In slowdown, chairmaker finds comfort in tradition
PRINCES RISBOROUGH (Reuters) - When the rest of Britain's furniture trade headed to China for mountains of cheap leather sofas to slake the demand of a raging housing boom, Edward Tadros had a different plan.
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