Substantial glazed planters by California Artist Sam Trujillo, 1983. Large hand thrown thumb planters by Sam Trujillo for Ceramic Design. At first glance, many would think (often misattributed) these are by Stan Bitters but after doing some research we have solved the mystery makers marks. These beautiful glazed pieces were designed by San Trujillo in 1983 for Ceramic Design company in Fresno. Sam worked alongside Stan Bitters and John Bennett at the Hans Sumpf company and you can see he had considerable influence from Stan’s designs. The Sumpf company closed in the early 70’s and John Bennett formed Ceramic Designs when Earthform (which he also started) closed in the late 70’s. Sam worked with John Bennett at Ceramic design through the 80’s. There is not much information on the company and it is unknown when they closed. We are showing the jar with the larger tray on top, which is how it came from the original owners home as a birdbath on a gorgeous oceanfront home in Laguna Beach. The tray is not attached and can be taken off if desired. The jar measures 20” H x 13” D. The tray alone is 20” diameter. Total height is 23.5”. No drain holes in the jar. The large thumbprint pot is signed CD ‘82 21-18 ST. Which is Ceramic Designs 83. Model 21” H x 18” D and ST Is the artist Sam Trujillo. One drain hole.  Price listed is for EACH PLANTER

Faux bamboo metal dining chairs, ca. 1970. Beautiful greek key design with faux bamboo frames. Ivory frames are in good condition and seats are offered as shown, but can be recovered in C.O.M. on request. Frames are in good condition with age appropriate wear. Could also be used as outdoor patio chairs. Measures 19″ W x 18″ D x 42″ back height x 20″ seat height.

Faux bamboo upholstered barrel back lounge chair. Beautiful pickled finish with a great decorative fabric. Gorgeous barrel back design, very comfortable and is a great accent chair for almost any room. Measures 24″ W x 21″ D x 19″ seat height x 28″ back height.