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Pair of T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings ‘Glove Box’ Bedside Tables, circa 1955
SOLDPair of T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings ‘Glove Box’ bedside tables, circa 1955. Professionally restored in showroom condition, these rare tables consist of walnut frames with original brass legs and cane wrapped brass hardware with original patina. Tags are intact in drawer. Exceptional quality, we also have the matching dresser available, see separate listing. Measure 20″ W x 20″ D x 23.5″ H.
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T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings 6-Drawer Walnut and Brass Dresser, circa 1955
SOLDT. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings 6-drawer walnut and brass dresser or credenza, circa 1955. Original cane wrapped brass hardware with original legs and great patina. Walnut finish has been professionally restored in showroom perfect condition. Dresser is finished on the reverse so it can float in a room. Exceptional craftsmanship.
Measures 68″ W x 20″ D x 32″ H.
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Mixed Media Abstract Painting by J. Van Dreal, 1993
SOLDMixed Media Abstract Painting by J. Van Dreal, 1993. Original oil on canvas and mixed media abstract with great color and presence. Signed verso with artist and title “Two Creatures in a Box”, 1993-95. Original plywood frame. Measures 30.5′ Square
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Milo Baughman Rosewood Parquet Side Table, ca. 1970
SOLDMilo Baughman Rosewood Parquet Side Table, ca. 1970. Professionally restored in excellent condition, the chrome is shiny and the rosewood top has been restored. Beautiful rosewood grain with classic X base frame. Measures 18″ Diameter 22″ H.
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Finn Andersen for Selig Sculpted Walnut Barrel Back Chairs, ca. 1960
SOLDFinn Andersen for Selig Denmark sculpted barrel back lounge chairs, circa 1960. Sculpted walnut frames with newly upholstered imported brushed poly felt in a beautiful neutral oatmeal color. Walnut frames have been professionally restored. Original orbit casters on front legs, designed for simple movement. Often attributed to I.B. Kofod-Larsen, however documentation shows these are actually designed by Finn Andersen for Selig. Exquisite finger joint detail on the back frames. Emblems on underside. Extremely comfortable, wider than most Danish lounge chairs. Sculpted walnut frames are timeless and classic.
Measure: 30″ W x 26″ D x 28″ back height x 18″ seat height.
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Vintage White Enameled Metal Dome Pendant Light, ca. 1965
SOLDVintage White Enameled Metal Dome Pendant Light, ca. 1965. White enamel is in very good condition with only slight wear. Small indentation on one edge, barely visible as shown. Re-wired with new 6′ plug in cord. Uses two 75W max bulbs. Unmarked. Measures 16″ Diameter and 9″ High
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Outdoor Lounge Chair and Ottoman by Tadao Inouye for Brown Jordan, ca. 1970
SOLDOutdoor lounge chair and ottoman by Tadao Inouye for Brown Jordan, circa 1970. Rare lounge chair version which is wider and lower than the standard chair. Matching ottoman included. Both are in very good vintage condition, the strapping is clean and free of cracks. Frame is navy blue with floor protectors in good condition. Some light scrapes on paint, otherwise very good.
Can be seen in our Modern Vault Showroom and Design Studio, 1810 Monrovia Ave. Costa Mesa, CA.
Measures: Width (in): 26, depth/radius (in): 30, height (in): 27, arm height (in): 17, seat height (in) 16.
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Pair of Barcelona Chairs with Ottoman
SOLDPair of vintage Barcelona style chairs with ottoman. Original black leather cushions with very slight wear as shown otherwise excellent. Polished chrome frames. Includes matching ottoman.
Chairs measure H 30.25″ W 29.5″ D 30″ Seat H 17″
Ottoman measures H 14.75″ W 25″ D 23.25″
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona chair and stool (1929), originally created to furnish his German Pavilion at the International Exhibition in Barcelona, have come to epitomize modern design. Mies van der Rohe designed the chair to serve as seating for the King and Queen of Spain, while the stool was intended to accommodate their attendants.
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Jere Studios Bronze Acrobat Sculpture, circa 1968
SOLDJere Studios Bronze Acrobat sculpture, circa 1968. A metal jump rope figure with bronze finish by Curtis Jere, circa 1968. Reminiscent of Jack Boyd’s figurative bronzes. It measures 22″ in height by 10″ at its widest and sits on a 5.5″ square painted wood base. Signed C. Jeré, 1968.
