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Modernist Tin Candelabra by Artist Gene Byron, circa 1965
SOLDHammered tin Brutalist tin candelabra by Mexican artist Gene Byron. Handmade of hand-hammered tin with lovely detail, this beautiful piece was also featured in the Verna Cook Shipway Mexican modernism design books of the 1960s. Signed with monogram on underside. Measures 23″ H x 17.5″ W x 5″ D
Ms. Byron, a Canadian Artist moved to De La Palomas, Guanajuato in the mid-1950s. She restored, refurbished and re-designed an astounding Casa with her Spanish husband who was a doctor. Ms. Byron rose to prominence in the 1960s-1970s creating tin candelabras, lighting and wall sconces. The export of her wares to the US was in high demand. Today her estate is now a culture museum; hosting many classical and Jazz Concerts, as well Art Exhibitions. Both examples of her work and photos of her estate where featured in famous ‘Shipway’ Mexican interior and design books of the 1960s.
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Paul McCobb Maple and Iron Coffee Table, circa 1955
SOLDPaul McCobb maple and iron coffee table, circa 1955. Original vintage condition with wrought iron frame and lower woven bamboo shelf in excellent condition with no missing slats. Two slide out drawers are original along with the adjustable feet. In good original vintage condition. Measures 60″ L x 24″ W x 16″ H.
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Set of 6 Hans Wegner CH23 Oak Dining Chairs, circa 1960
SOLDEarly set of 6 Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen and Sons model CH23 oak dining chairs, circa 1960. New professionally installed paperboard seats, original hand oiled oak finish. Marked on underside with Carl Hansen and Son’s stamp. Beautiful detail and joinery on backrest. Very good condition.
Measures 30.5″ H x 20″ W x 20″ D x 17.5″ seat height
The CH23 dining chair is an early example of Hans J. Wegner’s unique style and insightful craftsmanship, and contains many well-known Wegner details – for example, the elegantly shaped cruciform caps on the backrest and the special double-woven paper cord seat. Wegner was a master in making complex designs appear simple, and despite the CH23 chair’s richness in unique detail, its appearance is ultimately light and simple. The chair has no armrests, which makes it practical for fitting around the table, even in small rooms. Thanks to its ingenious design and organic form, it is also unsurpassed for comfort.
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Sculpted Walnut and Onyx Circular Coffee Table, circa 1960
SOLDSculpted walnut and stone circular coffee table, circa 1960. Beautiful sculpted walnut base with elegant curves. Stone is in very good vintage condition, only slight wear as shown. Measures 36″ diameter and 14.5″ height. Wood has been professionally refinished.
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Brutalist Brass Wall Sculpture, circa 1970
SOLDBrutalist brass wall sculpture, circa 1970. Brazed brass squares and rods make up this Curtis Jere style wall sculpture. Excellent vintage condition with great color and patina. Sits 9″ off the wall for some great depth. Measures 55″ W x 36″ H x 10″ D.
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Martin Perfit for Rene Brancusi Stone and Brass Occasional Table, circa 1955
SOLDMartin Perfit for Rene Brancusi terrazzo stone and brass occasional table, circa 1955. Polished pink terrazzo with brass rod strut base, circa 1955. Good vintage condition with age appropriate patina to brass rods. Small natural imperfection in the marble, as shown otherwise very good. Measures 18″ diameter and 21.5″ high.
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Brown Leather and Rosewood Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman, 1980
SOLDChocolate brown leather and rosewood Eames lounge chair and ottoman. Designed by Charles Eames for Herman Miller. Model 670/671. Gorgeous leather with just the right amount of suppleness. Excellent vintage condition, rosewood frame has beautiful grain and leather is near perfect. New shock mounts replaced by Hume Modern in LA with 3 year warranty. Label intact dated 1980, can provide photos on request. This is a beautiful example and as close to perfect as you can get for a chair of this age. Measures: H 31.5 in. x W 33 in. x D 32 in. Ottoman dimensions: 26.25 in W x 21.5 in D x 16 in H.
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Glass and Iron Case Study Lamp by Artemide
SOLDRare glass and iron case study lamp by Sidecar for Artemide, New York. Excellent vintage condition with beautiful opaque milk glass shade and iron cage frame. Delicate feet and original switch. Measures 12″ height x 5.5″ diameter.
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Vintage Giltwood Convex Sunburst Mirror, circa 1970
SOLDVintage giltwood convex sunburst mirror, circa 1970. Beautiful gold gilt to the wood and a vintage convex mirror, trimmed in a black border in very good vintage condition. Heavy piece, which is indicative of the age of the mirror and wood. Measures: 28″ diameter and 3″ deep. Mirror alone is 9.5″ diameter.
