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Pair of Lisa Johansson-Pape Table Lamps, circa 1960
SOLDPair of Lisa Johansson-Pape table lamps, circa 1960. Beautiful white opaque blown glass made in Italy. Both are in very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and porcelain sockets have been replaced. Measures: 12″ height x 8″ diameter at widest.
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Pair of Ebonized Mahogany Brass Cabinets
SOLDPair of ebonized mahogany brass cabinets. Beautiful solid construction, they have been professionally restored in very good condition. Could also be used as larger nightstands. Measure 42″ W x 17″ D x 30″ H.
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Herbert Hirche Teak, Rosewood and Steel Floating Top Executive Desk, circa 1950
SOLDHerbert Hirche Bauhaus style teak, rosewood and steel floating top executive desk, circa 1950. Rare floating top desk with solid steel frame, teak body with brass and rosewood accents. Desk has an adjustable and removable return, with original floating trays inside. Superior construction and attention to detail with dovetail drawers, adjustable feet and floating frame. Bookcase on the receiving side for additional storage. Can be used with or without the adjustable return. Professionally restored wood, frame is original with very slight wear as shown. Adjustable feet for leveling.
Main desk measures 60″ W x 30″ D x 28.5″ H
Adjustable return expands from 26″-52″ L x 15.75″ W x 26″ H
Herbert Hirche was one of Germany’s most prominent architects and designers in the 1950s and 1960s. After completing an apprenticeship as a cabinetmaker, he studied at the Bauhaus in Dessau and in Berlin, where, among others, Kandinsky and Mies van der Rohe were his teachers. After graduating, he worked in van der Rohe’s studio in Berlin. He also collaborated with Egon Eiermann and Hans Scharoun. In 1948, he was appointed Professor of Applied Arts at the Berlin Weissensee School of Art and, later, at the Stuttgart State Academy of Art and Design. Alongside his teaching, Hirche always worked as a freelance architect and designer, significantly shaping the development of product design in postwar Germany. He was a member of the German Werkbund, of the Association of German Industrial Designers (VDI) and of the German Design Council (Rat für Formgebung). His work is defined by functionality and by harmonious proportions in the style of the Bauhaus teaching, which naturally blend with their environment.
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Metal Sunburst Wall Sculpture, circa 1970
SOLDMetal sunburst wall sculpture, circa 1970. Brutalist style, torch cut discs on wire rods. Brass has original patina. Measures: 34″ H x 29″ W x 6″ D.
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Set of 12 Vintage Brass and Enamel Cabinet Hardware, circa 1965
SOLDSet of 12 vintage brass and enamel cabinet hardware, circa 1965. Beautiful brass with enameled interior. Measures: 4.25″ L and mounting holes are 3.5″ on center. Original screws included.
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Rosewood and Chrome 9-Drawer Dresser by Leif Jacobsen, circa 1970
SOLDRosewood and chrome 9-drawer dresser by Leif Jacobsen, circa 1970. Rare rosewood and chrome 9-drawer dresser or credenza by Danish cabinetmaker Leif Jacobsen, circa 1970. Exceptional craftsmanship and rosewood grain, this dresser is in original condition with only very slight wear as shown. Cabinet hardware is original and very solid. The grain on this piece is exceptional and overall is very heavy, quality construction.
Measures 75.5″ W x 19″ D x 28″ H
Leif Jacobsen was born in Denmark but his family came to Canada when he was still an infant. In 1952 he opened an eponymous custom millwork firm. The company was subcontracted to complete work for American firms Knoll International and Herman Miller, but soon moved into designing its own furnishings under the direction of Danish-trained cabinetmaker Svend Neilsen. Leif Jacobsen made furnishings for major retailers of the day, including Walter Nugent Designs, Nienkämper, and Metalsmiths. They were also known for their high-end custom office furnishings: a suite could cost upwards of $20,000 in the 1960s. (Gotlieb & Golden, p. 243) The firm’s luxurious rosewood credenza shows why prices were so high. The workmanship is impeccable and the style timeless.
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Hal Bienenfeld Decorative Op Art Wall Mirror, circa 1970
SOLDHal Bienenfeld decorative op art wall mirror, circa 1970. Excellent original condition, signed on reverse this beautiful large mirror is wired to hang at the diagonal, however it can be adjusted to hang square as well. No broken pieces, all mirrors are intact with chrome frame. Measures: 36.5″ square x 1″ deep.
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Mid-Century Modern Walnut X Base Upholstered Bench or Footstool
SOLDMid-Century Modern Walnut X Base upholstered bench or footstool. Newly reupholstered in beautiful ivory fabric with walnut X or cross style base. Excellent original condition. Measures: 30″ W x 21″ D x 16″ H.
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Pair of Ceramic Cut Out Lamps with Dual Illumination, circa 1970
SOLDPair of ceramic cutout lamps with dual illumination, circa 1970. Beautiful black and white design with independently controlled top and bottom switch to illuminate the column or neck separately. Excellent original condition. New wiring. Measure: 21″ to neck switch and 8″ diameter at widest sold as a pair, shade not included.
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Brutalist Sculpture by Tom Greene, 1969
SOLDBrutalist Sculpture by Tom Greene, 1969. Beautiful torch cut Brutalist table sculpture by artist Tom Greene, signed 1969. Excellent vintage condition on signed base.Measures 13.5″ H x 4″ W. -
Set of 6 Early Original Hans Wegner CH24 Wishbone Chairs, circa 1955
SOLDSet of 6 early original Hans Wegner CH24 Wishbone chairs, circa 1955. Hard to find early examples of Hans Wegner’s classic iconic CH24 wishbone chair. This set is very early, not modern re-issues, and from a one owner estate. All 6 match perfectly and have new papercord woven seats professionally woven to exacting standards of the originals. Beautiful original oak frames with lovely warm patina in very good original vintage condition. Frames are sturdy with solid joinery. Each chair measures: Height 29 in. (73.66 cm) Width 21.5 in. (54.61 cm) Depth 21 in. (53.34 cm) Seat height 16.5 in. (41.91 cm).
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Brutalist Metal Vase, circa 1970
SOLDBrutalist metal vase, circa 1970. Appears to be pewter. Signed with initials GC on underside. Perfect vintage condition
Measures 9.25″ H x 5″ W.
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Large Paolo Soleri Bronze Windbell, circa 1970
SOLDLarge Paolo Soleri bronze Windbell, circa 1970. Beautiful, large vintage bronze wind bell designed by Paolo Soleri. Features original kite and beautiful large spines on the neck. Rings with a nice sound with no cracks. Signed with emblem on bell.
Measures 41″ long from top of hook to bottom of kite and 10″ diameter at widest.
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Leather and Iron Wall Mounted Coat Rack in the style of Jacques Adnet
Original price was: $3,995.00.$2,995.00Current price is: $2,995.00.Leather and Iron Wall Mounted Coat Rack in the style of Jacques Adnet
Original price was: $3,995.00.$2,995.00Current price is: $2,995.00.Leather and Iron Wall Mounted Coat Rack or Catch All in the style of Jacques Adnet. Iron frame with mirror and orange leather wrapped trim. Small shelf is also wrapped in black leather.
Measures 72″ H x 26″ W
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Gerald Thurston for Lightolier Tripod Base Table Lamp, circa 1955
SOLDGerald Thurston for Lightolier tripod base table lamp, circa 1955. Beautiful original fiberglass shade with original metal enamel diffuser. Original wiring in very good working condition. Some slight wear to enamel cone as shown, otherwise very good. Measures 22″ height x 17″ diameter.
