Illuminated brass pedestal stand by Curtis Jere for Artisan House, circa 1980. Original frosted glass and wiring, signed on base. Unrestored original condition with some patina to base and wear as shown. Measures 29″ height x 18″ diameter.
Walnut 3 bay wall unit by Poul Cadovius, Denmark 1970. Very good original condition includes all cabinets and shelves as shown: Very good original condition with only slight wear, unrestored. Marked Made in Denmark on back edges of all shelves and cabinets.
Large 4 drawer cabinet
Large 2 door media cabinet
Small sliding door cabinet with roll out shelf
Small drop leaf secretary cabinet
Large desk surface
1 large shelf
2 medium shelves
2 small shelves
4 mounting poles and matching shelf brackets
As shown, entire unit measures 96″ wide x 22″ deep x 80″ high Desk is 22″ deep Largest cabinets are 18″ deep.
Glazed Stoneware planter in the manner of Bob Kinzie for Affiliated Craftsmen. Beautiful teal blue/green glaze with underlying pattern. Very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks. One drain hole on bottom. Measures: 13″ height x 13′ diameter top.
Pair of X-base side tables by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb, 1951. Professionally restored to showroom condition, original maple color in perfect condition with timeless x base sculpted legs. Sold as a pair. Measures 28″ diameter x 30″ height.
Globe floor lamp by Frank Ligtelijn for RAAK, circa 1961. Smoked glass globe on an adjustable chrome stand. Original 3 star iron base and foot switch with original wiring. Chrome is in very good condition as well as the glass globe. Floating glass globe rotates in almost any direction and base is height adjustable from 48″ to 64″ Globe measures 14″ diameter.
Rosewood wastebasket by Einar Barnes for P.S. Heggen, circa 1965. Restored to perfect condition with beautiful grain. Measures H 17.5 in. x W 15.5 in. x D 8.5 in.
B2 lounge chair by Fabien Baron in saddle leather. Newly upholstered with brushed solid steel frame. Beautiful lines and design. Measures: 29″ W x 28″ D x 17″, seat height x 26.5″ back height.
Avocado green leather Eames lounge chair and ottoman, 1967. This green color was a special order for a client in 1967, original rosewood frame and ottoman with original floor glides. Shock mounts were replaced by Hume Modern in 2011. Down filled cushions. Model 670/671. Classic and timeless design.
Walnut 6-drawer dresser, circa 1960 by Stanley Furniture. Classic and simple design, the walnut has a beautiful grain and has been professionally restored in showroom condition. Contrasting edging. Smooth gliding drawers with dovetail joinery. Measures: 56″ W x 18″ D x 30.5″ H.
Danish teak tray table by Willumsen and Engholm, circa 1965. Professionally restored in showroom perfect condition. Tray floats on top of the beautiful sculpted teak base and can be used as a service piece as well. Measures: 20.5″ diameter and 17″ high.
Poul Cadovius walnut 2 Bay wall unit, circa 1965. Beautiful original condition with hardly any wear. Includes as seen: 4 shelves, 2 slanted magazine shelves, 1 sliding glass door cabinet, 1 four drawer cabinet and three mounting poles that are 78″ long. Original brass hardware and glass shelves, doors. Easy assembly and setup. Measures as shown: 64.75″ wide.
Lamino chair by Yngve Ekstrom, circa 1965. Original sheepskin cover in very good condition. Teak bentwood frame in very good original condition with beautiful brass accent details on legs and armrests. Measures: H 40 in. x W 27 in. x D 30 in.
Kipp Stewart Walnut Highboy for Drexel Declaration, ca. 1960. This beautiful walnut highboy dresser is designed by Kipp Stewart for Drexel Declaration. Original very good to excellent condition with only slight wear, the walnut grain is amazing. Original porcelain hardware pulls and makers mark inside drawer. A classic, beautiful piece for your home, versatile to use in a bedroom, guest room or even living room. Measures H 46 in. W 34 in. D 20 in.
Hammered 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.
Paul 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.