Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin Rosewood Media Cabinet with Chrome Plinth Base ca. 1970. Beautifully restored rosewood door panels with inner adjustable shelving. The rosewood grain is incredible on the doors and throughout the piece. Original chrome covered plinth base. Can also be wall mounted or floated if desired. Great for entry or media/audio cabinet or smaller spaces. Measures 66″ W x 12″ D x 25″ H.

Industrial Metal Llama Sculpture by Robert Cumpston, 1930-2018. Metal Llama sculpture by Robert Cumpston of IL. Signed by the artist. Cumpston grew up, lived on, and worked the family farm in Colfax, IL which he eventually took over. But in his free time, he used the skills he developed repairing farm equipment to weld together spare equipment parts and scrap metal to create amazing animal sculptures. As he enjoyed making these artistic sculptures and was successfully selling them, in 1981 Cumpston rented the farm and gave up farming so he could focus on making art. Though Cumpston, a graduate of Colfax High School, never attended college or took art classes, he was extremely successful—selling much of his work locally, but also selling it to clients across the U.S. If you aren’t familiar with his work, visit Bloomington’s Miller Park Zoo, where some of his “animals” are on display.