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6951
Good
HEIGHT: 22 in. (56 cm) DIAMETER: 10.5 in. (27 cm)
R312MK
Brass
Mid century Modern
1960s
Italy
Mid 20th Century
Gold
Mid-Century Modern 1950s drop form lamp in white Murano glass by Barbini, swirled with 'bullicante' bubbles
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Pair of Art Deco 1920s floor lamp torcheres, Walter Kantack attributed, frosted glass shades on wrought iron bases.
A mid 20th century eight globe chrome pendant light.
A vintage French circa 1960's side table, designed in the style of Maison Jansen, features black glass top on bronze frame, over tapered legs with ball feet and X-form stretcher.
An alabaster shade tops this French Art Deco style iron torchiere lamp in the manner of Edgar Brandt. The body is made of textured iron with sculpted rose and swirl motifs throughout. It is in good vintage condition consistent with age and use.
Mid-century modern era pair of 1960s end tables, in the Maison Jansen manner, glass on polished chrome with brass.
A button tufted velvet settee in midnight blue. Good condition, wear consistent with age and use.
Modern chrome club chair by Milo Baughman, circa 1970s, with black leather upholstery.
A very large Buddha designed by Dorothy Thorpe in green resin.
A pair of cylindrical shade flush mount wall sconces, each in frosted acrylic, with banding, top and bottom in brass.
A hand forged iron five-light antique candelabra.
Art Deco bar made of wood and mirrored glass.
A cut stainless steel kinetic sculpture made in 1966 by Yaacov Agam in Israel. Some wear to surface. Hallmark and signature on back.
Early 20th century vintage locking toolbox, crafted 1920s-1930s, including tools and boxed steel bits.
Roberta di Camerino for Neiman Marcus, black knit handbag decorated with black beads giving it a unique look. Includes brass clasp with lock mechanism. Embossed label inside reads [ Made in Italy by "Roberta of Camerino" Expressly for Neiman Marcus]. Wear to the interior appropriate to age and use.
Designer Paul Evans, produced circa 1970s, this vintage coffee table comes with a slate top, over a very lengthy, Brutalist style frame with mixed-metal patchwork.
A unique fish ring in 18K yellow gold with 31 white diamonds (~1.02 ct) and 40 yellow diamonds (~0.24 ct) on body and head.
This pair of red lounge chairs by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin are mounted on chrome bases and date from the 1970s.
A Mid-Century Modern open display pedestal in heavy Lucite, with one lower level and one top level for displaying art pieces.
A silver plated German cigarette case.
Large Mid-Century Modern chrome Sputnik chandelier, made in Italy during the 1970s.
An Arredoluce inspired three-arm floor lamp, mid-century, c. 1950’s, with adjustable brass arms and enamel cone shaped shades.
Herman Miller 1960s modern walnut cabinet by George Nelson with brass pulls
An oil on canvas painting titled "The Soothsayer"by Swiss-American Artist John Konstantin Hansegger. The piece is signed and dated (1986) in the lower right. John Konstantin Hansegger(1908-1989) was a unique figure in 20th Century Art, working as he did at the highest level in most of the major movements of the past century. His career spanned seven decades and five continents, and produced at least six major periods and several minor ones. His mastery extended over Cubism, synthetic cubism, Abstract Expressionism, Impressionism, portraiture(he painted many culture icons from life including Picasso, Einstein, and Albert Schweitzer), and several styles of his own. He was a member of the Surindependants in Paris in the 1930’s winning the Silver Medal of Paris in 1939 with one of his groundbreaking “Abstract Parallels” paintings, and working in close association with Fernand Leger, Picasso, Alfred Reth and Mondrian This painting, “The Soothsayer(card reader)”is one that incorporates the Abstract Parallels, along with more figurative elements. This is the second version of this painting, the first being executed and exhibited in Switzerland in 1942. During the war he returned to his native Switzerland where he was a founding member of Paul Klee’s Allianz. During this period he founded the historical gallery Des Eaux Vives, in Zurich, which is credited with helping to keep modern art alive in Europe by providing a venue for such artists as Kandinsky, Klee, Max Bill, Walter Bodmer, Hans Arp, Max Huber, Sophie Tucker Arp, Richard Lohse and many others during the dark days of World War II. During this period he worked primarily in the Art Konkrete style, sometimes blended with his Abstract Parallel motif. After the war his painting exploded in new directions. When he was Invited to hold a one-man show at the Princeton Museum in 1953, he elected to stay and settle in America where he continued to paint, show and innovate until his death in 1989, a few months after the major retrospective given him at the Kunst Museum in his home city of St. Gallen in Switzerland. Several books have been written about his career. His work still looks remarkably fresh and contemporary today, is being discovered by more and more designers, and was recently seen in Martha Stewart’s Living.
A 20th Century mirrored doric styled single column.
A 1970's, vintage white glazed porcelain lamp in the form of a seated baboon. Made in France.
These obelisks are likely from the 1920's but could possibly be from as early as the late 19th century.
Carl Aubock bronze Catch All with curved handle and almond shaped bowl.
Mid-century modern Maison Jansen style round table, glass top on tapered base in brass accented brushed steel.
A painting by American Artist Edwin T. Billings (1824-1893), titled “Boy Gazing at Hour Glass”, c. 1875. E.T Billings was a portraitist, having painted William Lloyd Garrison, Daniel Webster, and Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
A pair of midcentury pressed glass, flush mounted wall sconces, with oval textured and frosted shades depicting a berry motif.
A pair of 20th century Chinese blue and white porcelain hexagonal temple jars with Foo dog covers on top. Body of jars depicting continuous pattern of figures in various means of pursuit in a six-sided panel. Chinese marks on bottom.
A pair of Chinese porcelain blue and white four-sided vases with cover and continuous pattern of figures on panels.
A vintage elongated coffee or cocktail table by Lane with single drawer, sculptural legs and an ebonized finish
An American Victorian iron fireplace tool cradle with gnome and dragon details. In gold gilt finish.
Swedish smoked glass vase within a clear layer designed by Nils Landberg for Orrefors.
Hammerman Brothers brooch in 18k yellow gold and platinum.
A Modernist cased glass hand-blown blue-green vase. Label on the side. In great vintage condition.
A French Art Deco carved and ebonized wood figural cigarette and tobacco humidor vessel in shape of an elephant, with chrome detailing.
Organic Modern inspired amethyst on stepped silver plate base.
A rare huge clay Lucky Cat, produced in Japan during the Edo Period (1603-1868) - Ca. 1820.
A pair of Barcelona chairs dating from ca.1970.
Italian neo-classical carved olive wood sculpture depicting the head of Paris, made around 1810, after Italian artist Antonio Canova.
A mid-20th century Bjorn Wiinblad needlepoint depicting a muscian, under glass in a brass frame.
A faux bamboo bench in polished brass. Produced during the 1960s in the Hollywood Regency style.
Giacometti table lamps in a matte white finish.
Figurative gilt bronze timepiece by Max Blondat in the French art nouveau style. Inscribed with the artist's name "Max Blondat" and from the Valsuani foundry.
An antique Louis XIV style console table in untreated wood.
A vintage modernist chandelier in brass.
A trio of 18K yellow gold stacking rings by Black, Starr & Frost. Rings are set with cabochon amethyst and pink/green tourmaline. Weight: 20.40g Each ring 5mm at widest; 16mm wide when stacked.
An abstract painting by mid-century artist John Seery, “Drawl”; acrylic on canvas,1975, signed on back.
Mid-Century 1950s Italian lamp in blue Murano glass by Seguso for Marbro Lamp Company
A pair of modernist Art Deco 'Woofle Bird' table lamps designed in 1929.
A pair of French lounge chairs by French designer Pierre Paulin, in their original pink fabric, circa 1970.
Salavetti disc pendant in 18k white gold.
Arne Jacobsen mid-century modern Swan Chair designed by Fritz Hansen for Knoll recently reupholstered in bright pink.
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