Chaise lounge in maple and brass by Paul McCobb, circa 1950. Professionally restored with new cream wool upholstery and new foam. Professionally restored maple legs with original brass stretchers with original patina. Period correct back pillow restored to exacting standards with matching piping. Showroom perfect condition. Measures: 32″ back height x 24.5″ W x 52″ L x 16″ seat height.
Opaline Blown Glass Lamp by Uno Westerberg for Böhlmarks, Sweden, ca. 1965. Beautiful opaque hand blown glass in perfect vintage condition, rare shape, this style hardly ever comes available for sale. Original cord and wiring. Measures 15″ High x 10″ Diameter at widest.
Rare Isamu Kenmochi for Trend Pacific. Manufactured by Kanzo Itoh & Co. Small chrome task light with original half chrome bulb. Model 30-1A. Measures 8″ H x 4″ D. Excellent example of Japanese Industrial Modernism. Rare, not seen often. Some patina to base, otherwise good. Original wiring with cord switch.
Isamu Kenmochi (Japanese, 1912 -1971) was a Japanese modernist designer significant in the development of Japanese industrial design after World War II. Isamu Kenmochi was born on January 2nd 1912 in Tokyo.[2] Kenmochi graduated from the Tokyo College of Industrial Arts, now Chiba University Faculty of Engineering in 1932. After his graduation, Kenmochi worked at the Industrial Arts Research Institute in Tokyo. Kenmochi met artist and designer Isamu Noguchi in the summer of 1950 on Noguchi’s first trip to Japan. Together, the two developed a number of furniture designs, pioneering the Japanese Modern style which integrated the material culture of Japanese furniture with modernist styles. In 1952, Kenmochi visited the United States, later writing about the visit in the Industrial Arts Research Institute’s publication, Kogei Nyusu. Later that year, Kenmochi became a founding member of the Japan Industrial Designers Association. Basket Chair by Isamu Kenmochi and Isamu Noguchi In 1964, Kenmochi’s 1958 design for a lounge chair commissioned by the Yamakawa Rattan Company was added to the design collection of the MoMA. The design additionally won the G-Mark Prize. Kenmochi committed suicide on June 3rd, 1971 in Shinjuku, Tokyo.
Pair of T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings ‘Glove Box’ bedside tables, circa 1955. Professionally restored in showroom condition, these rare tables consist of walnut frames with original brass legs and cane wrapped brass hardware with original patina. Tags are intact in drawer. Exceptional quality, we also have the matching dresser available, see separate listing. Measure 20″ W x 20″ D x 23.5″ H.
T. H. Robsjohn-Gibbings 6-drawer walnut and brass dresser or credenza, circa 1955. Original cane wrapped brass hardware with original legs and great patina. Walnut finish has been professionally restored in showroom perfect condition. Dresser is finished on the reverse so it can float in a room. Exceptional craftsmanship.
Measures 68″ W x 20″ D x 32″ H.
Mixed Media Abstract Painting by J. Van Dreal, 1993. Original oil on canvas and mixed media abstract with great color and presence. Signed verso with artist and title “Two Creatures in a Box”, 1993-95. Original plywood frame. Measures 30.5′ Square
Milo Baughman Rosewood Parquet Side Table, ca. 1970. Professionally restored in excellent condition, the chrome is shiny and the rosewood top has been restored. Beautiful rosewood grain with classic X base frame. Measures 18″ Diameter 22″ H.
Finn Andersen for Selig Denmark sculpted barrel back lounge chairs, circa 1960. Sculpted walnut frames with newly upholstered imported brushed poly felt in a beautiful neutral oatmeal color. Walnut frames have been professionally restored. Original orbit casters on front legs, designed for simple movement. Often attributed to I.B. Kofod-Larsen, however documentation shows these are actually designed by Finn Andersen for Selig. Exquisite finger joint detail on the back frames. Emblems on underside. Extremely comfortable, wider than most Danish lounge chairs. Sculpted walnut frames are timeless and classic.
Measure: 30″ W x 26″ D x 28″ back height x 18″ seat height.
Vintage White Enameled Metal Dome Pendant Light, ca. 1965. White enamel is in very good condition with only slight wear. Small indentation on one edge, barely visible as shown. Re-wired with new 6′ plug in cord. Uses two 75W max bulbs. Unmarked. Measures 16″ Diameter and 9″ High