Flame Glaze Planter by David Cressey for Architectural Pottery Pro/Artisan, 1970. Beautiful poured ‘flame glaze’ pattern and rare purple and rust color combo. Rare color combination with one drain hole. Does have some calcium deposits on inside. Measures 9.5″ Diameter x 10″ H.
Charles Eames for Herman Miller Rosewood 670 Lounge Chair and 671 Ottoman, ca. 1971. Beautiful rosewood grain with original black leather cushions in very good original condition. Classic and always a favorite, the black leather compliments the rosewood perfectly. Shock mounts are very good with no separation and the glides and base are also very good condition. Would rate this piece as a 9/10. Clips and emblem date this char as a 3rd generation between 1971-1981. Leather has been reconditioned and hydrated. Measures: H 32 in. x W 33 in. x D 33 in. Ottoman measures: 25.50 wide x 22.50 deep and 16.50″ high.
Custom lacquered faux malachite dining table. Custom made for the 2008 DIFFA Dining by Design event, this gorgeous table is one of a kind with amazing color and style. The table is in good condition, with only slight wear as shown. Top sits on base, and comes off easily for shipping. Lacquered faux malachite pattern over wood. Very heavy and well made piece. Measures: 78″ diameter x 33.5″ height.
Rosewood cabinet with pop up bar, ca. 1960. Beautiful rosewood grain with push touch pop up hidden bar inside. Lined with black laminate interior and black laminate top on original casters. Lovely rosewood grain with joinery on handles. Piece is attributed to Kai Kristiansen. Signed made in Denmark.
Measures 27″ W x 21.5″ D x 22″ H.
Paul McCobb for Directional Model 402 walnut frame lounge chair, ca. 1955. Professionally restored walnut frame with newly reupholstered high quality Mohair in sage green. Scarce design and highly desirable from the Directional top of the line grouping designed by Paul McCobb.
Measures: 27″ W x 30″ D x 34″ back height x 16″ seat height.
Hollywood Regency brass and glass coffee table by Mastercraft, ca. 1970. Beautifully refinished brass base with thick 3/4″ glass top in good condition. Base has been repolished and re-brassed and is shiny and beautiful. Vintage glass is original with double beveled top and bottom edges with only small chip on underside edge, as shown, hardly noticeable from top when looking at it. Measures 40″ x 40″ x 16.5″ high.
Set of 4 rosewood dining chairs by Nils Jonsson, Sweden, ca. 1960. Beautiful rosewood frames in very good vintage condition with original blue strapped seating in good condition. Seats do not need to be replaced, they are still very good with no breaks. We can provide a quote to replace in Danish woven cord or vinyl/fabric.
Measure: 20″ W x 20″ D x 32″ H x 17.75″ seat height.
Medea chair by Vittorio Nobili for Fratelli Tagliabue, ca. 1955. Beautiful edition of this bentwood chair with iron frame in very good vintage condition. Bentwood laminate is intact with no lifting or chipping and labeled on underside with brass detail rivets on seat. Beautiful lines perfect for a corner or desk chair or addition to your mix and match dining set.
Measures 24: W x 23.5″ D x 32.5″ H x 16″ seat height.
Brutalist cast bronze sculpture signed JBT ’64. Bronze on a wood base signed by artist with beautiful patina to the bronze. Measures 18 H x 14″ W x 5″ D.
Abstract acrylic on canvas painting by California Artist Gail Wong, ca. 1970. Beautiful greens, yellows and tans featured in this large original oil titled “Still life on green table”. Gail is a listed artist and lived in Stockton, CA and the painting is signed on front as well as reverse.
Measures 50″ W x 38″ H.
Vintage Original Walter Lamb S Chaise Lounge Chair, Model C-4700 ca. 1955 Chaise lounge with tubular copper/bronze frames with patina designed by Walter Lamb in the 1950s. The model C-4700 has an S-shaped frame that flows beautifully from the arms and back down to the legs. This vintage piece has the original rope weaving that has been cleaned and left as original as possible. The patinated frame is a gorgeous color, showing the true intention of the piece. Measures Height: 33″, Width: 24″, Length 69″, Seat Height: 12.5″
Walter Lamb (1901-1980) lived in Hawaii in the 1940s where he experienced the consequences the attack of Pearl Harbor has caused. Lamb took salvaged metals and reused them to design his outdoor furniture, as an “inventive recycler” as Elle Decoration called it in an article in 2017. He reused bronze, copper and metal that were left behind from the military and sculpted the frames of his pieces with cord as the seating material. Lamb’s designs are characterized by lightness and liquidity and materials that get admirable patina over time. The successful collaboration between Lamb and Brown Jordan started in the 1950s.
Teak and rosewood ‘Corona’ credenza by Lennart Bender for Ulferts, Sweden 1960. Beautiful detail and craftsmanship, this credenza has solid teak top and sides with rosewood drawer pull details and rosewood joinery on the floating base. Exceptional dovetail joints in drawers and old growth teak grain. Doors open to two adjustable shelving compartments. Drawer linings are original with original slider tray in upper drawer. Finished on the reverse. Professionally restored. Measures 64″ L x 18″ D x 27.5″ H.
Pair of Brutalist torch cut metal lamps by Laurel Lamp Co., 1968. Beautiful pinwheel circle design with black bases and matching black shades. Gorgeous hard to find pair in very good original condition with original silk cord. Titled Setarrah Model H-927 made by Bijan of California for Laurel and featured in their 1968 catalog. Black silk shades included. Measures 31″ to switch 41″ tall as shown. Shade is 15″ diameter x 11″ high.