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Gordon and Jane Martz Marshall Studios Large Segmented Table Lamp, Ca. 1970
SOLDGordon and Jane Martz Marshall Studios Large Segmented Table Lamp, Ca. 1970. Beautiful unglazed charcoal gray ceramic segmented table lamp in a large format with original wiring and original large walnut finial. Often called the ‘Tootsie Roll’ lamp, this beautiful handcrafted piece retains the original label and signature, along with original wiring. The dark charcoal color is perfect for any style of decor and adds a statement to any room, providing as much light as needed with a 3-way switch. Measures 28″ High to switch on neck and 7.75″ Diameter at base. Shade is NOT included but can be added for small fee.
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Pair of Original Hans J. Wegner Ch22 Lounge Chairs, Ca. 1950
SOLDPair of Original Hans J. Wegner Ch22 Lounge Chairs, Ca. 1950. Original unrestored oak frames with new woven paperboard seats, to exacting standards of the originals. Rare match pair from original estate in Southern California.
Frames have been hand oiled and joints have been tightened. Seats are in perfect condition. Frames do have some slight wear on backrests, but nothing out of the ordinary and wonderful condition for their age.
The CH22 Lounge Chair is an iconic and probably one of the most popular chair designs of the Danish Modern era and are highly desirable as a matched pair.
Dimensions: 26.25” wide x 19” deep x 28” high; 15” seat height.
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Vintage Gilted Wood Sunburst Wall Mirror by Florentia of Italy, Ca. 1970
SOLDVintage Gilted Wood Sunburst Wall Mirror by Florentia of Italy, Ca. 1970. Excellent original condition with wonderful patina to the wood and original mirror with original makers mark on reverse. Comes with hardware to hang. Beautiful mid century modern or hollywood regency style in this charming mirror.
Measures 18″ Diameter x 1″ D. Mirror alone measures 5.75″
Excellent original condition with no chips or cracking, other than the original patina to the gilded wood.
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Arthur Umanoff for Raymor Iron and Rattan Candelabra or Wall Sconce, 1960
SOLDArthur Umanoff for Raymor Iron and Rattan Candelabra or Wall Sconce, 1960. All original piece with original rattan intact with no breaks. Heavy iron spires with original black iron finish and excellent original condition. Sourced from original owner in Southern California. Can be used as either a candelabra or wall sconce.
Measures 30″ H x 11″ W x 5″ D
Also includes the gold flecked faux candles as seen.
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Teak Compass Chair by Erik Kirkegaard for Høng Stolefabrik, Ca. 1960
SOLDTeak Compass Chair by Erik Kirkegaard for Høng Stolefabrik, Ca. 1960. Beautiful sculpted solid teak frame with original black vinyl seat. Frame is structurally sound and the chair is in very good original condition with only slight wear to lower leg. Sourced from original owner in Southern California, this chair has been hardly used and sat in a corner for 50+ years.
Beautiful sculpted frame and curved backrest with compass-like legs that join at the armrest. Perfect for a desk or side chair in a bedroom.
Measures 23″ W x 28.5″ H x 21″ D x 18″ Seat Height
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ON HOLD Set of 8 Hans Wegner Ch-23 Dining Chairs, Ca. 1959
SOLDSet of 8 Hans Wegner Ch-23 Dining Chairs, Ca. 1959. Rare and hard to find in this condition. This beautiful set is 100% original and has not been restored, they are in wonderful original condition. All the original papercord seats are excellent with no breaks and frames are structurally sound.
Featuring wonderful patina on the old growth teak and oak frames, they really show the character of the wood and joinery on the backrests. Chairs have been hand oiled and cleaned. Floor glides have been added for floor protection.
Sourced from the original owner in Southern California who had them imported from Denmark in the early 60’s. Chairs are stamped on underside with Carl Hansen and Hans Wegner marks.
Some very slight wear to a couple of the backrests, however very minor and hardly noticeable. One of the seats has a small discoloration as shown, but the rest of the seats are in impeccable vintage original condition.
This is a very rare matching set and would be a compliment to any home.
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Original Brutalist Pewter Sculpture, Ca. 1970
SOLDOriginal Brutalist Pewter Sculpture, Ca. 1970. Beautiful hand sculpted pewter original on wood block. Sourced from original owner in Southern Arizona, it was part of the estate’s personal collection that contained many wonderful mid century modern art and sculpture pieces. Unsigned, or cannot make out the insignia.
This piece measures 10.5″ W x 7″ H and wood block is 3″ Square
Wonderful detail and subject matter works well with most all decor.
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Brutalist Original Bronze Wall Sculpture, Ca. 1970
SOLDBrutalist Original Bronze Wall Sculpture, Ca. 1970. Unique original bronze wall sculpture mounted asymmetrically on vintage wood. Wonderful patina and subject matter, this is a one of a kind unique wall hanging sourced from original owner in Southern Arizona.
Measures 8″ H x 20″ L. Bronze only is 7″ x 10″. Comes with original mounting and wire attached.
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Original Abstract Painting ‘Canyon Walls’ by Muriel Shannon, Ca. 1970
Original price was: $3,500.00.$1,200.00Current price is: $1,200.00.Original Abstract Painting ‘Canyon Walls’ by Muriel Shannon, Ca. 1970
Original price was: $3,500.00.$1,200.00Current price is: $1,200.00.Original Abstract Painting ‘Canyon Walls’ by Muriel Shannon, Ca. 1970. Beautiful original art signed by the artist in very pleasing neutral tones that work well with any decor including mid century modern, contemporary or traditional. Original inset wood frame shows the authenticity time period correct style of the era.
This beautiful original oil was sourced from the artist in Tucson, AZ and was in her private collection until sold in June of 2025.
Measures 37″ H x 25″ W x 1″ D
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Pair of Tripod Base “Applet” Side Tables by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist, Ca. 1955
Original price was: $3,200.00.$800.00Current price is: $800.00.Pair of Tripod Base “Applet” Side Tables by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist, Ca. 1955
Original price was: $3,200.00.$800.00Current price is: $800.00.Rare and difficult to find Pair of Tripod Base Side Tables by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist, Ca. 1955, Sweden. These tables are designed by Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist, a prominent Swedish architect and designer. “Äpplet” or “the Apple” is a part of “Paradiset” and the Triva series for NK, Nordiska Kompaniet in Sweden.
Tales are a matching pair with solid sculpted teak bases and desirable tripod legs, featuring gentle sculpted curves. The neck is also a solid piece of sculpted teak, in a triangular form. They would work well in almost any setting depending on what they’re needed for as they are both versatile and elegant. They can be used as either nightstands or a pair of coffee or side tables.
Solid teak with beautiful old growth patina. Very slight wear, as shown on tops, original unfinished condition.
Measure 19″ Diameter and 21″ High. Tops can be separated from the bases for easier shipping, even internationally, please inquire.
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Vintage Bamboo Desk or Console in the Style of Tommi Parzinger, 1970
SOLDVintage Bamboo Desk or Console in the Style of Tommi Parzinger, ca. 1970. Can be used as a desk or a console or entry table. One small drawer with beautiful X base detail and weathered finish detailing on handle and crossbars. Piece is in overall very good condition, the wrapped corners are all intact with very little loss. Floor protectors are added. Gorgeous desk for your mid-century modern, boho or beach decor.
Often attributed to Tommi Parzinger for Willow and Reed. Piece is in overall very good condition, the wrapped corners are all intact with very little loss and slight wear to bottom of legs as shown. Slight crazing on one spot of the top of desk in varnish, however barely visible and no loss. Floor protectors are added.
Measures 43″ W X 23″ D X 32″ total height. Writing Surface is 30″ High and there is 25.5″ Clearance for a chair with arms.
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Rosewood Expandable Bar Cabinet by Torbjorn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway 1960
SOLDRosewood Expandable Bar Cabinet by Torbjorn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway 1960. Very desirable rosewood bar cabinet designed by Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo of Norway. Locking cabinet opens to reveal storage for all necessary bar accessories and glassware. Black micarta flip-top doubles in size and slides to the right for double working space. Bar is complete with two original brass skeleton keys and original castors.
Torbjørn Afdal was one of the leading designers at Bruksbo Tegnekontor and in Scandinavia. Afdal became more well known when his furniture was bought by US first lady Jacqueline Kennedy and by the Japanese Emperor. In later years, he was granted the commission to design the parliamentary and chairs and tables to the courthouse in Oslo.
The bar has two doors with the interior concealing one shelf, one drawer, green felt-lined wine racks and compartments to store glasses. The back is fully finished in rosewood.
Excellent original condition with hardly any wear, would rate as a 9.5/10.
Closed measurements are 16.5″ D x 30.5 W x 34.5″ H
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Walnut and Brass Coffee Table with Magazine Rack by Dunbar
SOLDEdward Wormley for Dunbar walnut and brass magazine holder coffee table with lower shelf and brass accent detail. Top has some slight wear, no deep scratches or chips. Brass stretcher bars are free of rust. Model 5933. Stamped on underside. Measures: 66″ L x 17″ W x 15″ H.
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Dyrlund Teak Expandable Lotus Table, Ca. 1960
SOLDDyrlund Teak Expandable Lotus Table, ca. 1960. Highly desirable expandable teak dining table by Dyrlund of Denmark. Leaves fold over and slide underneath top to accommodate 4-6 people or 10-12 fully extended. A wonderful example of Danish craftsmanship.
All original, does have some slight wear to edges of lower skirt, however the top is near perfect. Bookmatched grain and beautiful color.
Measures 54″ small and 78″ Large with leaves extended
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Pair of Vintage Framed Kuba Cloth Wall Decor
SOLDPair of Vintage Framed Kuba Cloth Wall Decor. Beautifully framed with white shadowbox background and black frame. Measures 29″ W x 33″ H. Sold as a pair. Kuba cloth, a distinctive raffia textile, originated in the 17th-century Kuba Kingdom of central Africa, now in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and is known for its intricate geometric designs and cultural significance.
