Charles Eames time life walnut stool, model A, circa 1960. Very good original condition with only slight wear as shown. Measures: 15″ height x 13.5″ diameter.

Set of 10 early original Hans Wegner CH24 Wishbone chairs, circa 1955. Matching set of 10 Hans Wegner’s classic iconic CH24 wishbone chair. This set is very early, not modern re-issues, and from a one owner estate. All 10 match perfectly and have new papercord woven seats professionally woven to exacting standards of the originals. Beautiful original oak frames with lovely warm patina in very good original vintage condition. Frames are sturdy with solid joinery.

Each chair measures: Height 29 in. (73.66 cm) Width 21.5 in. (54.61 cm) Depth 21 in. (53.34 cm) Seat height 16.5 in. (41.91 cm).

Robert Maxwell for Earthgender set of 3 Large Beastie Critters, ca. 1970. Rare, extra large critters that are rarely seen. Large measures 13″ L x 7.5″ H, Medium measures 10″ x 6″ and small measures 8.5″ x 5″. Two of the three are signed on underside.

Robert Maxwell has always worked with stoneware. Stoneware is a high-fire ware, second only to porcelain in terms of vitrification. Objects usually emerge from the bisque firing a light tan color but can be turned to rust (red-brown) by reduction (reducing the amount of oxygen in the kiln.) Maxwell generally favors the rust colored body, which he often leaves unglazed when producing his signature style animals. His animals start life just like any other object on the potter’s wheel. The difference is that midway in the process a typical vessel form morphs into an imaginary animal. The open top becomes the mouth of the beast and the base, with the addition of a tail, becomes the rear end. When the basic form is leather hard (usually after 24 hours) hand-carved texture and additions, like horns and tails, are added.