Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Curtis Jere (attr.) Sunburst with Geese
John Wisner for Ficks Reed Far Horizon Collection, Nesting Tables
Great form and function on this set of three nesting tables designed by John Wisner for Ficks Reed's Far Horizon collection. The tables have rattan frames and their original laminate tops. Largest, 25" l., 17"d., 24" h. American, c. 1950's SOLD
Venus Bust
Treading the line between classic and camp, we think this Venus bust ends up on the classic, or at least the classic Hollywood Regency side. The plaster Goddess of Love is nicely detailed and has a soft white matte glaze. 19.5" h., 13" w., 10" d. American, c. 1960's SOLD
Wm. A. Berkey Pembroke Table
Finely crafted, classic Pembroke table by Wm. A. Berkey Furniture Co. (a division of Widdicomb). The drop-leaf table has a beautifully figured burl top, a single drawer and tapered square legs on casters. The top, legs and drawer front all have contrasting string inlay. 18" w., 38" w. with leaves, 29" d., 26" h. American, c. 1950's SOLD
Karges French Provincial Desk
Kittinger Furniture Co. Set of 6 Dining Chairs
The Kittinger Furniture Company has a long history of producing some of the world's most beautiful handcrafted furniture. They were established in 1866 and are still producing furniture with the same care, detailing and innovation for which they have been known for a century and a half. Kittinger Furniture is found in some of the world's finest homes and establishments including the White House. Pieces can be found in the West Wing, Roosevelt Room, Cabinet Room and several other locations throughout the White House. The blue chair that President Barrack Obama sat in on Inauguration Day was made by Kittinger. It takes company craftsmen over 50 hours to make a single chair. Kittinger fine craftsmanship and attention to detail are evident in this sensational set of six Neoclassical dining chairs. The Mahogany and Rosewood chairs have ebonized decoration and perfectly patinated black Castillian leather seats with gold embossing. 32" h., 19" w., 19" d. American, c. 1958 SOLD
Wednesday, July 26, 2017
Stroupe Federal Style Mirror
Friday, July 21, 2017
Ico Parisi for Fratelli Reguitti; Valet
Fine Italian Design. This handsome wood and woven rope valet was designed by Ico Parisi for Fratelli Reguitti. The valet has a tray for change, cufflinks, etc. and a bar for ties. Attached to the bar is a knob that pulls out for hanging hats. Below is a hanger for jackets and shirts. The woven seat lifts to reveal another storage compartment, great for shoe shine accessories, jewelry, love letters, etc. The piece is in very good vintage condition with slight wear to the finish and one wooden ball missing. As always, shopping in Hamilton has its advantages. https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/seating/chairs/italian-valet-chair-ico-luisa-parisi-fratelli-reguitti-mid-century-modern/id-f_1371982/
46" h., 19" w., 23" d. Italian, Mid-20th c. SOLD
Laurel Cork and Brass Lamp
Very large and unique MCM cork and brushed brass table lamp with 3-way socket by Laurel. The fabric shade with cork banding is original and retains the original paper tag. The lamp and shade are both in very good vintage condition with minor age appropriate wear. 45" h., 18" diam. American, c. 1960's SOLD
Marcel Breuer Cesca Style Set of 4 Stools
Iconic, but never patented, the Cesca chair by Breuer remains a decorating classic. An interesting article from The New York Times in 1991 gives some great information on the history of the chair and the various companies that produced it over the years. http://www.nytimes.com/1991/02/07/garden/the-many-lives-of-a-very-common-chair.html This set of four counter height stools was made in Italy in the 1970's. They are in good vintage condition with some pitting on the chrome and minor wear on the wood frames. The caning is perfect with no breaks. Seat, 28" h. Back, 39" h. Italian, c. 1970's SOLD
Thursday, July 13, 2017
Neoclassical Magazine Holder
Elegant Neoclassical style magazine holder of patinated brass with an ebonized wood base. 20" w., 13" d., 21" h. c. 1950's SOLD
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