MICHAEL THOMAS
ART, ANTIQUES & FURNISHINGS BLOG
Monday, April 8, 2013
Caned Bench
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Classic, sophisticated upholstered bench with inset natural caning on the side and back panels. The bench is unsigned, but simila...
Italian Tole Floral Chandelier
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If you would like "fresh" flowers in your home all year long, we've got the perfect arrangement. This is one of the nices...
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Lily Pulitzer
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Lily in her shop in 1962 Tie's off honoring the passing of a bright and colorful light in the design world
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Glass and Brass Bowl
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Very decorative and very modern white glass bowl with brass stand. Perfect on it's own or just add fruit or an Alexander Calder print...
Russel Wright at Michael Thomas
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Russel Wright (1904-1976) was an American Industrial designer who revolutionized the way people lived. He believed design started with the ...
"Russel Wright for Conant Ball" Set of Modern Windsor Chairs
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This handsome set of chairs was designed by Russel Wright and produced by Conant Ball. They have strong, traditional Early Amer...
"Russel Wright for Conant Ball" Sofa
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Designed by Russel Wright for Conant Ball, this great looking, casual, tailored sofa has been newly reupholstered and recon...
"Russel Wright for Conant Ball" Credenza
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From the American Modern Line, Modern Mates, designed by Russel Wright for Conant Ball, this birch credenza or sideboard is a neat and com...
Friday, April 5, 2013
Federal Style Convex Mirror
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A very handsome, classic, Federal style mirror. The carved gilt wood mirror has an interesting and somewhat unusual eagle carving and ...
Chinese Porcelain Bowl
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Beautifully patterned and colored Chinese porcelain bowl. The bowl has a peacock feather type pattern and glazes of soft blue, turquoise...
Hand Carved Giltwood Eagle
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Classic American Eagle carving by Edward Boggis. Edward Boggis had a secluded workshop near Ascutney, Vt. and in a 1978 article claimed t...
Finding A Good Parking Spot
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When I came down to the shop this morning, this bright yellow Fiat was parked in front. Perhaps this is part of a new Port Hope trend......
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