Art Deco Stand

For a plant, sculpture, etc., this marble top stand would serve as a sophisticated spot to display a variety of objects.  43" h., 12" diam.  American, 20th c. SOLD

"J. Chatillon & Sons" Art Deco Scale

The J. Chatillon & Sons company was formed in New York in 1835 and still exists today under the Ametek banner.  They are the makers of  fine force measurement and weighing products.  This smart Art Deco chrome scale is in working order and would make a great display piece in a kitchen, office, etc.  14" l., 7" w., 6" h.  American, c. 1930's SOLD

"Lenker Mfg. Co." Surveyor's Rod

Early surveyor rod made by the Lenker Mfg. Co. of Sunbury, PA.  It would make a great decorative accessory, and it still works.  American, c. 1930's  SOLD

Cool Stool

Great advertising stool with original "Vacu-matic" graphics.  The stool is well made, very comfortable and the seat height is adjustable.  American, c. 1940  SOLD

Slant-Top Metal Work Desk and Stool

This is the perfect work desk.  It is very well constructed and quite substantial.  The desk has a pull-out drawer, a slanted work surface, four cubby holes and a bottom shelf.  It has it's original jade green paint which has patinated beautifully to a soft jadeite color.  It comes with a coordinating wood stool.  34 1/2" l., 30" w., 49" h.  American, c. 1940  SOLD

Modern Maple Chair

Great sculptural design on this very comfortable occasional or desk chair in the style of Paul McCobb. 29" h., 20" l., 18" w.  American, c. 1950's  SOLD

Maple Bookshelf

Small, handcrafted, four-tier maple shelf which works nicely as both a bookshelf and side table.    25 1/2" l., 15" w., 22" h.  American, c. 1950's  SOLD

"Kem Weber", "Springer" Lounge Chairs

Kem Weber (1889-1963) was born in Berlin but immigrated to the U.S. in the early teens.  He moved to Hollywood in the early twenties and established his own design studio there.  He went on to design a wide variety of products for many of the top makers of the period, and was at the forefront of creating what came to be known as the Streamline Moderne style.  His iconic designs, including the "Zephyr" desk clock, "Airline" chair and "Springer" chair can be found in museums throughout North America as well as internationally.  These iconic "Springer" chairs were designed by Kem Weber for Lloyd Chrome.  They retain their original lime green and forest green naugahyde upholstery.  They are in excellent original condition and are super comfortable as they have a little "spring" to them.  If purchased as a pair, the cushions could mix and match, but if puchased separately, they will be sold with either both lime or both forest cushions.  American, c.1930's SOLD

Pair of Bronze Girandoles

The figures, Paul and Virginia, depicted on each of the candlestick holders are from a popular eighteenth century love story by French author Jacques-Henri Bernardin de Saint-Pierre.  This was a popular subject for girandole garnitures up until the mid nineteenth century.  This beautiful set dates from the 1840's with a recent electrification.  Each bronze candlestick is mounted on a marble and bronze base and decorated with original cut-crystal prisms.  They are fairly shallow so would lend themselves perfectly to a mantle.  16" h., 6" l., 4 1/4" w.  American, c. 1840  SOLD

"John Widdicomb Furniture Co." Table

Sophisticated two-tiered table handcrafted by the John Widdicomb Furniture Company.  This classic and elegant piece has a pink-onyx marble top, ebonized wood columns with fluted brass capitals and handsome bronze pulls.  60" l., 16" w., 32" h.  American, c. 2nd half 20th c. SOLD

Brass Console Table

Very high quality and well constructed brushed brass console or sofa table with open circle apron and inset glass top.  50" l., 17" w., 29" h.  American, c. 2nd half 20th c.  SOLD

Pair of Torchieres

Add a little drama and ambient lighting to any room with this unique pair of enamelled torchieres with en tremblant crystals.  They would look fantastic in a foyer!  69" h., 12" diam.  American, c. 1950 SOLD