Showing posts with label Chairs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chairs. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2020

Soren Ladefoged; Set of Four Dining Chairs





They mix well with others.  This set of four dining chairs by Soren Ladefoged would be just as at home with primitive or country as they are with modern.  The beautifully designed chairs have teak frames and their original paper cord seats.  36" h., 19.5" w., 17" d.  Danish, c. 1950's-60's  $975.00 for the set of 4
Condition:  Very good vintage condition with age appropriate wear and minor spotting to the paper cord.   

Thursday, October 24, 2019

Century Furniture Co. Asian Modern Chair

In the style of James Mont, this Asian Modern Ming chair by Century Furniture Company has traditional Asian elements with brass accents.  The frame is walnut and the seat is upholstered in a cream silk blend fabric.  29.5" h., 30.5" w., 27.5" d.   American, c. 1970's  $425.00  SALE  $225.00
Condition:  Very good vintage condition with age appropriate wear

Saturday, April 27, 2019

Weekend Shopping



April 27th, snow flurries outside, but full bloom in the shop.  June Visit, Etching by David Blackwood, 2000.  19" x 17.75" framed, $3,200.00.  Teak and paper cord chair by Poul Volther  31" h., 18.5" w., 18" d.  Danish, c. 1960's SOLD  MCM Enameled metal (matt finish) torchiere/ floor lamp  61.5" h., 10" diam.  American, c. 1960's  SOLD
Condition:  Chair, excellent vintage condition with age appropriate wear.  Lamp, very good vintage condition with age appropriate wear and minor touch-ups to enamel.

Saturday, March 17, 2018

Set of 4 Panton Chairs and Glass Top Table

The Panton Chair is a classic in the history of modern furniture design.  From the early 1950's, Danish designer Verner Panton had desired to create a stackable, cantilevered chair out of a single piece of moulded plastic.  In 1960, the chair was developed to the point where it could go into production.  It was the first chair to be manufactured completely out of a single piece of plastic.  Since its introduction to the market, it has undergone a number of design modifications and been produced by various manufacturers including Herman Miller.  While this set has been attributed to Herman Miller,
https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/tables/dining-room-sets/mid-century-modern-verner-panton-cream-dining-set-card-table-herman-miller/id-f_8364553/#0
it doesn't have a Herman Miller stamp or label, so we can't confirm the manufacturer.
The chairs are very comfortable due to the cantilever structure and the flexibility of the polystyrene.  The table has a glass top and hollow tubular legs.  It would make a great breakfast or kitchen set.
The Panton Chair has received many international design awards over the years and resides in the collections of many prominent museums including the MoMA.
Chairs, 32" h., 20" w., 20" d.  Table, 41" diam., 27" h.  American, c. 1970's  $1,275.00 for the set  SALE $795.00 for the set
Condition:  3 Chairs and table are in good - very good vintage condition with some typical age appropriate marking and color variance in the polystyrene.  1 chair has a small piece missing from the side of the seat, but it does not affect the structure and still shows well.  The chair could be restored.
 Verner Panton
 Verner's wife Marianne Pherson-Oertenheim




Wednesday, June 21, 2017

Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin

Milo Trifecta.  Just in, Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin tufted sofa and pair of arm chairs.

Tuesday, July 12, 2016

A Window with a (Inter) View

Our new windows pay tribute to Andy Warhol who would be turning 88 in a few weeks.  Long before there was the Internet, there was Interview.  Andy Warhol's Interview magazine was the best source in the 1970's and 80's for who to wear, who and what to watch, where to dance, dine, shop, and just generally finding out what was happening with the "in-crowd".  It was a great pre-Kardashian time when celebrities generally had to have a talent or accomplish something to achieve a celebrity status.  Looking through this collection of magazines is always a fun NYC throwback with its ads for restaurants, clubs, stores and designers....  Mortimers, Florent, Jerry's, Cafe Luxembourg; Area, Limelight, Pyramid; Halston, Gucci, Fiorucci, Susan Bennis/ Warren Edwards, Agnes b..... and interviews with everyone from Nick Rhodes, Grace Jones and Madonna to Nastassia Kinski, Kathleen Turner, and Jane Fonda.
The chairs and tables are 1970's and were designed by Milo Baughman.  The chairs are newly reupholstered in a dove grey velvet.  The geometric vases are new and in keeping with the Warhol theme contain fresh daisies.  Chairs, SOLD  Tables, SOLD for set of three (nesting).  Vases, $56.00 each







Saturday, November 30, 2013

Period Pictures

If you check out our blog regularly, you might have noticed that, when possible, we like to post period pictures of pieces we have in the shop.  I think it's interesting to see pieces in original photos, ads or editorial layouts and what life and interiors were like when these pieces were new.  This picture was taken in the early 1950's at the Clemson House at Clemson University where my dad went to school.  That's him in the striped tie with the very pretty Miss South Carolina in period polka dots.  You might recognize the chairs from yesterday's posting.....early Eames...... probably pretty fresh off the showroom floor.  The whole restaurant was furnished with them.