Harlem Furniture

Norman Lewis (1909-1979) was a native of Harlem, NY, and was an important artistic contributor to

A slender and light structure, with tapered legs and a dynamically shaped backrest for the Harlem

Harlem decorative Cushion in fabric, central leather band with decorative bouclé. Piping in leather.             

An oil painting by noted regionalist artist Clyde Singer entitled "Woman and Child in Harlem" and

Al Hirschfeld "HARLEM" Rare Portfolio of 24 limited edition lithographs, circa 1941 This is a

"SPANISH HARLEM" Spanish Harlem is an ultra modern coffee table crafted from different grain

on the TV show Culture in Harlem. John A. Pellerano (1928 - 1990) was active/lived in New York

Company of Copenhagen. The Reflections Company are famed for their stunning designs and these 'Harlem

Harlem vase - Handsculpted contemporary crystal Decorative bowl Handsculpted in crystal Measures

Harlem vase, hand-sculpted contemporary crystal Decorative bowl Hand-sculpted in crystal

Harlem vase, hand-sculpted contemporary crystal Decorative bowl Hand-sculpted in crystal

Intricate stained glass window with grape motif, unusual pink glass with greens and blues, in the style of Louis Comfort Tiffany, mid-20th century. Grapes are raised from the backgr...

sculptures in bronze,,so they simply painted them bronze,. The Harlem Renaissance was the name given to the

Full of energy and atmosphere, this fine and rare print depicts three young African American men waiting their turn on the high diving board at one of New York's state-of-the-art Art...

African American Art: Harlem Renaissance, Civil Rights Era, and Beyond. Book by Richard J Powell

From a barbershop in Harlem comes this license holder and picture frame.

This wonderful book is number 961, of a limited pressing of 1000. Al Hirschfeld's Harlem is

“This abandoned building on East 118th Street was where crack dealers once gathered. Juan Antonio (Tito) Rolon, a concerned parent who lived across the street with his wife and two s...

painting, an old boat house on the shore of the Harlem River. Midgley uses thick impasto and

This glamour girl decorated a wall of a speakeasy bar in Harlem, New York. She is classic "back bar

designers of the Harlem Deco Crystal Vase, Julie Hugau and Andrea Larsson, were inspired by the massive

Royal Doulton jardiniere, "Dutch Harlem" pattern (1904-1922) continuous band of Dutch figures

designers of the Harlem Deco Crystal Vase, Julie Hugau and Andrea Larsson, were inspired by the massive