Randolph And Hein

This dramatic table was designed and made by LeavittWeaver and sold though Randolph & Hein in San Francisco. It is crafted of steel wrapped in linen and has a strong post-modern aest...

Pair of Karl Springer style night stands wrapped in linen on stepped form, alcohol resistant finish, great original condition with minor scuffs. Custom order from Randolph & Hein in ...

He also worked as a design director for Louis Maslow & Sons in New York and for Randolph & Hein in San Francisco, where he was discovered in the late 1970’s by the interior desig...

Set of 12 Randolph and Hein dining chairs in black lacquer and its original green leather fabric.

Fantastic 20th century lacquered side or console table attributed to John Dickinson for the illustrious design firm Randolph and Hein, San Francisco, California. The rare table featu...

Fantastic set of ten bamboo rattan dining chairs made by Randolph and Hein for Michael Taylor interiors. The chairs feature a classic barrel shaped frame crafted from bamboo poles an...

However, it was right here in the Bay Area that he cut his design teeth at Randolph & Hein in San Francisco's Design Center.

This pair of side tables were designed by John Dickinson and were put into production by San Francisco based furniture makers Randolf & Hein. Exhibiting all the hallmarks of Dickinso...

This desk was designed by John Hutton in the 1970s for Randolph and Hein in San Francisco.

Rare 1970's Randolph and Hein Lacquered Linen Side Table

Retains original cloth label - Randolph & Hein. Great for at the foot of a bed. Complementary delivery to the LA area.

Randolph and Hein still produces a contemporary wooden version, which is called the celebration chair.

A custom designed table lamp from the Leavitt Weaver collection, "Limb and Rock," from Randolph and Hein, circa 1980s. This stunning lamp has a water-gilded 22-karat gold leaf finish...

A simple, yet beautiful design. Custom made by Randolph and Hein.

This rarely seen lounge chair was a custom order from Randolph and Hein, the San Francisco firm that produced Dickinson furniture.

Authenticated by Randy Arcynski, principal of Randolph and Hein, who made the tables originally.

Completely reupholstered in a Randolph and Hein fabric. Loose down seat cushion.

The chairs where inspired by John Dickinsons designs and where made by Randolph and Hein.

Raised on mahogany feet, it is covered in a neutral ecru linen velvet from Randolph and Hein. This sofa retailed new for over $10,000 (c.o.m.) !

However, this work of art has been authenticated through the Randolph and Hein Showroom in Los Angeles, CA, where it was purchased in 1995 by a private collector.

He also worked as a design director for Louis Maslow & Sons in New York and for Randolph & Hein in San Francisco, where he was discovered in the late 1970â??