Vintage Raymor

He gained prominence for creating functional, sculptural pieces that combined metal frames with organic materials, often collaborating with manufacturers like Raymor to produce affor...

Pair of Fratelli Manelli candleholders… Travertine from the 1960s a rare find.. these elegant candleholders made of beautiful beige travertine, With such a striking look they have ...

A black-lacquered iron, birch, rush and white formica bar cart designed by Arthur Umanoff and produced by Raymor, USA, c. 1950s. Light to moderate discoloration present throughout w...

Signature Signed as follows. "R.118A ITALY RAYMOR". Condition: The overall condition of this Arno Ceramiche vase by Bruno Capacci is excellent.

This is unusual for the company because they were very traditional, however during the 50s and 60s they did produce some modernist pieces, and they likely were imported into the USA ...

Erickson produced and distributed a line of glass designed by Erwin Kalla, known as Raymor Holiday Glass, in 1959. Facing retirement, Erickson chose to close and dismantle his studio...

In the late fifties many upscale NY lighting firms were importing Danish designs for their showrooms, Iconic names liike Raymor, Hansen, Heifetz are just a few of them.

The figurine is marked with" MADE IN ITALY" stamped in green on the underside; it is missing its distributor sticker, but it's quite similar to cat figurines created by Bitossi and G...

The lamp is signed with Deruta Italy on the bottom of the ceramic body, but it is missing the distributor stickers; similar lamps were imported by multiple firms, such as Raymor, Ros...

Socket retains original Raymor label. Original wiring is in good working order.

"Modern in the Tradition of Good Taste" Large scale Raymor Bitossi Vase by Aldo Londi Yellow and Green Signed on underside: Italy 4675 Retains partial original Raymor paper la...

The vase is reminiscent of the Arkitectura series, developed by Londi from 1955 to 1980s by exploring traditional subjects with choices of glossy monochrome surfaces, as well as of S...

A pair of black-painted iron and wood dinette tables designed by Arthur Umanoff and produced by Raymor, USA, 1950s.

Very rare example, and in excellent condition! Imported by Raymor in the 1960s.

Marcello Fantoni (Italian, 1915 - 2011) Brutalist Copper Sculpture, "Still Life", Signed on base “Fantoni Firenze” “Raymor”

Similar pieces were created for and imported by both Rosenthal Netter and Raymor, as well as some other companies. Sculptural dresser box with elegant form, striking color palette, ...

Both bowls are missing the distributor labels, but they were probably created for either Raymor or Rosenthal Netter. Sculptural Mid Century Modern bowls with Organic Modern style in...

The vase is marked on the bottom with ITALY; it is missing the distributor label, but it was probably created for either Raymor or Rosenthal Netter. Due to the convenient size, the v...

Modern 3 tone Italian vase by Marcelo Fantoni for Raymor.

The figurine is marked with ITALY and model number on the bottom; it is missing its distributor sticker, but it's quite similar to cat figurines created by Bitossi and Giorgio Gubbio...

The cachepot was created by Aldo Londi for Bitossi Ceramiche and is signed in Londi's own hand with his distinctive 'Ztaly' mark, letter "B", and model number; it is missing the dist...

Similar designs are documented in multiple veritable online sources as Arthur Umanoff pieces created for Pantalcraft studio and distributed by Raymor; they are contemporary to his we...

Often simply referred to as the “Triennale,” the lamp became a modern classic, having been also manufactured in the United States for the Raymor Corporation. Another standout Arredol...

The vase was created by Aldo Londi for Bitossi Ceramiche and is signed in Londi's own hand with his distinctive 'Ztaly' mark; it is missing the distributor label, but it was probably...

John Risley Lounge Chair and Ottoman Hand wrought in his studio C.1965 The People collection was discovered and distributed by Raymor Original Black Surface Some oxidation enameled ...

Mr and Mrs Settee Designed by John Risley C.1965 This group of Wrought Iron People Furniture was distributed by Raymor. Original Black surface. Some minor oxidation present but unobj...

Similar boxes were created for and imported by both Rosenthal Netter and Raymor, as well as some other companies. Sculptural, decorative box with elegant form, high quality craftsma...

The bowl is done in style of hand-carved wood tray platters designed by Arthur Umanoff in his Pantalcraft studio in Haiti in 1960s for Raymor. It is signed with stamped "Made in Hait...

The figurine is marked with ITALY on the inner surfaces near the base; it is missing its distributor sticker, but it's quite similar to cat figurines created by Bitossi and Giorgio G...

The playful, colordul Modernist decor is also reminiscent of Aldo Londi pieces, especially the ones that were created for Raymor. The vase is marked on the bottom with the model numb...

Similar lamps were created by various Italian manufacturers, such as Fratelli Fanciullacci and Bitossi, among others, and distributed in USA by importers like Raymor, Rosenthal Nette...

The figurines are marked with ITALY and model numbers on the inner surfaces near the base; they are missing its distributor sticker, but they are quite similar to cat figurines creat...

Paul worked for a number of companies throughout his career, including Raymor, Woodard Furniture, and Westinghouse. He also designed for the prestigious Mid-Century Modern retailer, ...

It is done in style of Taverneau wood tray platters designed by Arthur Umanoff in his Pantalcraft studio in 1960s for Raymor. The tray is signed with two partially preserved origin...

While many Italian artists and studios created their version of dove figurine, most of them are stylistically different from this pair; Bitossi and Zaccagnini birds have more streaml...

The figurines are not signed and are missing the manufacturer or importer stickers; similar figurines were imported by Raymor, but lack of labels makes it hard to definitively attrib...

The figurines are not signed and are missing the manufacturer or importer stickers; similar figurines were imported by Raymor, but lack of labels makes it hard to definitively attrib...

Resembles two color tiles Decoration gives a stained glass look that contrasts with the unglazed, rough portions Raymor Marked 8600 Italy on the base

The same design is documented in multiple veritable online sources as one of Arthur Umanoff pieces created for Pantalcraft studio and distributed by Raymor; the series of Modernist s...

John Risley Rocker John Risley Created his group of "People" chairs in the 1960s The Rocker was part of the group Picked up by Raymor and distributed throughout the U.S Always coming...

It is done in style of Taverneau wood tray platters designed by Arthur Umanoff in his Pantalcraft studio in 1960s for Raymor. The bowl is signed with carved Made in Haiti and two par...

Reminiscent of an Aldo Londi design for Raymor with only slight variations (color and size).

3 Michael Lax Capri candleholders for Raymor.

The sculpture is marked with stamped ITALY on the bottom; it is missing its importer sticker, but similar pieces were distributed by many importers, including Raymor and Rosenthal Ne...

Rewired for use in the USA with brown twist cord and brass hardware. 100W max bulbs. Bitossi for Raymor Imports.

His works, often produced for Raymor and other high-end distributors, are highly sought after for their craftsmanship and artistic quality.

Extraordinary ceramic feline sculpture attributed to Alessio Tasca of Nove, Italy Strangely elongated neck, startled facial expression and erect tail add to the draw of this piece Li...

Bitossi mark on the underside reads: 546 Italy. The Raymor label reads: 2184 BIT.

Rare Brutalist style welded steel freeform sculpture by Marcello Fantoni for Raymor marked and numbered under the base Fantoni, Italy, 705.

Originally sold through Raymor. Measures: 20".

This interesting design is attributed to Fratelli Mannelli and was manufactured by Raymor. These stylish pair of abstract marble and ceramic bookends will look wonderful on any she...

He gained prominence for creating functional, sculptural pieces that combined metal frames with organic materials, often collaborating with manufacturers like Raymor to produce affor...

Made in Italy circa 1960 and most likely distributed by Raymor.

Alley cats ceramic platter attributed to Alessio Tasca of Nove, Italy Depicts two animated felines with characteristic Tasca markings Likely created for Raymor, who specialised in m...

A ceramic chicken in a modernist Art Deco form. Possibly by Raymor.

Manufactured by Fiamma in Italy during the 1960s in a style reminiscent of Raymor and Gambone. Marked Italy to its base. Measurements: H: 20 cm.

The Italian ceramist Alvino Bagni became internationally known in the 1950s to 1970s for his modern ceramics, some of which were sold in America by Raymor and in Germany by Rosenthal...