Vintage Raymor

Finally, Paul founds his own design company Tony Paul and Associates.His designs are produced by various companies such as Raymor, Westwood, Verplex, Woodlin-Hall, The Elton Company.

Jeré sculptures were "distributed by Raymor, a cutting edge studio in New York City, and retailed at Gump's in San Francisco and other high quality emporiums…Under Freiler's meticulo...

Large vintage midcentury ceramic lamp in the manner of Jacques and Dani Ruelland. Time period of Raymor and Martz. Uncertain of origin. Possibly French.

While there are no maker marks or stamps, this lamp's design is similar to those produced by notable makers such as Raymor, Gordon Martz for Marshall Studios, or Bitossi, among other...

A large number of pieces was made for exports, including exports to United States, to be sold under the name of the importer; Bitossi worked with several American importers, such as ...

Pair of stools designed by Arthur Umanoff for Raymor, in good original condition. Both show some cosmetic wear to finish, normal and consistent with age, measures seat H 28 inches.

Indeed, much of Umanoff’s oeuvre is far more simplistic, like iron-and-pine armchairs for The Elton Co. or low-backed, slatted-seat barstools with slender iron legs for Raymor. Uman...

If you see these pieces marked with 'Raymor', this was the label of the American importer of the Brothers Mannelli's pieces.

His designs are produced by various companies such as Raymor, Westwood, Verplex, Woodlin-Hall, The Elton Company.

If you see these pieces marked with 'Raymor', this was the label of the American importer of the Brothers Mannelli's pieces.

If you see these pieces marked with 'Raymor', this was the label of the American importer of the Brothers Mannelli's pieces.

"Salt & Pepper Set" is an exquisite and rare 2-piece polished pewter set designed for Raymor in Denmark. Underside of each impressed with Pewter and Raymor stamps.

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...

Tall Aldo Londi for Raymor Bright Art Pottery Table Lamp, Circa 1960.

Hour glass shaped center, with impressed design, in the style of Bitossi for Raymor. Sold sans shade.

The set includes coffee pot 8.50” x 6”, covered sugar 4” x 2.88”, and creamer 4” x 3.75" designed for Raymor in Denmark. Underside of each impressed with Pewter and Raymor stamps.

Featuring a handcrafted coarse ball form with brilliant Royal blue coloration and reflective glaze. Distributed by Raymor. Lampshade shown for display only and not for sale (10 H x 1...

Bagni ceramics were widely distributed by Raymor of New York. This work was sold through Bagni's studio in Firenze, Italia.

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, ...

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...

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...

His most famous series, Rimini Blu (1957-1965 and reproduced after 2001), featured glazes in turquoise, green, yellow, and blue, inspired by the Mediterranean Sea. In the 1950s, Ray...

Along with Bitossi, Bagni, and Laca, Mancioli was one of Italian ceramics manufacturers associated with Raymor. Under the direction of Luciano Mancioli the company started working ...

Possibly distributed by Raymor. Jack L. Squier, Professor Squier, a distinguished sculptor, taught sculpture at Cornell University for 47 years to the University's architecture and...

These lines were distributed widely in the United States by Raymor Company, which was one of the most influential importers and distributors of modern decorative arts during the mid-...

His most famous series, Rimini Blu (1957-1965 and reproduced after 2001), featured glazes in turquoise, green, yellow, and blue, inspired by the Mediterranean Sea. In the 1950s, Ray...

While at Raymor, Stendig focused on the company’s less popular pieces that were made in Italy and Scandinavia, recognizing their potential for the American market.

While at Raymor, Stendig focused on the company’s less popular pieces that were made in Italy and Scandinavia, recognizing their potential for the American market.

His most famous series, Rimini Blu (1957-1965 and reproduced after 2001), featured glazes in turquoise, green, yellow, and blue, inspired by the Mediterranean Sea. In the 1950s, Ray...

These lines were distributed widely in the United States by Raymor Company, which was one of the most influential importers and distributors of modern decorative arts during the mid-...

He goes on to say that after launching in 1964 Jere sculptures were "distributed by Raymor, a cutting edge studio in New York City, and retailed at Gump's in San Francisco and other ...

While at Raymor, Stendig focused on the company’s less popular pieces that were made in Italy and Scandinavia, recognizing their potential for the American market.

If you see these pieces marked with 'Raymor', this was the label of the American importer of the Brothers Mannelli's pieces.

If you see these pieces marked with 'Raymor', this was the label of the American importer of the Brothers Mannelli's pieces.

Jere sculptures, and metal work were distributed by Raymor, a well-known name in mid century collectibles, and sold at Gump’s in San Francisco and other upscale retail establishments.

The design was also licensed in the United States by Richards-Morgenthau for the Raymor Corporation. Lelli continued to design and run Arredoluce until its closure in 1979.

Jere sculptures, and metal work were distributed by Raymor, a well-known name in Mid Century collectibles, and sold at Gump’s in San Francisco and other upscale retail establishments.

His work was often sold through Raymor and other forward-thinking retailers, and appeared in both designer-specified interiors and stylish, design-conscious homes throughout the 1950...

Designed by David Wurster and produced for Richards-Morgentau (Raymor) circa 1952. Wurster's lighting was a regular Good Design selection at MoMA in the early 1950's, and this nest o...

Numbered: 4077. This elegant mid-century lamp possesses an almost antique elegance, reminiscent of classical pottery.

Beautiful ceramic vase by Raymor. Great lave glaze, with black and white coloring.

Pretty Italian ceramic box by Raymor. Drip glaze ceramic with greenish/brown earth tones.

Intricate pierced and hammered copper vessel by Marcello Fantoni for Raymor.

Midcentury Arthur Umanoff bar for Raymor. Wrought iron base, oak slats, rush and Formica top.

Fantastic coloring in the drip glaze, lively vibrant yellows and greens. Vase is terracotta and approx. 11 inches x 6.25 x 6. In excellent original condition. Beautiful addition to a...

Often attributed to Paul McCobb, this piece was designed by Arthur Umanoff and distributed thru Raymor. Top has been sanded and waxed, original paint to metal.