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The Gibson is believed to been created by San Francisco businessman Walter D.K. Gibson in the late 1800s. The Gibson table’s geometric shape has Art Deco influences.

History of maker In 1890, Walter J. Dudley and Walter K. Menns began work on a battery powered clock in John Stark’s shop in Waltham, MA.

located in France

Signed and dated to 1894, by U.K. born artist, Walter Biddlecombe (1856-1938) whose rare work is known to be of the highest quality.

In 1960, Frank was staying in Pop artist George Segal's basement while filming Sin of Jesus with a grant from Walter K. Gutman. Isaac Babel's story was transformed to center on a wom...

In 1960, Frank was staying in Pop artist George Segal's basement while filming Sin of Jesus with a grant from Walter K. Gutman. Isaac Babel's story was transformed to center on a wom...

It is going to be fabulous in absolutely any room in your home that needs a splash of Scandinavian Modern excellence. Henry Walter a.k.a. H.W. Klein was a Norwegian born designer ...

While teaching at MIT Kepes was in contact with a wide assortment of artists, designers, architects and scientists, among them Norbert Wiener, Buckminster Fuller, Rudolf Arnheim, Mar...

While teaching at MIT Kepes was in contact with a wide assortment of artists, designers, architects and scientists, among them Norbert Wiener, Buckminster Fuller, Rudolf Arnheim, Mar...

While teaching at MIT (where he remained until his retirement in 1974), Kepes was in contact with a wide assortment of artists, designers, architects and scientists, among them Norbe...

They are upholstered in an aniline black leather. 4 sidechairs : W 191/4 D 231/2 H 32 SH 181/2 SD 17 2 armchairs: W 22 D 231/2 H 32 SH 181/2 SD 17 AH 26 Manufactured in Germany b...

FK Chair Mod. 6729 (Low Back) by Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm 1960s / 2017 Walter K. Black leather cover over black synthetic shell.

Features a gilded brass base, rod and stacking lamp shades with round gilded rings and hanging facetted clear crystal discs. 10 Bakelite E14 sockets. Palwa or Palme & Walter, K.G. ...

He died in Carmel Valley, CA on Nov. 2, 1953. Dr. Walter K. Fisher was a notable marine biologist, an authority on starfish and sea urchins.

G[ilbert] K[enneth] Chesterton. c. 1922. Drypoint. 8 7/8 x 5 7/8 (sheet 14 7/8 x 11 ). An extremely rich impression with drypoint burr, printed by the artist on 'B.L.K.' cream wove p...

Haapanen studied under noted American artists Ernest Lee Major, Walter Francis Brown, and Anson K. Cross and was a member of the Boston Art Club and the Copley Society.

Lambert', 'Charles Marchand', ‘E. Perla’, ‘K. Naruk’, ‘F. Rodek’, ‘J. Rollin’, ‘K. Schwartz’, ‘Theodore Walter’, ‘ L Voigt’ and many more.

An excellent and comfortable addition to any living room. Designed by Walter K Design Team. Details: low back; shown in Harald 2 (32) - 182 dark Jade; base in solid natural oiled...

Complements the 375 armchair or any lounge for any living room. Designed by Walter K Design Team. Dimensions: 15""diam x 16""H.

High back club chair featuring a dark brown saddle hide external seat shell. The chair interior cushions are upholstered in Bark, a light brown, Loft fabric. The elaborately finished...

Designed by Walter Knoll this PAIR of leather and chrome chairs were made by Brayton International and retain their original Knoll labels, "Walter K Collection by Brayton Internation...

Walter Lampl Retro 14 K gold ruby flower bracelet, circa 1940 A rare two-tone Retro flower bracelet from New York's jewelry designer Walter Lampl.

Palme & Walter founded the company Palwa K.G. Gross-Umstadt, Germany and specialised in luxurious lighting Their 1960's and 1970's crystal and gilt brass chandeliers have a nice ...

The Gibson is believed to been created by San Francisco businessman Walter D.K. Gibson in the late 1800s. The Gibson table’s geometric shape has Art Deco influences.

The Gibson is believed to been created by San Francisco businessman Walter D.K. Gibson in the late 1800s. The Gibson table’s geometric shape has Art Deco influences.

The Gibson is believed to been created by San Francisco businessman Walter D.K. Gibson in the late 1800s. The Gibson table’s geometric shape has Art Deco influences.