William Lescaze

A limited (10) reproduction (1999), and (10) in (2010), of an original 1934 design.
Chrome plated metal counter balance lamp.

, Alaba (ster). UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE DESIGN FOR AN ELECTRIC FIXTURE William Lescaze, New York, N

Seldom Seen Original William Lescaze Chrome Chair with leatherette oxblood color seat and back

Clean lined porcelain sconces, designed by William Lescaze for Pass & Seymour, circa 1930s. We have

William Lescaze for Revere, American, circa 1935. They measure 1.75"H x 2"D and are priced at $800 for the

, Rhode, Deskey. Loewy, William Lescaze, Eliel Saarinen, among them - showed their work. Since the

machine age designs by Peter Pfisterer and William Lescaze, the lamp has an armature that adjusts up and

Hoffmann, Arne Jacobsen, Frederich Kiesler, Lajos Kozma, Paul Laszlo, Mogens Lassen, William Lescaze, Anton

Streamline as Symbol." Featuring work by Raymond Loewy, Margaret Bourke-White, William Lescaze, Frederick

, Frederick Kiesler, Winold Reiss, Pola and Wolfgang Hoffmann, Joseph Urban, William Lescaze, Donald Deskey

sound, unrestored condition with considerable wear. See page 174 "William Lescaze: Architect," Lanmon

Connecticut. Wonderful burl grain. Swiss-born, Bauhaus trained Lescaze was the most important early proponent

Chair from the famous modernist skyscraper in Philadelphia. Extremely handsome and very comfortable chair, representative of American design in the 30's.

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Counterweight Lescaze desk lamp in original condition. New shade.

Chair designed by William Lescaze and manufactured by Garland Furniture Co. Chicago, Illinois

White porcelain wall lights designed by the great Swiss modernist architect. This pair is nicely minimalist, eschewing the usual pull chain, and embellished with the simplest brass t...

 William Lescaze, New York, N. Y., assignor to Pass & Seymour, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y., a corporation of New

by William Lescaze and George Howe in 1932. Chair was most recently acquired at Phillips auction