Aston Martin Furniture

Ten carpet balls crafted in stoneware, decorated and glazed in several different colors and designs including a white cue ball.

Early automobile mounted brass horn. This horn stamped Made in India, is polished with beautiful curves and long reed. It does not have the original b...

An iconic piece of American Streamline Moderne industrial design, this Singer Ribbonaire Model 6-1 electric desk fan is executed in rich brown molded Bakelite with its classic silk ribbon blades with 2- speed motor. Adjustable Bakelite body is in great condition, works beautifully. Patented in 1931 by W.O. Langille for the Singer Sewing Machine Company, the Ribbonaire revolutionized table fan technology by replacing hazardous metal blades with flexible fabric ribbons, creating a safe, whisper-quiet breeze. Its sleek, aerodynamic housing and teardrop base reflect the height of 1930s Art Deco aesthetics. Recognized for its historic contribution to industrial design, the model is held in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. Dimensions Height: 10" – 11" (25.4 – 27.9 cm), Width: 4.5" (11.4 cm), Depth: 7" (17.8 cm) Details: Model: Ribbonaire Model 6-1 Designer: W.O. Langille Manufacturer: Singer Sewing Machine Co. / Diehl Manufacturing Co. Period: Circa 1930s Style: Art Deco / Streamline Moderne / Industrial Modernism Materials: Molded Bakelite, Fabric Ribbons, Electrical Wiring Adjustability: Features a pivot mechanism allowing the head to tilt backwards and forwards to direct airflow. Condition: Fine working vintage condition. The dark brown Bakelite body retains a glossy, rich sheen with no major chips, cracks, or structural damage. Motor runs smoothly and functions as intended. The power cord and fabric ribbons are intact and in fine condition, displaying light age-appropriate wear consistent with gentle use. Period: 1930–1939 Styles: Art Deco, Streamline Moderne, Machine Age, Industrial Place of Origin: United States Materials: Bakelite, Plastic, Silk Fabric Keywords: Singer Ribbonaire fan...

First Edition, published by Museum of Modern Art, New York, and The MIT Press, Massachusetts, 1976. This first edition of this groundbreaking book, cited by photographic historian ...

September 1953 Reed and Follis Arts & Architecture Modernism Magazine John Follis James Reed 9.75 W x 12.75 H Original vintage condition preowned Refer to images please

Collection of 9 Rolls-Royce automobile hardcover books. Featuring books printed in the United Kingdom and United States. The collection includes 9 books. 1. Rolls-Royce by L.J.K. Setright hardcover 1979, Great Britain 2. The Rolls-Royce "Wraith" by Tom C. Clark 1986, Great Britain 3. The Rolls-Royce Motor Car and the Bentley since 1931 by Anthony Bird and Ian Hallows 4. Rolls-Royce The History of the Car by Martin Bennett 1988, Hanes Publication North America 5. Rolls-Royce Fact and Legend by C.S. Shoup with T.E. Reich 1988 6. Rolls-Royce The Best Car in the World by George Oliver...

1960s concept car model, one of a kind handmade wood prototype of experimental MCM futurist auto. Forward thinking design, 2 door coupe in metallic blue paint, with features like *LO...

A stately Art Edition presenting the first major career restrospective of Marvin E. Newman, with some 170 featured images as well as signed photographic print Coney Island, 1953, a d...

A rare Model 978 wooden automobile designed by Ko Verzuu for ADO in the Netherlands, circa 1939. Its flowing, almost aerodynamic silhouette distinguishes it from Verzuu’s more rectil...

1976 The Designers Great Automobiles and the Men who Made Them by L.J.K. Setright. Hardcover 1st edition printed in Great Britain.

Henri Labrouste: Structure Brought to Light MOMA Mar 10–Jun 24, 2013 Exhibition Catalog. New York Museum of Modern Art 2012. Signed by the author, Barry Bergdoll, 1st Ed hardcover wi...

Salvador Dalí (1904-1989), ''The 10 Commandments'', 5 silver medals each in 2 acrylic glass cases (can be unscrewed), both sides in relief, the commandments 1-10 are depicted in Dalí...