Etienne Moyat Furniture

Étienne Fermigier F170 table lamp for Disderot Originally designed in 1970, the model F170 exemplifies the anti-conformist and futuristic design of the era, during which the materials used were more often synthetic thus producing a shiny or translucent result. Étienne Fermigier uses aluminium and plexiglass for this lamp with soft curves and ultra modern symmetry. The F170 lamp...

Leroy Setziol Monumental Carved Douglas Fir Wall Sculpture, National Bank of Portland, 1963 This monumental wall sculpture by Leroy Setziol (1915–2005) was commissioned in 1963 for the National Bank of Portland, Oregon. Measuring nearly sixteen feet in length (191" x 31" x 7"), the work represents one of Setziol's earliest large-scale architectural commissions and demonstrates the development of the deeply carved geometric language that became central to his mature work. Constructed from multiple panels of hand-carved solid Douglas fir, some reaching nearly seven inches in thickness, the sculpture displays Setziol’s intuitive approach to carving. A self-taught artist, he used a grid-like structure as an underlying framework for complex patterns of abstract forms that draw upon the rhythms of nature and the traditions of woodcraft associated with the Pacific Northwest. The sculpture was included in the December 1963 exhibition A Bank as Art Patron at the Museum of Art at the University of Oregon in Eugene. The exhibition presented more than 150 works by regional artists from the National Bank of Portland's collection, assembled from artworks installed throughout its thirty branches for the enjoyment and enrichment of its customers and communities. The National Bank of Portland’s commitment to collecting regional art reflected a broader movement among American corporations and financial institutions during the postwar period to support contemporary art. A notable influence was David Rockefeller’s advocacy in the 1950s for corporate patronage of the arts through the example of the Chase Manhattan Bank collection. The following year, Setziol received wider architectural recognition through his major commission for the Salishan Lodge in Gleneden Beach...

Decorative Carved Panel France, 19th Century 15,5 x L 30,5 x 3 cm Carved in richly grained wood, this 19th-century decorative panel draws direct inspiration from Renaissance ornamen...

An Extraordinary Pair of early 20th century carved wood Panels depicting the Four Seasons. Tall narrow unpainted panels with high relief carved decoration with motifs of the Four Sea...

French Regency Style Relief Carved Wood Panel This wood panel measures: 39.25 wide x 2.5 deep x 31.5 inches high We take our photos in a controlled lighting studio to show as much ...

A pair of small table lamps or spotlights, Post-Modernist, Free-Form, Seventies, Space-Age, weighted circular bases in white lacquered metal, adjustable structures in matte metal wit...

Wood carving by California artist, Evelyn Ackerman, c.1964, USA. This plaque features five mounted horsemen. Dimensions  39" width x 1" depth x 9.25" height. Condition Good vintage...

Representing Greek mythology scene with Neptune

Lampe de table en très bon état, typique de l’esthétique des années 1960-70 par Etienne Fermigier. Le travail de ce designer talentueux mais décédé à 41 ans se caractérise par un côt...

Unique and large sculpted ceramic wall plaque made by the French ceramic artist Mithé Espelt (1923 - 2000). Matte black background, enameled decor with rooster and sun in turquoise,...

Made for the European market in the Meiji period, this lovely Japanese Satsuma porcelain vase has been converted into a table lamp and mounted on a wooden base. Decorated with delica...

Impressive vintage ornate French wood wall panels featuring indicate carvings, including floral motifs, acanthus leaves and bundled musical instruments. These oversized architectural...