Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius Furniture

LARGE Jonson and Marcius Bone Box. 7.5" H x 10" D x 11.5" W. Chrome bottom with shaped tessellated bone top. Inside is felt lined. Lid lifts off to large interior. Marked on the unde...

Fabulous oversized mirror by noted high end maker, Marcus & Jonson. The mirror features a lacquered parchment frame, and plate glass mirror. This spectacular mirror is in excellent, ...

Rare Pair of large Birds or Chickadee sculptures / figures by Jonson & Marcius in black lacquered cast resin with mother of pearl cabochons and brass insets, feet and beaks purchased...

Quite beautiful large 24 inch globe in gold leaf with bone inlay by the design team of Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius for Jonson Cornell Ltd from 1984. ...

Sculpture by Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius Lacquered gold leaf.

Exceptional box with sculptural cover in red and black glazierite with bone and brass accents, base in stainless steel and interior in burgundy suede by Johnson and Marcius for Lorin...

A simple geometric 1970s bone veneering console table by Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius. Features a stacked brick pattern of narrow pieces of veneer. Adds texture and depth to any ne...

From the luxury pair of designers Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius is this elegant box with pieced ebony sides and horn or antler inlaid top. The base is chrome clad and felt lined as ...

A beautiful tessellated horn Console from the Barbara Sinatra Estate by Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius for Gun Agell. The console is quite lovely and in good condition, with some minor losses and marks. Robert Marcius (known in the industry and by friends as Marcius) was born in Greenville, Mississippi, and began designing and creating works of art before the age of twelve. At the age of thirteen he began studying under Leon Koury, a protégé of Malvina Hoffman, a student of Auguste Rodin. After attending Delta State University in Mississippi, and Dayton Art Institute in Ohio, he continued his studies of the arts as he traveled throughout Europe for nine months. Marcius began designing and producing jewelry, sculptures, and objets d’art after moving to New Hope, Pennsylvania, in 1972. He partnered with Gene Jonson, forming Jonson and Marcius, and moved his business to Manhattan. During this time he supplied Bergdorf Goodman, Henri Bendel and Bloomingdale's with jewelry and Karl Springer with accessories, furniture and sculptures. In 1975 Lorin Marsh launched their business after seeking out Jonson and Marcius to design and manufacture a unique and original line of furniture and accessories. Cartier featured a line of lacquered and chromed metal boxes inlaid with metal and semiprecious stones designed and manufactured by Jonson and Marcius and Tiffany featured a sculpture of a pair of five foot cranes embellished with gold accents and mother of pearl wings also designed and manufactured by Jonson and Marcius. During the early 1980’s Marcius sold his partnership and moved his operations to North Carolina. He designed the product and direction for Casa Bique until the early 90’s. For three decades he has designed and developed a seemingly limitless creative array of products. Marcius had clients such as, Casa Stradivari, Thomasville, Lane, Kinder- Harris, Garcia Imports, Cambridge Lamps...

Decorative bowl in tessellated red marble with bone around the outside and chrome center along with felt bottom by Jonson & Marcius, American, 1970s (label on bottom "Jonson & Marciu...

Blue and white mottled lacquered beveled mirror with genuine lapis pediment at the top.

A vintage dresser-top box, manufactured circa 1970s by Gene Jonson and Robert Marcius, with an elaborate lid, veneered in exotic woods and inlaid bone, over an octagonal shaped chrom...