Stewart Ross James Furniture

Vintage pair of bronze patina hourglass shaped table lamps by Stewart Ross James for Hansen Lighting. Three sockets. Switch controls 1-3 lights. Original shads and box.

A graphic abstract geometric Stewart Ross James watercolor design in pencil and watercolor on paper, with a large eight pointed star in the center with concentric circles and diagonal lines in ochre, terra cotta, shades of grey and black , signed and dated lower right 'Stewart Ross James 1983'. Newly archivally framed in a white lacquered frame with UV-resistant glass. Stewart Ross James was born October 15, 1912 in Toronto, Canada. He came to the United States in 1926 and lived during his high school years in Birmingham, Alabama. As he noted in his high school yearbook, his ambition in life was "to be a success in the field of Interior Decoration." By 1940, James was living in New York and working as an interior designer at 101 Park Avenue, Room 1405. He moved to Winchester, New Hampshire, where he continued his work as a designer. He collaborated with the New York architectural firm of O'Connor and Kilham on projects for Kenyon College in Ohio, in 1954 and for the Phoenix Insurance Company (1949) and the Trinity College, both in Hartford, Connecticut and for the Firestone Library in Princeton University (1949, 1953). He worked for the Cunard Line designing the interiors of its Boston office in 1952. He also designed lamps for the Hansen Lamp Company of New York in 1957. He worked for Alfred Andrews, Alco Art, Inc., Alfred Rummler, Inc., and Westport. (Credit: Historic New England Library...

A graphic Stewart Ross James painting in pencil and watercolor on paper, in various shades of blue, green, grey and black, signed 'Stewart Ross James' lower right and entitled 'Conce...

A graphic Stewart Ross James watercolor design in pencil and watercolor on paper, in sky blue, lime green and turquoise, signed and dated lower right 'Stewart Ross James '86'. Newly ...