Umbra

A Georges Briard Memphasis plastic-lacquer ice bucket in the Sunburst pattern, along with the corresponding coaster set, inspired by the Memphis Art Movement, produced in Japan, 1985...

Curtis Jere Pop Art 1988 Tennis Wall Sculpture. Depict Red Metal Tennis Racquet and Yellow Ball Wall Sculpture. All metal construction, original date and signature, Circa 1988. M...

Gorgeous vintage modern mod op art or pop art mirror style # 1034 tag on reverse from Greg Copeland studio. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that th...

A sharp looking chrome fireplace tool set by Maison Charles. The set is comprised of four pieces - a brush, poker and shovel that hang on a stand with a hexagonal base.

A set of orange painted resin coasters for drinks, coffee or tea. The set comes in its original onion shaped jar. Designed and manufactured by Laurids Lønborg in Denmark during the 1...

Set of Sculptural Chrome Fireplace Tools, designed by Alessandro Albrizzi, American, circa 1970s. They are constructed of chromed metal with a slate base. Fire tools.

A good size candelabra in silver finish. Marked and signed under Neath umbra design. See close up photos. Not many around now.

Midcentury bar-set with the following accessories: lime/cheese knife, Corkscrew with solid teak handle, rectangular large bottle opener in teak, stainless steel and featuring over-si...

Kastle mini bowl, Murano glass, by Karim Rashid, 21st century. Karim Rashid has conceived for Purho a mini collection of bowls and vases characterized by the...

Danish sculptural candelabra designed Jens Quistgaard circa 1960 Denmark. Measurements W 4.35'' x D 4.35'' x H 7''.

An iconic mid-century magazine rack by Tony Paul for Woodlin-Hall, model no. 577 from the Interlace line, designed and produced circa 1950s. This collectible piece features a sculptural brass rod frame and a woven grid basket made from richly toned walnut wood interlaced slats. The solid walnut dowel handle adds warmth and functionality to the minimalist brass structure, making it a beautiful marriage of material and form. This design was originally featured in a Woodlin-Hall catalog, where it was offered as part of a cohesive collection of woven brass and wood storage and accessory pieces. The Model 577 is described as measuring 16.5" wide, 8.5" deep, and 17" high - a size that makes it ideal for holding magazines, vinyl records, or even guest towels in a powder room or spa. A quintessential accessory for a Mid-Century Modern, California Modern, or Danish Modern interior, this piece also sits comfortably within Contemporary, Eclectic, or Japandi-styled spaces. Lightweight and elegantly proportioned, it works beautifully beside a lounge chair or sofa, paired with teak, walnut, or brass accents. The warm patina on both the brass and wood slats adds authenticity and vintage appeal. This Tony Paul magazine...

Fine set of three Georgian fire tools having square shovel with pierced rectangle decoration, flattened knob finials, the shafts with suppressed ba...