Metropolis Modern

A great piece, full of bold light and shadow. Made from steel and mounted on a wooden base. Its arborescent form adds a a modernist, brutalist bit of flora to any space. unsigned a...

An octagonal-shaped wall mirror having a beaded brass frame with an oil drop inlaid decoration. Made by Chapman and evocative of the company's signature oil drop collection of table ...

Provenance: Property sold for the benefit of the Newark Museum acquisition endowment, This is a beautiful carved solid tiger maple tub shaped armchair. It has beautiful carved swan...

Pair of mahogany nightstands newly refinished in white satin lacquer finish with original patinaed polished brass "X" handles by Paul Frankl for Johnson Furniture. Signed. ...

Lovely and highly detailed bronze by American artist C.R. Fraser. The owl swaddled in cloth and nestled in the curve of the crescent moon staring at the stars. The bronze is signed a...

Stylish pair of hand-wrought iron candlesticks by artist, designer and blacksmith Jack Brubaker. The candlesticks are in excellent condition, they are signed by Jack as well. Th...

Minimalist rectangular mirror with thin stainless steel frame. USA, circa 1960. Beautifully crafted. May be used as a floor mirror or wall-mounted.

Vintage and authentic zebra skin area rug, Africa, circa 1980. This rug is new old stock; never used and in excellent condition. Available without backing (as shown) and also w...

An exceptional floral-patterned porcelain cylindrical vase from the Summer collection designed by Wolfgang Bauer for Rosenthal Studio Linie. Germany, circa 1960. Signed. Features mul...

Stunning Design Institute of America brass and smoked glass swivel cocktail table with black base. USA, 1970s. Brass glistens in the light, glass is free of any chips or major scratc...

A first edition of the art catalog, The New Icon of Modern: Robert Loughlin. Introduction by Carlo McCormick, USA, 2011. Softcover. Features 47 pages with over 30 full color artworks...

Vintage small nautical searchlight by General Electric, USA, circa 1950. For decorative display purposes only, not operational.