Postmodern Serving Tray in Stainless Steel and Glass by Michael Graves, 2000 USA

Designed by Michael Graves, this Tic Tac Toe board game has an elegant and strong postmodern style. The checkered board stands on 4 square feet giving the game the look of a monument...

Wine decanter in handblown glass by Michael Graves for JcPenney in 2013 USA. It is a new unused piece that comes with its original box. Decanter: 12 x 6 inches. A remarkably delicate and clever design. The glass blue bird serves as an aerator for the wine. The cross shaped acacia wood foot reminds of the Swid Powell coffee set. A stylistic signature that makes a pleasing come back with this decanter. Other recurring figure across Michael Graves' career, the blue glass bird...

The 1992 "Kitchen clock" by Michael Graves is one of Alessi's most successful designs. The birds flying from each hand recall the famous whistling bird from the Alessi kettle...

Iconic George Sowden work, the Sereno fruit bowls for Bodum in 1987, are characteristic of the patterns that Sowden is known for. The cut-out pattern design seen in these baskets is ...

Black metal pyramid pendant with glass diffuser designed by Ron Rezek in the 1990s. A cast iron half sphere within a pyramid, floating like a UFO. Primary geometric shapes combined i...

Handmade architectural birdhouse by Jason Sargenti, hand-signed dated, USA 2020. "Inspired by the Flamingo side-table by Michele de Lucchi for Memphis 1984.The influence of the Memphis and Studio Alchimia are touchstone for me. Movements misunderstood, hated, incomprehensible, to most my peers, cause of consternation, passion and debate on what is supposed to be good taste. Still so pregnant with life and vibrancy, yet aloof to humans in 2020. Less original more of a hommage." J Sargenti Made of inpainted sandpaper and somber pattern painted wood. 8” x 5” x 6” The Flamingo birdhouse is a brilliant re-interpretation of the landmark Memphis Group Flamingo side table designed by Michele de Lucchi. Memphis creations have now crossed time, generations and fashions to become pinacle events in design history and art, still breathing creative freedom and radicalism into today’s design creations. Called the Flamingo side table, Michele de Lucchi’s icon has been entirely remodeled by Jason Sargenti who made it stand in the manner of a Z-shaped Flamingo silhouette. All the original elements of the Memphis Flamingo...

A Postmodern set of sterling silver plate salad serving spoons by Architect and Designer Michael Graves for Swid Powell Co., 1990. Each spoon bears the following on back as shown in ...

Perhaps Michael Graves' (1934-2015) most well-known design for Swid Powell, The Little Dripper (1986) is a 10 cup coffee pot born from Graves' preference for drip coffee and a lack o...

Stainless Steel Serving Tray By Lundtofte, Denmark 1960s

1980s Postmodern Tea Kettle Designed by Michael Graves With a fun whistle that works when the steam comes out! 12 h x 11.5 long x 7.5 diameter Preowned unrestored vintage condition. ...

A Classic postmodern Memphis era design teapot designed by Michael Graves, circa the 1980s, a rare design not many were produced it's in good condition except for a ding on the botto...

The Titled collection by Emmanuel Babled is a collection of nine domes each with a self-explaining title. The Happy Ending series is one of the three part of the series. Handmade b...