'Easylux' Arne Carrud 1968 Spice Rack Ulovlig Ved Klop & Salg, Norway

When showing this desk at a 'Modernism Show', Vladimir Kagan related to me that this desk was executed by him as a teenager in his father's New York City workshop, for the Austrian/A...

A brushed ink "Abstract Expressionist" drawing on tracing paper. Important modern Japanese artist, exhibited in MOMA's 1966: "The New Japanese Painting and...

Five representative pieces of Sheier Pottery. A pitcher 6 1/2" tall, two tall cups 5 3/8 & 5 3/16"tall, a greenish beige bowl 4"diameter and a brown with decoration larger cup 5 1/2...

Hand-painted and thrown ceramic by this important Italian Abstract Expressionist artist.

This fine pine 19thc wall spice cabinet can hang on the wall or sit on the counter.The condition is very good.

Piro Spice is a sculptural object that doubles as a countertop spice cabinet.  The design, backed by a utility patent, allows the cook to access his or her spices easily, flipping open the cabinet and spinning, as needed.  The bulk of the material is a pre-finished high-grade Baltic birch multiply that is intended to withstand rough handling (although you can also be gentle with it!). Before you purchase, make sure you have counter space available for it with no cabinets above. A kitchen island or peninsula is probably the best location. Piro Spice will hold about 25 of your favorite spices.   15"W x 8"D x 25"H. 14-day full refund policy - buyer pays for return shipping. The story behind Piro: The original idea for Piro came from James' need to store, and make accessible, the CDs in his music collection - he already had solutions for the vinyl records and the cassette tapes.  After a great deal of tinkering, he came up with a solution, and patented it - see U.S. patent 7,789,473.  Alas, in the meanwhile Steve Jobs had come along and marketed the iPad, which put a massive dent in the CD storage...

Bar cabinet designed by Bjørn Engø. Produced in Norway by Gustav Bahus during the 1940-50s. Made from teak and doors of solid oak slats with copper nails. Base made from solid oak wi...

Late 19th Century Hand Carved Walnut Spice Cabinet