Pair of English Mid-19th Century Porcelain Mounted Thuyawood Cabinets
Located in London, GB
A Rare and Fine Pair of Side Cabinets Constructed in thuyawood with kingwood crossbanding, and exuberantly dressed with gilt bronze mounts; of arc-en-arbalette form, rising from a p...
Ormolu
Pair of English 19th Century Porcelain-Mounted Cabinets
Located in London, GB
A Pair of Porcelain-Mounted Pier Cabinets The English-made side cabinets with fixed-shelved interior constructed from rare amboyna with purpleheart crossbanding and boxwood strin...
Ormolu
$19,269 / item
LOL console by Robert Stadler
Located in Pireaus-Athens, Greece
For the OMG-GMO project, Robert Stadler borrows the forms of these engineered fruit and vegetables to create ten ceramic, hand-painted objects that ironically transform the organic into something structural and functional. Conceived as a series of small-scale monuments, these objects both criticise and mock human manipulation of nature: a slice of a Japanese rectangular seedless watermelon becomes a stool, zucchini bend in a perfect L shape to create a set of shelves, and wheel-like aubergines support a glass coffee table, as a reference to Gae Aulenti’s Tavolo...
Ceramic, Wood
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