One of Two Anaconda Tables, Chrome Smoke Glass, 1970

Two Roger Sprunger cocktail tables for Tri-Mark, manufactured in Mid-Century in 1970s. A round glass top on a polished chrome base. The base can be flipped over to be used either way...

One of six very nice table, wall or ceiling lamps designed by Motoko Ishii for Staff Leuchten, Germany, manufactured in Mid-Century, circa 1970. The price is per light. They are sold...

Paul Tuttle (1918 – August 2, 2002) was an American designer known primarily for his work in furniture design, and secondarily for his work in interior design and architectural design. Tuttle had no formal education in design, instead drawing influence from his own experience and the mentorship of well known designers such as Alvin Lustig, Welton Becket, and Frank Lloyd Wright. Tuttle designed furniture for over 50 years, resulting in a body of work that included both manufactured and custom made furniture. Paul Tuttle decided in the second World war after a India employment with the American Air Force to pursue consistently his own way of the self expression. According to studies at the Art Center College in Pasadena and the work as architect and designer with Alvin Lustig, in Frank Lloyd Taliesin West, with Welton Becket & Associates, Knoll international and Doetsch Grether & Cie sketches Paul Tuttle since 1967 furniture...

Italian space age smoked glass and chromed steel Anaconda coffee table by Paul Tuttle for Strassle International, 1970s. Anaconda model coffee table with curved tubular steel base wi...