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Stunning custom made, one of a kind sputnik style chandelier. Eighteen arms and seven additional lights mounted to the central hub. 38 inch diameter. No chips, cracks, repairs or dam...

C. G. Kimerly for Widdicomb Lacquered Greek key base and casing with bleached mahogany drawers and brass pulls. Dramatic large round mirror with gl...

Joan Hernandez Pijuan Untitled Composition from "Ediciones Poligrafa, Barcelona at Redfern Gallery, London" Original Color Lithograph Year: 1979 Edition: 1000 Size: 10 x 7.325 inche...

Nora Othic Marceline, Missouri Signed recto Nora Othic is a painter whose work draws from close observation of rural life and the rhythms of the Midwestern landscape. She is widely r...

Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904–1989) "Peace Menorah" (Menorat Hashalom) 1980 Bronze with dark patina on stepped Jerusalem Stone base Approximately 20"H x 11.5"W x 5.5"D overall Inscri...

A quietly glamorous set of eight dining chairs by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb—where tailored modernism meets an ease that feels entirely current. The collection includes t...

Lead Time: Please allow 10 to 12 weeks to restore a vintage Womb Chair and Ottoman in Shearling. "Eero Saarinen designed the groundbreaking Wom...

Judith Leiber Ornate lion buckle black embossed leather belt c 1980 The elegant belt is adorned with a large stylized lion head buckle The lion's face is designed with smooth silve...

Beautiful Maitland-Smith large square coffee table on square legs, entirely covered with patinated copper patchwork tiles attached by nails. In the style of mid-century modern sculpt...

An elegant, imposing 28.5-inch architectural obelisk sculpture masterfully crafted from warm, fine-grained blond wood, featuring characteristics consistent with satinwood or light ma...

A Golden Light Through the Beechwoods Harvey Joiner (American, 1852-1932) Signed Lower Right "Harvey Joiner" (see images) *Frame and painting in fantastic condition being kept in original shadow box. 4 x 8 inches 10 x 14 inches with frame 11.5 x 15.5 inches in shadow box Like his contemporary Alexander Drysdale of New Orleans, Kentucky artist...

Nick Vedros Montana Man Archival Pigment Print Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta 325 gsm Year: 2000s Size: 8x12in Edition: 15 Signed, dated and numbered by hand on label Stamped COA provided...

Set of four 1950s Charles & Ray Eames plywood DCW dining chairs in ash with ebony finish for Herman Miller. The set is a marriage of two sets, determined by the back seat shock mount...

Early, out of production 47.5 inch diameter Noguchi Cyclone Table. Signed with early Knoll label. The base shows signs of wear. Table top is in very good condition with light scra...

One-of-a-Kind, New Gabriella Crespi Bohemian 72 Lounge Chairs by Gubi. With custom cushions handcrafted in The Row terry cloth cotton towels. Designed by Forsyth. The Row towels are...

Shepard Fairey Farms Not Factories (Farm Aid, Advocacy, Agricultural Justice) Screen Print on 80# Cream Speckletone paper Year: 2025 Size: 24 x 18 inches (60.96 x 45.72 cm) Edition:...

Joerg Reme Untitled VII from "von den Stunden" Folio Color Lithograph on handmade paper with deckled edges 1972 Size: 11.75 x 8.325 inches (29.8 × 21.1 cm) Edition: 31 of 250 Signed ...

An authentic mid-century Italian studio bronze sculpture of a snail by sculptor Mario Ferrari (1925–1990). Hand-cast in 1951, the piece features exceptional lifelike rendering, with realistic texturing across the spiral shell and extended body. Finished in a rich dark brown bronze patina with subtle warm undertones. Inscribed on the underside with the artist's characteristic hand-incised signature and date: "> M. FERRARI – 1951 <". Dimensions: Dimensions: (12.25" w x 2.62" h x 3.38"d) Details: Creator: Mario Ferrari (1925–1990, Italian) Date of Manufacture: 1951 Place of Origin: Italy Materials: Cast bronze Style: Mid-Century Modern / Italian Realist Animalier Sculpture Condition: Excellent vintage condition with original dark patina and minor age-appropriate surface wear. Keywords: Mario Ferrari bronze, Italian artist bronze, 1951 bronze, Italian animalier sculpture, bronze snail, realistic animal sculpture, mid-century Italian art, signed Italian bronze, paperweight sculpture, studio bronze art, 1950s Italian metalwork. Detailed biographical details on mid-century Italian sculptor Mario Ferrari (1925–1990) are quite sparse in published reference literature. He operated primarily as a studio sculptor and artisan in mid-20th-century Italy, working in cast iron (ferro fuso) and bronze. His body of work focused heavily on hand-incised animalier sculptures—such as snakes, snails, and other wildlife—often produced in small studio batches or custom commissions. Because he worked largely outside the institutional academy system, most documentation of his work exists through Italian auction records and private mid-century art collections rather than published monographs. Aligi Sassu Lucio Fontana Giuseppe Napoli Arnaldo Pomodoro Gio Ponti (frequently incorporated small bronze animal objects into interiors) Egidio Casagrande Kurt Delbanco...

An ultra-thin, Swiss-made quartz ladies dress watch by the prestigious house Bucherer, illustrating an elegant Art Deco Revival approach where the play of light and refined materials...

Truly a work of art, this fine LaVerne example is a double fluted pedestal "Creation of Man" motif etched tabletop described by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne as: 'God giving breath to Ad...

Claudia Busching Title: Untitled Gestural Abstraction Year: 1994 Medium: Gouache Monogrammed by hand Size: 23.8 × 19.5 inches COA provided

Donald Drumm Cast Aluminum Screens. Ten panels total making for a stunning room divider. One screen is six panels and the other is four panels. Excellent original condition with a...

A spectacular and commanding pair of mid-century modern bachelor chests / cabinets, designed in the manner of Milo Baughman circa 1960s. This matched pair exhibits a masterful play o...

These glamorous, and so beautifully delicate, Leda Swan lounge chairs were inspired by Eileen Gray's "Dragon Armchair" for Yves Saint Laurent and are transformed from dragons into swans by designer Suzanne Geismar. Art Deco revival style upholstered in mink velvet fabric that's soft and luxurious to the touch and captures and contrasts light beautifully. Like an antique artisan frame on a celebrated work of art, these swan chairs frame and inspire elegance, warmth, and a one-of-a-kind look that only a few will ever enjoy. Wooden Swans artisan finished in ivory parchment hug the body of the chairs. Geismar was also inspired by the mythological representation of Leda & the Swan, often presented in an erotic manner in Classical Greek Art. Zeus took the form of a swan & seduced Leda. Geismar titled them as such, "Leda Chairs...

A lighting piece crafted by hand; the piece stems from the base and flows to have two lighting sources, at two different tiers. Both of the lamp shades are different from the other i...

This iconic mid-century modern wastebasket was originally designed by master modernist Jens Risom for Jens Risom Design. The piece is celebrated for transforming a practical necessit...

Carved mother of pearl gilt metal link bracelet designed by Kafin New York c 1960s The elegant midcentury bracelet is designed with a series of carved ...

Striking pair of silver plated candlesticks designed by Ettore Sottsass and made by Swid Powell in collaboration with Reed and Barton, 1980s.  

Beautiful Antique 18th Century French carved Walnut and Burlwood Vaisselier with shaped crown canape above four open shelves each with heart pediment flanked by cupboard doors, the l...

Frits Henningsen was a cabinet maker and known for his labor-intensive, hand-built furniture items, using hardwoods such as mahogany. This bench is amazi...

Katherine Bello Title: Defining Moments Medium: oil on canvas Year: 2020 Size: 40" x 30" x 1.5" Signed, dated and inscribed by hand COA provided (issued by representing gallery) Katherine Bello's aim as an artist is to capture a sense of place, a moment of time, or a feeling - to evoke a sense of wonder. Bello loves paint and paint brushes; bold, gestural mark-making and the interplay of color. She is influenced by light and landscape, poetry, history and science. Formerly educated in Chemical Engineering and Interior Design, Bello is drawn to the process of creating Something out of Nothing. Abstract, sbstract art...

Modern sleek and sculptural chrome 1970s tubular dining or center table. This table is simply stunning. The photographs really capture its beauty. Curved chrome supports reflect and ...

Pigment & acrylic on paper

Vintage Italian 1970s chrome and brass two-tier coffee table. Minor scuffs to chrome and patina to brass, glass has light scratches. The two tone frame reminds me of Gucci's picture ...

An exceptional, documented 1896 Victorian equestrian taxidermy inkwell, commissioned to commemorate a cherished horse named "Dandy." Mounted by the prestigious Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Ltd. (A. & N.C.S. Ld.), this piece exemplifies late-19th-century British memorial taxidermy and campaign-era luxury craftsmanship. The real preserved hoof is accented with silver-toned square nails around the wall and fitted with a heavy brass hinged lid stamped "DANDY" across the top. The front toe of the fitted brass shoe is hand-engraved with the date "AUG. 24TH 1896." The brass shoe base is stamped on the underside with the maker's hallmark: "MOUNTED BY THE A & N.C.S. Ld". Opening the hinged lid reveals the internal cavity designed to hold a glass ink reservoir (insert missing). Victorian horse hoof inkwells mounted by tier-one London stores like Army & Navy or Rowland Ward hold significant appeal among militaria, equestrian, and oddities collectors. An exceptional, documented 1896 Victorian equestrian taxidermy inkwell, commissioned to commemorate a cherished horse named "Dandy." Mounted by the prestigious Army & Navy Co-Operative Society Ltd. (A. & N.C.S. Ld.), this piece exemplifies late-19th-century British memorial taxidermy and campaign-era luxury craftsmanship. The real preserved hoof is accented with silver-toned square nails around the wall and fitted with a heavy brass hinged lid stamped "DANDY" across the top. The front toe of the fitted brass shoe is hand-engraved with the date "AUG. 24TH 1896." The brass shoe base is stamped on the underside with the maker's hallmark: "MOUNTED BY THE A & N.C.S. Ld". Opening the hinged lid reveals the internal cavity designed to hold a glass ink reservoir (insert missing). Victorian horse hoof inkwells mounted by tier-one London stores like Army & Navy or Rowland Ward hold significant appeal among militaria, equestrian, and oddities collectors. Good, age-appropriate antique condition. The horse hoof wall is solid and stable with natural wear and graining. The brass displays a rich, untouched historic patina with minor surface scratches, small dents, and light oxidation expected on late-19th-century brassware. The hinge opens smoothly. Missing the removable interior glass well insert. Keywords: Victorian horse hoof inkwell, 1896 horse hoof inkwell, Army Navy Co-Op Society inkwell, ANCS Ltd taxidermy, Dandy horse inkwell...

An exceptional, highly dynamic, and investment-grade French Art Deco patinated bronze figural sculpture titled "Scarf Dancer," masterfully executed by the celebrated Hungarian-born Parisian artist Alexandre Kéléty (1874–1940), circa 1925. Captured flawlessly in the accompanying photos, this iconic interwar composition perfectly embodies the kinetic energy, fluid rhythm, and avant-garde glamour of the Jazz Age. Cast in solid bronze, the athletic female figure is depicted poised mid-performance, balancing beautifully on a textured, rock-like incline that serves as the integrated bronze base. She holds aloft a deeply draped, wind-swept scarf that sweeps forward in a dramatic, fluid arc, serving as a brilliant architectural counterweight that creates magnificent sculptural tension. This specific example boasts an incredibly fine, crisp casting, retaining sharp, pristine delineation in the facial features, musculature, fingers, and the deep, precise folds of the drapery. The piece features a rich, warm golden-brown original living patina that beautifully highlights the sophisticated modeling. The work features Kéléty's incised script signature embedded directly into the bronze, accompanied by a crisp, early cast sequence or edition number "8" to the right. Additionally, it is authentically stamped "FRANCE" on the reverse side, a definitive mark of a genuine, early 20th-century lifetime foundry casting produced for the upscale international export market. Offered in excellent vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate surface wear, this signature Parisian Art Deco sculpture stands as a museum-worthy statement addition for discerning collectors. Art Deco bronze nude, French bronze dancer, Chiparus style, Pierre Le Faguays dancer, Colinet bronze...

Trifari Sleek gilt metal lucite pendant necklace c 1970 The minimalist necklace is designed with a circular pendant The severe pendant is designed with vertical gilt metal ...

JB Nearsy Illusory 2019 Mixed Media on paper Size: 13.25x10.25in Signed by hand COA provided Ref.: 924802-1772 -------------- Tags: abstract art, post graffiti, street art, neoexpr...

Set of eight vintage Mid-Century Modern "Malta" dining chairs designed by Nils Jonsson for Swedish manufacturer Troeds Bjarnum. Teak frames, featuring clean horizontal back slats and...

New Moon Detail Peter Max (German, b. 1937) Acrylic on Canvas 15 x 30 inches 26 x 41 inches with frame Signed lower right "Inspired by the monks and sages the artist saw as a child growing up in Shanghai, China, Peter Max's 'New Moon' is representative of his sensual and energetic Neo-Expressionistic brushwork style, and of his bold, Neo-Fauvist color palette which began to emerge in the 1970s. In the painting, a zen monk, holding his umbrella, contemplates the meaning of a new moon rising - new beginnings and goals, a time when new intentions are made. He seems to float somewhere between the horizon and the clouds and heavens, close to the new moon, and painted in the most daring and vibrant of the artist's color palettes." ©ALP, Inc. Known throughout the world and a household name in America, Max is known for his new age style cosmic imagery and multi-colored blends. During the late 60's and early 70's his colorful art reached millions of people and he won numerous major awards for his work. His paintings, drawings and limited edition graphics have been exhibited in major museums throughout the world. He works in multiple media, including oil, acrylics, water colors, fingerpaints, dyes, pastels, charcoal, pen, multi-colored pencils, etchings, engravings, animation cels, lithographs, serigraphs, ceramics, sculpture, collage, video, xerox, fax, and computer graphics. He also includes mass media as a "canvas" for his creative expression. Peter Max was born in Berlin, Germany, and spent his childhood in Shanghai. From China, the family went to Tibet for a year, and then on to Israel. His family's odyssey continued to Paris, and finally, at the age of 16, Max arrived in the United States. He began his art studies in New York at the Art Student's League and continued at the Pratt Institute and School of Visual Arts. Max often uses American symbols in his artwork and has done paintings and projects for presidents Ford...

The rare hardcover large scale coffee table Rizzoli book is an extraordinary archive of 20th century art deco jewelry and accessories The 329 page book features exquisite art deco designs from preeminent 20th century jewelry...

Amongst the most popular Vladimir Kagan designs, these Nautilus swivel lounge chairs are sculptural, comfortable and fun, and were freshly upholstered in hand sewn butterscotch shear...

So sculptural so fresh, this pair of 1970s modern Adrian Pearsall attributed throne swivel chairs were professionally reupholstered in soft ivory bouclé and swivel atop walnut bases professionally refinished in a dark, contrasting wood stain. The look is modern luxe. Beautiful to admire. If you're simply looking to add "furniture art" into your space, these Adrian Pearsall attributed swivel lounge chairs check that box. Wow factor. Rare. In great condition. The chairs are also comfortable, cozy and wide enough to enjoy most lounging activities you can probably think of. Did we mention the chairs swivel 360 degrees? And ready to ship. Want to see more beautiful things? Scroll down below and click "View All From Seller" or favorite our shop to get your 1stDibs on our new inventory. Photographed alongside and currently available at our shop: Vladimir Kagan for Directional Poufs in ivory bouclé Jens Risom walnut chairs...

A pair of one-of-a-kind cabinets designed by Dorothy Draper (1889-1969) - America's most famous decorator - for her España line. After touring Spain for inspiration, Dorothy Draper produced her most sought after and iconic pieces: the España bunching chest and the España cabinet...

This Forsyth Mushroom Pouf Ottoman was created and designed by the Forsyth design team. Each ottoman is handcrafted in Saint Louis. A cute decorative piece for any room adding natura...

Cherry Blossom Near Washington Bridge Peter Max (German, b. 1937) Acrylic on Canvas 16 x 20 inches 27 x 32 inches with frame Signed lower right Known throughout the world and a household name in America, Max is known for his new age style cosmic imagery and multi-colored blends. During the late 60's and early 70's his colorful art reached millions of people and he won numerous major awards for his work. His paintings, drawings and limited edition graphics have been exhibited in major museums throughout the world. He works in multiple media, including oil, acrylics, water colors, fingerpaints, dyes, pastels, charcoal, pen, multi-colored pencils, etchings, engravings, animation cels, lithographs, serigraphs, ceramics, sculpture, collage, video, xerox, fax, and computer graphics. He also includes mass media as a "canvas" for his creative expression. Peter Max was born in Berlin, Germany, and spent his childhood in Shanghai. From China, the family went to Tibet for a year, and then on to Israel. His family's odyssey continued to Paris, and finally, at the age of 16, Max arrived in the United States. He began his art studies in New York at the Art Student's League and continued at the Pratt Institute and School of Visual Arts. Max often uses American symbols in his artwork and has done paintings and projects for presidents Ford...

Huge glass fragrance factice display bottle The large scale dummy fragrance bottle is filled with colored water Displayed at department fragrance counters Makes a very unique decorative collectible placed on vanity or dressing table Measures 13" inches in height from the top of the cobalt blue glass stopper...

1980s Maitland - Smith large conch sea shell table sculpture, silver plated over brass. Missing paper label.

Everyone needs a teddy bear and yours can be this chic Vladimir Kagan Zoe sofa newly upholstered in soft curly camel teddy bear fabric. Modern. In your face ...

Jorge Castillo Untitled Composition from "Ediciones Poligrafa, Barcelona at Redfern Gallery, London" Original Color Lithograph Year: 1979 Size: 10 x 7.325 inches (25.4 × 18.61 cm) Ed...

Lulu Guinness London Whimsical canvas & straw tote bag The stylish black canvas tote depicts a chic embroidered woman's face with vinyl embroidered sunglas...

Robert Indiana Title: NUMBERS Folio - 10 (ten) Loose Silkscreen Prints accompanied by Poems Folio includes numbers: ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, ZERO Medium:...

Set of four chrome tall back dining chairs produced by Design Institute of America newly professionally upholstered in ivory tiger velvet. Modern profile with a High Art sensibility....

Peter Max "Angel with Heart" 2018 Peter Max Studio Number: SN#836765 Medium: Acrylic Sculpture Dimensions: 14 x 9" x 4.5" Signed "Max" on front Signed and Dated in Pen on Base O...

Pair of Paul McCobb Planner Group Arm Chairs. Solid Maple construction with original black lacquer finish. Original condition with wear. Structurally sound and ready to use.

Hard to find Paul McCobb dry bar or server for his Connoisseur collection by H. Saks & Sons. To be refinished, custom color available, rounded pulls to be re-plated brass. Top lifts ...

Large dramatic pair of gilded Moroccan Modern pendant lights by Feldman Lighting in excellent condition with original and complete set of intact glass crystals. Large size. Lots of gilt, differing textures, shapes and curves. Corseted waist. Diamond shaped crystals are multidimensional and seem to change as you move about them. They cast colorful hues at night. Whimsical, sexy and romantic. Whether California Boho Chic, or full on Hollywood Regency, or a sexy eclectic room with a mix of those je ne sais quoi pieces guests always ask about, these two have you covered well. A mirrored background would be a splendid choice. So much detail. Each pendant has four staggered inner bulbs that distribute light output amongst all crystals. Three output settings alternate the number of bulbs that luminate at a time giving you the choice of 3 light combinations for your space. These Moroccan Style Pendants...

Contemporary, Porcelain, Sculpture, Abstract, Design, Harumi Nakashima, Japanese Harumi Nakashima is the Director of Tajimi City Pottery Design and Technical Center. Based in the p...

This piece's main element is bentwood's organic motion between the top and the base. The proportions of the top and the base are made to enhance the centre design of the piece. The p...

An elegant and highly tactile contemporary bronze sculpture of a big cat (leopard/jaguar) by acclaimed Santa Fe artist and sculptor Michael Tatom. This piece showcases Tatom’s signature style: stripping away unnecessary detail to celebrate the animal's fluid grace, muscular arch, and elegant contours. The bronze is finished in a specialized, multi-toned spotted patina that brilliantly captures the organic rosettes of a wild feline body. This is a rare, small-scale masterwork that is rich with documentation. The sculpture is incised with the artist's signature on its tail. The underside of the paws feature complete markings, including the limited edition number 197/250 on one foot, and the initials SF NM on another, certifying its origin and casting in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Measuring a refined 3.19 inches in width, this desktop bronze has a wonderful, heavy hand-feel and serves as a sophisticated addition to any collection of contemporary Western art or wildlife sculpture. The sculpture is in pristine gallery condition, completely free of scratches, surface loss, or alterations to its original hand-applied patina. From the Estate of Joan Conway Crancer, daughter of the famous St. Louis painter Fred Conway, and was a passionate art collector, included in her collection were Calder Sculptures, Max Beckman paintings and Roman antiquities. She was actively involved with the Saint Louis Art Museum, where she served for many years as Museum Trustee and member of the Acquisition Committee, and remained Honorary Trustee for the rest of her life. Together with her husband, they endowed a gallery at the museum, named for Alice and Fred Conway, her parents. Place of Origin: Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States Period: Late 20th / Early 21st Century (Contemporary) Materials: Cast Bronze Subject: Stylized Cat / Leopard / Jaguar Inscriptions / Marks: Signed on tail ("Tatom"); Numbered "197/250" under foot; Inscribed "SF NM" under foot. Fine Art Sculpture Santa Fe School / New Mexico Art Organic Modernism Abstract Wildlife Art François Pompon Style, Minimalist Animalier, Modernist Big Cat, Contemporary Western Fine Art, Sorrel Sky Gallery, Santa Fe Bronze...