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Vintage black wicker chair with emerald upholstered cushion. In the manner of Franco Albini-Italy 1950's....

Ultra rare "The Savoy Cocktail Book," 1933....

This is the most versatile lamp of the Mouille collection. Each ‘chapeau’ shade can be oriented differently. Sculptural in form with three rotating arms, it stands majestically on a tripod base ending with tapered legs....

Italian, Piero Fornasetti optical mirror with round brass frame....

Here for a very nice and well kept Butterfly chair. This is designed by French top designer Pierre Paulin for Artifort in 1963. This chair, type F675 is better known as the Butterfly chair by Pierre Paulin. This is for a very nice original early production with very nice black colored leather seat with a wonderful patina from normal age and usage. Very hard to find in this perfect condition with the original leather! Leather doesn't have tears or other damages that could stop sitting on it. Would look great in any modern design interior. This chair is more like a sculpture and becomes harder to find every day. Please contact us for affordable global shipping quotes, we ship from $50 for small items up to $500 - $ 1,000 for larger items. We also provide express and white glove delivery services. Contact our shipping department for a non-bindingly shipping quote, you will get a response within 72 hours....

Signed limited first edition, number 87 of only 250 copies signed by Avedon; with special engraver's proof measures (10.5 x 13.5 in) of Marilyn Monroe laid-in. Lavishly illustrated with 284 photographs documenting Avedon's career from the 1940s to the 1990s. New York: Random House, (1993). Folio, original white cloth with gray and black lettering, original slipcase, original publisher's shipping box. Just a hint of toning to spine, a few smudges to cloth; a touch of rippling to cloth on front cover (as often). A beautiful copy....

Diana Vreeland had a hand in guiding the world of fashion for approximately half of the 20th century, firstly as fashion editor of Harper's Bazaar and then as editor in chief of Vogue. In this book she has chosen pictures by some of the great photographers of the 20th century such as Horst, Avedon, Beaton Penn and Steichen of the rich and famous and the world of fashion both of which she knew so well and to them she adds witty and sharp observations. The result is this Alluring book....

Stig Lindberg was a man of very many talents, and his restless creativity yielded an amazing variety of objects. These six handmade vases from his studio demonstrate his versatility as a designer and craftsman. Their wide range of form, surface detail, and color makes any grouping of these pieces a fascinating instant collection. Each vase is signed by the artist. Details about each vase (first image, from left to right): 1) made in 1964; 13 inches tall x 9.5 inches wide; $2600 2) made in 1962; 7.5 inches tall; $1700 3) made in 1954; 15 inches tall; SOLD 4) made in 1966; 8.25 inches tall; $1000 5) made in 1967; 14.17 inches tall; SOLD 6) made in 1968; 7.25 inches tall; $800...

A play bench for children designed as a stationary driving station for three....

Saarinen for Knoll International tulip table, early custom for Mies IBM Building executive offices, cast iron base with large custom oval Carrara marble top....

CALDER, ALEXANDER. Gouaches et Totems: Derriere le Miroir, Special Issue 156 SIGNED LIMITED FIRST EDITION, number 124 of only 150 copies SIGNED BY CALDER. Beautifully printed on velin de Rives. With seven original Calder lithographs: Four single-page, two double-page, and the double-page cover. NOTE: The limited edition is of vastly superior quality than the corresponding trade issue of Derriere Le Miroir. Paris: Maeght, 1966. Folio, lithographed wrappers; original board chemise and slipcase. Crack to chemise hinge, a few smudges to slipcase, usual hint of offsetting to one of the double-page lithographs, otherwise fine....

Patek Philippe 18k White Gold Wristwatch, with Bracelet and Lapis Lazuli Dial, Ref. 3733/1, circa 1970s....

This magnificent Cartier pendant crafted in 18k Rose Gold shows the amassed technique from one of the finest jewelry houses in the world. This sophisticated pendant features 2 free flowing balls inside protected by a glass front. The pendant measures Dimensions: 18.5mm Wide (.72″ Inches) by 27mm in Length (1.06″ Inches), with a weight of 5.4 Grams...

Artist: Blake, Peter Title: Horse guards Parade - Horses and Horsemen Series: London Suite “World Tour” Date: 2012 Medium: Silkscreen print on 410gsm Somerset paper Unframed Dimensions: 26.025" x 25.750" Framed Dimensions: 30.075" x 31.025" Signature: Signed and numbered by artist Edition: /100...

She's Light (Eyes Closed), 2013 archival inkjet print with silkscreen 16 1/2 x 12 inches Edition of 25...

Enamelled copper vase designed by Ettore Sottsass on a wooden base. Manufactured by Galleria il Sestante....

A nice set of six diaries written by Cecil Beaton which cover a half a century in total of his wide ranging life. He was a famous English Fashion and Portrait photographer, diarist, interior designer and Oscar winning Stage, Set and Costume designer. The diaries cover the middle years of the 20th century - 1922-1974, when his work output was at its peak. His work ranged from photographing for Vogue magazine to designing the costumes worn by Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady". 1922-39 "The Wandering Years" published by Little Brown (USA). 1939-44 "The Years Between" published by Holt Rinehart & Winston (USA). 1944-48 "The Happy Years" published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson (UK). 1948-55 "The Strenuous Years" published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson (UK). 1955-63 "The Restless Years" published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson (UK). 1963-74 "The Parting Years" published by Weidenfeld & Nicholson (UK). A fascinating read and a great addition to any collection interested in Cafe Society of that time....

Signed, titled, dated and copyrighted 1983 on back of print. Stamped, 'Signed silver print of this negative not exceeding' and 78 written in pencil on back of print. Annotated, 'Copyright 1983 by Irving Penn. Photograph by Irving Penn, copyright 1983. Printed circa 1948. Vintage Gelatin Silver Print signed by the artist....

"Dali Atomicus" by Salvador Dali and Philippe Halsman. Dali Atomicus is the most famous photograph of the 30-year collaboration of Salvador Dali and the French photographer Philippe Halsman. The photograph was included by Time Magazine in their November 18th, 2016 feature "LIFE Magazine and the Most Influential Photos of All Time." The silver gelatin photograph was created in 1948 before the introduction of computers and digital retouching. The technical tour de force of the photograph is that Dali, the three cats, the paintings, easels, and stream of water had to be in midair exactly at the one-1000th of a second when Philippe Halsman released the camera's shutter. The making of this photograph demanded many failed attempts to have everything in midair at the same time and in the precisely prescribed position of Dali's and Halsman's composition. The photograph is a silver print with the "Halsman/Dali" stamped on verso and also the notation that it is the 10th impression from an edition of 250 published in 1981 by his wife Yvonne Halsman and the Neikrug Press. (The Halsman/Dali portfolio of Ten Photographs)....

Emmanuelle Khanh black sunglasses has tan and black snakeskin detailing on front top. The sides has the EK logo initial on both sides. The height measures 1 7/8", 5 3/4" across front. The sides are 5" long....

Wall Rocket, 2013 lithograph 28.75 x 28 inches ed 30 Edward Ruscha is an important American artist associated with the pop art movement. He has worked in the media of painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, and film. Ruscha lives and works in Culver City, California....

Watercolor, ink, rubber stamp, pencil and collage on paper...

This delightful piece of Pop Art jewelry is the wearable, 3-D equivalent of an original lithograph. A figurative pin/pendant by Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein (1923-1997), this work is typical of his recognizable, graphic style. Designed by the artist, this striking piece of vintage 1968 jewelry features 4-colors and the Benday dots that Lichtenstein made famous. (Named for its 19th century originator Benjamin Day, this printing process uses screens of dot patterns to mechanically reproduce the effect of shading.) Measuring 3 inches high, its scale makes this brooch perfect for securing a shawl or accenting a jacket. This enameled pin is signed on the back: "R. Lichtenstein" and stamped "1968 Roy Lichtenstein for Multiples, Inc."...

Pedestal table "Traccia" by the Swiss designer Meret Oppenheim. An oval shaped, gold giltwood top featuring bird footprints, on top of cast bronze chicken legs. Design originally from 1939 and manufactured by Dino Gavina in 1972....

Avedon: Photographs 1947-1977...

A late Victorian miniature leather bound English Dictionary ("The smallest English Dictionary in the World") contained within a Continental 14 karat gold case set with a magnifying glass (to read the text). Attached suspension ring. By David Bryce, Glasgow, c1890....

A wonderful modernist bookcase in walnut by Gio Ponti, Italy. The bookcase is designed to be mounted on the wall. The top and bottom shelves are divided by sculpted slivers of walnut....

"Ashcombe", by Cecil Beaton, Signed & Inscribed, Property of Greta Garbo...

The Remains Of The Day by Kazuo Ishiguro. NY: Alfred A. Knopf, 1989. Signed 1st US Ed 245p hardcover with DJ. His 3rd novel awarded the Man Booker Prize for Fiction. A film adaptation of the novel, made in '93 starring Anthony Hopkins & Emma Thompson, nominated for 8 Academy Awards. Stevens, a butler, recalls his life in the form of a diary, the story progresses through to the present, of a personal relationship with a former colleague, the housekeeper Miss Kenton. A collectors jewel....