Great modernist dining set comprised of six Rima-Linea (Italy) Z chairs with chrome backrest and pedestal detailing upholstered in dark chocolate crushed velvet with marble and chrome based glass-topped dining table (appears to be nearly an inch thick and very heavy). The chairs according to Treadway are circa 60s but excellent condition suggests later.

Large sized rare walrus figure from Abraham Palatnik’s (Brazil) very collectible 1970s design range. Cream colored detailing.

Classic Wayne Husted 1958 5815 Genie Decanter design for Blenko in its largest and rarest architectural sized form “L” (5815L). This one in Blenko’s Turquoise blue.

Georges Jouve (French, 1910-1964) circa 1950s gun metal black ceramic bowl. Basically circular but beautifully asymmetrical with offset centering and a gentle slope. The base carries both an incised signature Jouve and his distinctive cipher mark (also ink stamped France).

Rare Blenko 7225X Charisma decanter design by John Nickerson for Blenko. This is one of two decanters in the Charisma specialty line that was produced for only one year. These pieces feature Blenko’s original ruby red color swirled into clear crystal making very striking patterns.

A rarely seen 80's Memphis movement Stilnovo (Italy) lamp by Asahara Sigheaki called Luna. Low voltage (12-V) converter integrated into base for 35-w halogen bulb recessed into a porcelain funnel at the top of the chrome bodyl. This lamp features a fully adjustable in height and angle reflector (red on top white on reflecting surface). (Asahara Sigheaki is well known for his more commonly seen Tokio Lamp).

Largest size of this 1960s Egg-shaped Laurel lamp with hand-blown white frosted special triplex glass, made in Italy.

Architectural sized extra large (LL) version of the 1961 designed 6123 decanter by Wayne Husted for Blenko. This decanter, produced 1961-1964, features a large textured solid stopper and is in Jonquil Yellow.

Abstract metal woman sculpture in steel (magnetic) with elongated limbs - in the style of Alberto Giacometti. This piece is just under two feet long and weighs just over 7-lbs. It was photographed on the wall using a removable metal wire hook fabricated by previous owner.

Early example of Jens Quistgaard's largest sized staved teak canoe shaped bowl in great original condition. So early the base markings don't even include the Dansk company name just their three ducks or three swans logo and the words "Staved Teak Danmark IHQ" (for Jens Quisgaard)

Vintage copper bowl by Francisco/Frank Rebajes' well known, primarily for jewelry, Rebajes company (New York 1932-1960). Base is fully marked with the Rebajes name and sideways "8" logo. This bowl is formed from eight blackened petals stemming from the hand beaten base.

Erkki Vesanto for Iittala (Finland) vase. Dimple in base crystal over and gray. Signed with model number - looks like 5656

Matched pair of Eero Aarnio (Finland) designed (circa 1968) satin finish chrome framed chairs with stainless steel backs and black upholstery. (Similar to the “Silver Series” 822 design for Mobel Italia).

1954 Evelyn Ackerman primitive figures wood bas-relief carved panel (appears to be solid walnut). Highly collectible CA based Mid-Century modern artist. This one unsigned, but otherwise identical to our previous one sold in 2006 (items #261).

Vintage version of one of Isamu Noguchi’s lamps for Akari Lighting (Japan). Designed by Noguchi beginning in 1951 and handmade for a half century by the original manufacturer in Gifu, Japan. The stand has bamboo pole and a black cast iron base. The shade is made from handmade washi paper and bamboo ribbing. The lamp accommodates up to a 40 watt bulb. This one from the BB2 series.

Hexagonal walnut AC electric wall clock from the “Meridian” series era (Model number 560). Herman Miller Company - Zealand Michigan. Electric movement has regulator adjustment.

Copco (Made in Denmark) Black cast iron sauce warming or mini-fondue set. Designed by Michael Lax Count Sigvard Bernadette. Pan is black enameled inside and out, base has natural finish. Comes with original labels and recipes.

Very nice modern 1960s designed scoop shaped chrome framed armchair and ottoman upholstered in black vinyl or Naugahyde. Original shop label shows Frank & Sons on Park Avenue New York, first sold it in April 1968. (Just over 40-years old in excellent condition)

Early David Gil (1922-2002) for Bennington Potters (founded in Vermont 1948) ceramic face sculpture on metal pedestal base. Stamped DG for David Gil. At some time the mouth has been broken and re-attached. The repair is not noticeable from the front but very obvious from the back (see detailed photos)

Gavina (Italy) model – of Cini Boeri’s incredible Lunario cantilevered coffee table design. It has a 1/2 inch thick glass top almost magically counterbalanced on an offset chrome base concealing heavy steel weight supports inside. (Local DC area delivery possible)