Largest sized cast and engraved aluminum Arthur Court (copyrighted 1975) fish platter with green stone eye.

Classic pair of cast iron black enameled “jacks” bookends. Weigh 3-lbs 5-0z each

Unusual vintage cast metal box with two thin cork lined compartments and teak veneer inlaid strips on the lid. Probably a cigarette box? At 4-lbs in weight it feels too heavy to be aluminum and is more likely stainless steel. It is unsigned and we can't find anything else like it.

Fun heavy 1980s POP red and yellow plastic dish set (6-plates, 6-sideplates and 6-bowls). Made in Taiwan for COPCO (Denmark). Appears to be unused.

Made in Denmark vintage bottle opener and can piercer bar ware set. Polished stainless steel business ends with long heavy solid brass handles.

Unusual long rosewood fish shaped hors d'oeuvres holder.

Vintge Danish made teak bottle opener in the form of a fish.

Danish Teak canister container (Humidor?) simply marked "Danmark" for made in Denmark. Good seal on corked lid.

Dansk designs (Denmark) cast Iron candlestick produced in France.

Pair of Dansk (Denmark) cloverleaf shaped cast iron candlestick holders. Each piece holds four candles

Circular cast iron candelabra from Dansk (Denmark). Holds a total of eight (8) candles on the posts centered in each drip bowl. Designed by IBR (Dansk designation for the designer – not Jens Quistgaard who used IHQ)

One of the most elegant Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) designs for Dansk (Denmark). Cast iron candlestick taking eight (8) tapers in the screw on trumpets. Dansk Designs Denmark stamped in base.

Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk teak combination salt shaker pepper mill. Plastic grinder- Dansk Designs Ltd IHQ Denmark

Early very rare Jens Quistgaard design for Dansk tall elegant cast iron candlestick pair. Each is formed from 4 separate cast iron pieces that are screwed together separated by brass bushings. Bases are stamped "Dansk Design I.H.Q. Denmark"

Rare form of one of Jens Quistgaard’s cast iron candlestick set designs for Dansk (Denmark). Each S based candlestick is made from three separate pieces the cast iron base top screws into the cast iron base with a brass ring separator. Marked J.H.Q Denmark.

Retro 1970s domed "Dome-Master" plastic ice bucket designed by Nicholas Angelakos for Colony. Double walled with dome that opens like a space observatory.

Large Emil Milan (1922-1985) bowl in exotic Bubinga hardwood (sometime known as African Rosewood) signed Emilan.

Nice pair of Emil Milan (1922-1985) teak wood bowls both signed “Emilan” and marked as teak.

Small stainless steel salt and pepper set featuring a pepper shaker, salt bowl and spoon on a larger tray. Designed by Erik Magnussen for Georg Jensen and manufactured in Denmark (All pieces signed Georg Jensen Denmark)

Large Gense of Sweden 18/8 stainless steel fruit bowl. Stamped base and original paper label.

Vintage cast iron candleholder (12 tiny tapers) Made in Japan for Hallmark - with original box.

Harris strong ceramic time markers and tiles on walnut frame. Original German made mechanical movement with regulator (comes with key).

Set of three large sized (model 84009 as opposed to 84005) melamine Sinus or wave stacking ashtrays (two black and one white). Made in Germany by Helit, originally designed by Walter Zeischegg in 1966.

Rare Michael and Francis Higgins 1950s-60s art glass fronted electrical wall clock for GE.

Vintage West German quartz movement Howard Miller table top version of Nathan George Horwitt's 1940 designed "Museum Clock". (Howard Miller QUARTZ W. Germany - inscribed on clock face)

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

Very large 1970s Arthur Court aluminum bowl cast in the form of a leaf.

Jens Quistgaard for Dansk Kobenstyle fondue set. Orange enameled cast iron pan with teak handle. Heavy cast iron base with adjustable airflow regulator and holds pan very securely.

Laur Jensen (Denmark) vintage old dark teak bowl. Retains original label on base and Denmark stamp.

Boxed set of four teak handled stainless steel fondue fork by Laurids Lonborg (Denmark).

Unusual recta-linear wedge shaped pitcher formed from acrylic sheet.

Clear Lucite whale sculpture lighter. Vintage piece with a generic Japanese made lighter insert (non -functioning).

Vintage Luigi Colani (German designer) for Suloplast (Italy) late 60s plastic ice bucket. Bright orange plastic outer with insulating molded styrofoam interior.

Early Nambe design (529) domed aluminum candlesticks. Older piece marked Nambe 529 slightly later piece just marked Nambe.

Pair of Nambe low profile 592 style aluminum candlesticks. Each base holds two candles.

Vintage blonde beech wood folding magazine rack. Made by Nevco (Yugoslavia). Plywood on one side dowel bars on other.

Novelty stainless steel salt, pepper and toothpick holder set with magnetic bases.

Paavo Asikainen (Finland) turned laminated wood bowls. One orange and one red.

Peter Max 1970 electric wall clock, for General Electric, with characteristic design in pink, yellow, blue and black. Marked with Peter Max logo. Comes with remnants of original funky box.

Picquot Ware (England) TB and JB tea and water jug/coffee pots designed in 1948 and 1949 respectively. Made of a highly polished aluminum magnesium alloy (one piece castings - machine finished) with wooden handles. These probably manufactured after 1960. (Manufacture of this range just re-started at the end 2005).

Very cool pair of vintage (probably 1950s) bookends, each featuring a seated reading man. All welded steel construction with black stained wooden heads and brass eyes.

Nice two piece fully signed heavy gauge copper box by Francisco/Frank Rebajes. The Rebajes company was based in NewYork from 1932 and 1960.

Simple 18/8 stainless steel salad spoon and fork set by MERIDIONAL.

Set of four enameled Sascha Brastoff (1950s-1960s) ashtrays. Vineyard series.

1950's Scandinavian hand carved Teak bowl. Not turned but hand formed - not staved but made from solid teak. Beautiful sculptural form with strong natural grain patterns. Imported via Germany.

Rosti (Denmark) bright red mepal melamine circa salad bowl, tongues and 4 salad plates. Designed Soren Andersen circa 1970.

Vintage 18-8 Stainless steel condiment bowl set. Marked Rostfritt Stal Sweden. Ideal for fondue dips and sauces.

Stylish small stainless steel salt and pepper shakers from Sweden. Small holes makes them useful for fine ground pepper.

Tall fiberglass bullet planter. Pink colored fiberglass pot with original brass colored plastic insert and tall tripod mount with original feet.

Turned solid teak salad bowl by Silva (Sweden).

Simple turned teak salt and pepper shakers with plastic bungs.

Three Christmas themed mobiles from Denmark. (a) 6 horn blowing paper angels (b) Christmas tree, hearts and stars and (c) mistletoe. All mobiles by FM Flemsted.

Collectible enamel and gold plate over sterling spoon by J Tostrop (Norway). Enameled and wire inlaid figure on front of handle – dated 1978. Comes with original presentation box.

Beautifully turned light beechwood colored bowl featuring concentric grooves (unsigned - no label)

Remember these? We have three original 1971 copyrighted vintage plastic examples of “The Little Bird” with articulated wings on springs by Executive Games Inc. of Boston USA. The smaller orange and purple birds each have their original boxes. The larger blue bird has no box. Available separately or get all three to make a vintage mobile.

Vintage large sized dense black plastic tray from Couroc of Monterey California featuring a very cool cat in a scarf. (Very functional piece as apparently impervious to alcohol, boiling water and cigarette burns). Cats eyes and whiskers are brass inlay body and stripes are wood inlay.

Large 1970s vintage MOD white plastic made in the USA Seth Thomas pedestal alarm clock unused in original box (new old stock). The second hand is a silent sweep and alarm is a buzzer that can be disabled. Runs on 110-V mains power.

Very cool 50's vintage metal magazine rack in the form of a fish.

MOD heavy plastic ashtray (Ascher) by Helit (West Germany) designed by (1917-1983) - great design object in white.

Boxed set of six plastic handled stainless steel fondue forks by Woodcrest (Japan)

Japanese craftsman made by flatware manufacturer Tsubame Shinko Kogyo salt and pepper shakers from a series designed by Takenobu Igarashi as part of the Y,M.D initiative to sustain Japanese artisan craftsmen in some of Japan's oldest industrial workshops. Received the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization's (JIDPO) Special Good Design Award, and are in Munich, germany's staatliches Museum fur angewandte Kunst and the Israel Museum's permanent collections. Comes in original box and documentation.