20th Century Modern Design and Fine Art

Dunbar, designed 1949<BR>72”l x 59.5”w x 29”h<BR>

Dunbar, designed 1948<BR><BR>

Jack Lenor Larsen cushion (model no. 5006)<BR>Dunbar, designed 1950<BR>21”l x 16.75”d x17.5”h

Dunbar, designed 1952<BR>96”l (max) x 30”d x 29.25”h<BR>

Dunbar, designed circa 1960<BR>49.5”l x 19”d x 33”h<BR>

Dunbar, designed 1952<BR>27”l x 16.25”w x 21.25”h<BR>

Dunbar, designed 1952<BR>16”diameter x 21.5”h<BR>

Pair of travertine tables (model no. 5210)<BR>Dunbar, designed 1952<BR>16”diameter x 21.5”h

Thornwillow Press, 1997<BR>Ed 28 of 100<BR>“A Showing of Weimaraner” prints (letters, numbers & punctuation)

Signed “Sarpaneva”<BR>6”h<BR>

1-color lithograph<BR>38" x 26"<BR>Edition of 63

1-color lithograph<BR>42 1/2" x 28 1/2"<BR>edition of 36

Silkscreen poster<BR>Mounted on linen<BR>From an edition published by the Pasadena Museum of Art Lower right, “©1970 POL No° 9...

Orrefors, designed circa 1925<BR>Marked “h.80.8.30.h”<BR>8.5”l x 6.25”w x 5”h In the early 1920’s the Swedish Society of Industrial Desi...

Fritz Hansen, designed 1971<BR>42”diameter x 17”h<BR>

Louis Poulsen, designed 1966<BR>22”h<BR>

designed 1949 24”w x 21”d x 26”h Literature: Chairs, George Nelson, Whitney Publications, New York, 1953, pg."

Howard Miller, designed 1950<BR>Face 6”diameter x 7.5”h<BR>

Howard Miller, designed 1947<BR>13”diameter<BR>

Face of clock 7.75”diameter<BR><BR>

Peter Pepper Products Incorporated, designed circa 1960<BR>14”diameter<BR>

Gustavsberg, designed circa 1955<BR>Signed “Stig L” with Gustavsberg marking and device of a hand<BR>13.5”h

Gustavsberg, designed circa 1955<BR>Signed “Stig L” with device of a hand”<BR>11”h x 7”w

Gustavsberg, designed circa 1964<BR>Signed “Stig L” with device of a hand and stamped “Gustavsberg”<BR>5.75”h

Gustavsberg, designed circa 1955<BR>Signed “Stig L” with Gustavsberg marking and device of a hand<BR>6”h

Gustavsberg, designed<BR>Signed “Stig L” with Gustavsberg marking and device of a hand. Also retains “Gustavsberg Sweden” sticker<BR>3.2...

Signed along with three blue waves<BR>7.5”h<BR>

Royal Copenhagen,<BR>Signed “Salto Royal Copenhagen” and “1 092”<BR>6”h

Signed “Gustavsberg Farsta Studio Kåge” with device of a hand<BR>6”h x 6”diameter<BR>

Gustavsberg,<BR>Signed “Farsta Kåge Gustavsberg” with “z”<BR>6”h

Signed “Stig L”<BR>18.25”h x 7”diameter<BR>

Gustavsberg, designed 1958<BR>Remnants of paper label<BR>13”l

Higgins Studio, designed circa 1955<BR>Signed “Higgins”<BR>14” x 12” x 4”h

Higgins Studio, designed circa 1955<BR>Etched “Higgins”<BR>7.75”diameter

Marked “Glen Lukens”<BR>7.5”diameter<BR>

Lukens Studio, designed circa 1955<BR>Signed “Glen Lukens” and “13A Blue Dusk”<BR>18”diameter x 2.5”h

Each element 5.5”square x 3.5”h<BR><BR>

Group of 4 candleholders Tony Paul, designed circa 1954 9”w x 18”h

Stilnovo, designed circa 1957<BR>retains original label<BR>79”h

Knoll, designed circa 1954<BR>78”l x 48”w x 27.75”h<BR>

H.G. Knoll Associates, designed 1946<BR>23.5”w x 18.75”d x 23.5”h<BR>

Knoll, designed 1952<BR>82”l x 18.5”w x 14”h<BR>

no. 704)<BR>Knoll, designed 1960<BR>83”l x 31.5”d x 28”h

Knoll, designed 1946<BR>Retains Knoll Associates Inc. tag<BR>24”w x 27”d x 29”h

Custom Manufactured, designed circa 1950-53<BR>41.5”h This lamp was specifically designed by the architect to replace a tall candelabra lamp u...

from the Design Collection and the Mies van der Rohe Archive, Glaeser, The Museum of Modern Art, New York, 1977

“Minerals and Metals Research Building, I.I.T., Chicago”, designed by Mies van der Rohe<BR>Stamped “Hedrich Blessing Studio Chicago” and annot...

Knoll International, originally designed 1929. These produced circa 1970.<BR>22”w x 23”d x 15”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1946<BR>60”l x 34”h<BR>When first introduced, this screen could be purchased in either 68” or 34” heights.

Herman Miller, designed 1951<BR>19”w x 21”d x 32”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1949<BR>34”diameter x 15.5”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1947<BR>54”l x 34”w x 29.5”h<BR>

Grosfeld House, circa 1959<BR>Retains label<BR>40’l x 19”d x 32”h

unmarked<BR>17”h<BR>

Published by the Bleifeld Group, Indiana, 1975<BR>Edition of 1000<BR>Signed

Edsby Verken, designed 1960<BR>Retains label “Tapiovara design made in Sweden 1960” and marked “Mademoiselle”<BR>21”w x 24”d x 35.5”h

Signed Nuutajarvi Notsjo K. Franck 81 6.5h Glass vase

Nuutajarvi-Notsjo, designed circa 1957 Etched signature "Nuutajarvi Notsjo" This decanter was designed for the Milan XI Triennale in 1957 ...

George Nakashima Studio, designed circa 1954<BR>Inscribed on the reverse “#482 Nattans”<BR>100”l x 21.75”d x 32”h

Herman Miller, designed circa 1936<BR>Marked “3725”<BR>72.25”l x 40”w x 30”h

Brown Jordan, designed circa 1950<BR>24”l x 28”d x 30”h<BR>

Brown Jordan, designed circa 1950<BR>24”l x 28”d x 30”h<BR>

Brown Jordan, designed<BR>circa 1950<BR>23.5”l x 17.5”d x 19”h

Brown Jordan, designed<BR>circa 1950<BR>23.5”l x 17.5”d x 19”h

Custom manufactured, probably by Calvin, designed 1956<BR>72”l x 19”d x 35”h<BR>

Directional, designed 1956<BR>20.5”diameter x 22”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1946<BR>19.5”w x 22.25”d x 29”h<BR>

Print<BR>Signed and dated, lower right<BR>Edition 25/52, lower left Image 16.75” x 22”

JG Furniture, designed 1949<BR>21”w x 25”d x 29.5”h<BR>

Brown Saltman, designed<BR>circa 1950<BR>52.25”l x 23.5”d x 29.5”h

60”l x 30”d x 29.5”h<BR><BR>

(model no. 3107)<BR>Fritz Hansen, designed 1955<BR>(these chairs from 1993) 19.5”w x 20”d x 31”h

(model no. 3207)<BR>Fritz Hansen, designed 1955<BR>24”w x 19”d x 29”h

Ingo Maurer designs, circa 1990<BR>48”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1946<BR>24.25”d x 26.25”h<BR>

Herman Miller, designed 1946<BR>5’8”h x 80”w<BR>

Designed 1966<BR>Signed “047/100 Rancillac” from the edition produced by Michele Roudillon circa 1985<BR>50”w x 62”d x 44”h Literature: ...

Serigraph<BR>Signed and dated, lower right<BR>Edition 7/200, lower left Retains ARCO art collection tags Image 29.5”w x 39.75”h Provenan...

Herman Miller, designed 1956<BR>72”l x 32”d x 34”h<BR>

Printed in colors, 1959<BR>In margin “Printed in Germany April 1959 Dr.-ing. h.c.f. Porsche K.-G. Werbeabteilung” 33”h x 23.25”w"

Karl Mathsson, designed circa 1936<BR>Retains labels and branded<BR>58”l x 26”d x 39”h

Designed circa 1960<BR>Stamped “Secrest”<BR>12”h

AP Stolen, designed circa 1949<BR>27”w x 27”d x 40’h<BR>

Rörstrand<BR>Signed with Rörstrand studio marks and “GN”<BR>13.5”h

Signed “Gambone Italy” with makers mark<BR>19.75”h x 6.5”diameter<BR>

Signed “Italy” with makers mark and inventory number “990.13.2”<BR>2.5”square at the top x 5.5”h<BR>

Signed “Italy Gambone” with makers mark<BR>7.5”h<BR>

Singer, designed circa 1955<BR>70”l x 19”w x 38”h<BR>Exhibited: “Gio Ponti: Furnished Settings and Figuration”, March May, 2004, Acme Ga...

Singer, designed circa 1953<BR>24”w x 27”d x 41”h<BR>

Designed circa 1957<BR>Stamped “Sabatini Made in Italy”<BR>10.75”h

Oil on canvas<BR>1964<BR>Signed verso 68” x 53”

Oil on canvas<BR>Signed verso “Richard Anuskiewicz © 1970 285”<BR>48” x 96”h

<BR>Suite of 12 prints. Circa 1970<BR>Each 20” x 26”

Custom manufactured, designed circa 1968<BR>21”w x 23”d x 39.5”h<BR>

Knoll, designed circa 1955<BR>20.5”w x 28”d x 29”h<BR>

Carl Hansen, designed circa 1954<BR><BR>

Akari, designed 1955<BR>20”h assembled<BR>

Designed circa 1960<BR>19”w x 21”d x 32.5”h<BR>

Oil on canvas<BR>Signed, lower right<BR>51”l x 27.25”h Exhibited: The Detroit Museum of Fine Art, 1945

U.S. Office of Propaganda, 1942<BR>Provenance: Estate of James Prestini<BR>