$1,800.00
2004, C-print, 21 x 25 in. 1/5. Michael Stuetz, a New York-based photographer, has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in group shows in the U.S. and internationally. He received a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA from the University...
$1,400.00
This curious photograph - part interior and part portrait - is part of Michael Stuetz's "California" series - scenes of seemingly banal moments that are rendered uncanny. Stuetz, a New York-based photographer, has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in group shows in the...
$250.00
Hardcover book of portraits by the renowned photographer Richard Avedon. Published in 1985 by Harry N. Abrams Inc. Avedon made these powerful portraits of people he met in the Western United States, in the late 1970s. They were commissioned by...
$125.00
A signed copy of Carleton Varney's homage to the American decorator Dorothy Draper. The book is a bounty of photographs that beautifully illustrate Draper's renowned projects and her inspirations. Varney has signed this copy with a dedication to a friend.Published...
$3,600.00
1998, C-print, 34 ¼ x 44 ¼ in., 3/5. Michael Stuetz, a New York-based photographer, has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in group shows in the U.S. and internationally. He received a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA from...
$3,600.00
1998, C-print, 34 ¼ x 44 ¼ in., 3/5. Michael Stuetz, a New York-based photographer, has had numerous solo exhibitions and has participated in group shows in the U.S. and internationally. He received a BFA from the School of Visual Arts and an MFA from...
$3,600.00
Aerial views of pond surfaces, misty landscapes, and figures in a hazy ground are all evoked in this abstract orange-and-green painting by MP Landis. 2008, oil on canvas, 31" x 25" (framed).
$1,800.00
This Surrealist landscape painting was painted around the Mid-20th Century, though it could have been created earlier. The materials are gouache on masonite board with a custom, painted hardwood frame. The artist is unknown, although hand-written on the back of...
$595.00
This small painting by MP Landis continues his use of the grid, which is very visible here as lines that look as if they've been incised into the canvas. Various blue hues with indeterminate borders are juxtaposed with the more...
$595.00
MP Landis's abstract paintings and works on paper are the type that take form through the artist's layering of materials. This painting behaves like an object you can pick up and hold - it appears solid and substantial. And in...
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A rustic, beautifully aged 18th Century trencher. Trenchers were used as tableware for serving food. This particular trencher was carved from chestnut wood. The marks and wear of the wood give the trencher a sculptural texture and a very tangible...
$3,800.00
This handsome Italian cabinet was hand-crafted in the 18th Century. It is comprised of walnut wood with carved decorative trimming and iron hardware. The cabinet is a flattop with a single top drawer. The main body is designed with two...
$2,800.00
This Kerman rug was handwoven in the 1920s. It is richly colored, the dye varying in intensity and wear, adding to the rug's already abundant design. A medallion consisting of a network of stylized vine and floral elements is positioned...
$995.00
This wool runner rug was hand-woven in the first quarter of the 20th Century. It is a beautifully patterned design with a palette of tans, reds, browns, blues, and beiges. The main field is populated with floral and tree motifs,...
$795.00
These two Art Deco column lamps are beautifully designed with ridged zigzag patterns and floral motifs. The lamps are comprised of a removable glass top and a glass beveled, square base with enameled metal socket. They are small in size...
$11,200.00
An exceptional, rare salon suite designed by Josef Hoffmann and manufactured by J&J Kohn in the 1930s. The suite consists of a settee, café table, and two armchairs. Each finely crafted piece is comprised of bent beechwood with a warm...
$1,200.00
This Afghan kilim was hand-woven in the 1940s. It is a bold colored rug with a palette of pink, red, blue, white, orange, and green that all vary in intensity. The fading adds a richness to the color and texture....
$1,400.00
This Bokhara rug was hand-woven in the 1940s. It has aged beautifully with abrash hues ranging from pale, oxide red to a sienna yellow. Two columns of guls occupy the center field of the rectangle. The guls are woven with...
$295.00
What is special about this Cabistan rug is its weathered-ness. Its visible distress carries its age and will add a sense of history to any interior. The color and patterning are also bold and full of visual movement. Its rich...
$8,000.00
This Danish chaise lounge is reupholstered in soft Belgian linen. The masterful tailoring is apparent in the elegant curves with neatly seamed edges. Structurally, the chaise is designed with an inclined back and deep arms that round upward. The dark...
$1,600.00
A handsome Danish armchair designed by Aksel Bender Madsen in the 1940s. There are two chairs available. Each chair is comprised of an oak frame, arms, & legs, and new upholstery. The fabric is a mix of wool and cashmere...
$19,200.00
ON SALE This exceptional high wingback armchair is attributed to Danish designer Frits Henningsen (1899-1965). Henningsen was renowned for the craftsmanship of his handmade furniture. He created the design for this chair in the 1930s. This particular chair was created...
$2,800.00
This 1940s runner rug was hand-woven in Morocco. The wool is dyed in a rich palette of pink, yellow, orange, red, warm beige, and black. One end is constructed in a flat weave arranged in stripes varying in color and...
$7,040.00
ON SALE These two stunning nightstands are a rare find. They were designed by the American designer Edmond J. Spence and manufactured by William Hinn in the 1950s. The nightstands were imported from Sweden and are comprised of walnut and...
$1,800.00
This is the Ambassador chair designed by Aage Christensen in the 1960s and manufactured by Erhardsen & Andersen in Denmark. The chair's design is one of openness and embrace, a perfect lounge chair with a high back and wide seating....
$1,800.00
A classic Mid-Century floor lamp designed by Robert Sonneman. The lamp is comprised of a chromed steel column that arches at the top and connects to an arm, which in turn holds the globe light. The column is secured at...
$5,800.00
This Danish mahogany highboard, or high sideboard, was designed in the 1960s by Ole Wanscher for the manufacturer Poul Jeppesen. Like many of Wanscher's designs, this sideboard combines warm-toned wood, soft, rounded edges, and minimalist lines. Structurally, the sideboard is...
$3,840.00
ON SALE This black leather sofa was made in the 1960s, in the manner of Edward Wormley. It is a modern take on a classic: sleek, sharp lines are combined with the rounded forms of a traditional Chesterfield. The low...
$5,440.00
ON SALE This handsome 1960s sofa is newly reupholstered in a Duralee moss-green wool. Its minimal design takes after the style of Edward Wormley: smooth shapes contoured by elegant piping, a tufted back cushion, and tapering wooden legs with brass...
$1,440.00
ON SALE This stunning lounge or slipper chair was made in the 1960s. It was recently reupholstered in a silver mohair, which catches the light and shines beautifully. Along with this soft upholstery, the cushioning is plump and comfortable. This...
$3,040.00
ON SALE These four dining or office chairs were designed by Tito Agnoli and manufactured by Matteo Grassi circa 1970s-1980s. They are comprised of a sturdy metal frame and black leather wrapping. The leather tautly covers the entire frame. The...
$1,760.00
ON SALE These lamps were produced by the Marbro Lamp Company. Their design includes a ceramic jar body with a painterly blue-gray glaze and stylized brass decorations adorning each side of the lamp. The bases are ebonized wood. The lamps...
$2,200.00
A 1970s table lamp both glamorous and minimal in its form. It is designed in the manner of Karl Springer, whose use of unconventional materials put a provocative, modern spin to classical design. This lamp in particular consists of stacked...
$2,400.00
These 1970s luxe desk lamps were designed by Peter Hamburger, as part of his Crylicord collection, and manufactured by George Kovacs. They are comprised of smoked lucite stems, brass shades, and chrome counterweight bases. With their balance of smooth curved...
$1,200.00
This table lamp was made in the 1970s by Maestri Vetrai in Italy. It is comprised of expertly handblown glass that is whimsically shaped into an egg form. Because the lamp is minimal in design and simple in the chosen...
$1,195.00
This 1970s side table is comprised of a patinated green base and a round glass top. The table's design is akin to Maison Jansen designs with their many cultural influences. This table has a Neo-Classical look, especially in the brass...
$2,600.00
A handsome pair of Nessen Studio chrome floor lamps designed and manufactured in the 1970s. Walter Von Nessen's design mixes smooth form with a luxe, space age style. These lamps are dynamic with their adjustability. Their arms can extend outward...
