$495.00
This round casserole pan is the creation of artist Don Drumm. Recalling the raw, crude forms of Brutalism, this pan is a sculpted aluminum. Drumm is known for using cast aluminum in his crafts, including sculpture and cookware.
5" height, 10" diameter, 17" width
$595.00
A set of 22 drinking glasses. Made in the 1960s. There are 11 tall glasses and 11 short glasses tinted in a smoked molasses color. Each glass has a wide rim that tapers downward to the middle and ends 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...
$625.00
These 8 porcelain bread-&-butter plates were designed by Sophie Villepigue for Barneys New York. They were made in Limoges, France and delicately hand-painted in Paris: a bronzed rim and gray matte finish with the subtlest hint of blue. There's an...
$695.00
This 20th Century ice bucket is designed with a metal exterior in a faux bronze finish and intricate geometric engraving & embossing. The bucket was made in Taiwan and recalls the style of the eccentric designer James Mont. The interior...
