With dragon handles and dragon and flame of life brass adornments to the body of the urn.
China, circa 19th century
Dimensions: H: 16.5” (to top of dragons) W: 24” (from dragon to dragon) D: 15.5”
Price: $630.00
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With dragon handles and dragon and flame of life brass adornments to the body of the urn.
China, circa 19th century
Dimensions: H: 16.5” (to top of dragons) W: 24” (from dragon to dragon) D: 15.5”
Price: $630.00
Bruksbo, Bagn Mobelindustri mid-century modern rolling magazine or record caddy. Features dark, highly figured rosewood with 6 compartments and a long handle. Label on base. Good overall condition with age related wear.
Norway, circa 1960s or later
Dimensions: H: 17.5” W: 13.5” L: 16”
Price: $600.00
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A baluster form lidded jar decorated with large peony flowers and foliates. Four shizi (lion dog / foo dog) heads are applied in relief form on all sides. The lid is adorned with a shizi (lion dog / foo dog) shaped blue knob.
In Chinese culture the shizi dog symbolizes power and strength of character. The Peony (牡丹) is the national flower of China; this flower signifies richness, opulence, beauty, honor and high social status. A symbol of spring, it is also used as a metaphor for female beauty and reproduction. Pictured in full bloom, the peony symbolizes peace.
China, circa 1840
Dimensions: H: 15” Dia: 7.5”
Price: $1,300.00
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A very hard to find early design pair of lamps by Gerald Thurston for Lightolier. A striking bent-neck, hooded desk lamp with base. Black enameled base, brass neck, and black aluminum hood. Controlled by a rotating switch at top of head, this beauty throws a lot of light on your workspace area and a fun design off the back. The clean lines and classy minimalist design are guaranteed to make this lamp a showstopper on any surface.
American, 1950s
Gerald Thurston (Designer),
Lightolier (Manufacturer)
Price: $625.00
Dimensions: 7” diameter (base)
H: 20” approximately
Gerald Thurston (born in 1914, U.S.A) was one of the most innovative American lighting designers of the postwar era. He earned acclaim for his lamps and lighting fixtures, which exemplified the streamlined forms and sleek materials of the mid 20th century. His long-term work with lighting company Lightolier over the course of the 1950s and 1960s resulted in some of his most iconic lamps, which are still coveted by collectors today.
Condition:
Some slight wear to the brass, base, hood and knob – nothing noticeable, but otherwise in fantastic vintage condition. These have been rewired with new gold fabric cords and a new bulb and switch socket.
Constructed of tiger oak wood. Two small drawers over two long graduating drawers. Drawers have the original brass pulls. Standing on slightly curved cabriole legs with new polished brass castors.
American, circa 1910
Made in Rochester, New York by George J. Michelsen Furniture Company
Retailed and sold in Washington DC’s furniture company, House & Herrman
Dimensions:
H: 35”
W: 48”
D: 23 ¼”
Original label on the back reads:
“House & Herrman, Washington DC, George J. Michelsen Furniture Company, Manufacturers of furniture 736 North Water T Rochester, N.Y.”
Painted number on the back reads: “242”
Read more about DC’s historic Victorian era furniture row:
http://www.streetsofwashington.com/2010/06/grogans-furniture-store-on-7th-street.html
http://www.archivingwheeling.org/blog/house-herrmann-fire
To bring this chest up-to-date it has been sanded, stained, painted and covered in wax to enhance the tiger oak grain. Sections of the paint are smooth or impasto (thick textured surface).
The chest is in excellent vintage condition; the drawers open smoothly and the chest stands solid.
Please remember that this is a vintage piece, therefore it will show signs of character and slight wear unless otherwise specified. That being said we do refurbish all of our pieces to a good standard.
A lithograph frontispiece for the book "Le Plafond de l'Opéra de Paris (The Ceiling of the Paris Opera)" printed by Jacques Lassaigne (Paris: André Sauret, 1965) and created by Marc Chagall.
Depicting dancing figures, instruments, and animals in a black heavy line and colored in water colour style of a variety of greens and oranges.
With dragon handles and dragon and flame of life brass adornments to the body of the urn. China, circa 19 th century Dimensions: H: 1...