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Bird Chair by Preben Fabricius and Jorgen Kastholm
This ‘Bird Chair’ was designed by Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm and manufactured by Walter Knoll, Germany. The unique form of this chair features clear contours and perfect lines with a swiveling base and three star aluminum foot. In 1969 the armchair was awarded the first federal style prize for ‘Gute Form’ (Good Shape) and became an icon of minimalism in design. This example, a later edition of the original 1960s design, maintains its original black leather, unmarked and in excellent condition. The ‘Walter Knoll’ label is intact on the underside. The base measures: D 30″. W 28.25″. The length (arm to arm) is: 26.25″. The seat depth is: 19″.
H: 41″ x W: 28.25″ x D: 30″
Seat Height: 18.25″
Bjorn Wiinblad for Nymolle Candle Holder / Wall Sconce
Bjorn Wiinblad for Nymolle of Denmark Candle Holder / Wall Sconce in porcelain with blue hand-painted decoration.
There are two mounting holes on the back, through which a rope was tied for hanging the sconce on a wall.
Artist signed and numbered in verso.
Single, minor chip to bottom corner, as pictured. Otherwise, in very good, vintage condition with only minor wear commensurate with age / use.
6.75ʺW × 4ʺD × 10ʺH
Blackened Brass Bear Candleholder/Figurine by Walter Bosse and Herta Baller
Mid-Century Viennese bear figurine designed by Walter Bosse and Herta Baller as part of “Black Golden Line” (Austria, ca. 1950).
Composed of solid brass patinated in a black finish, which is then polished off in places to reveal only the brass details of edges and nose.
Can be used as a candleholder for a small, round votive, ashtray, or a stand-alone decorative object.
Very small size: H: 1″ x D: 1.5″ x L: 2.63″ (orange ping-pong ball measuring 1.5″ in diameter is used to illustrate both the scale of the bear and size of candle the ‘cradle’ can accommodate).
Very good, vintage with light wear/patina consistent with age/use.
Retains the “Made in Austria” tag to the reverse.
Blown Glass Amberina Decanter with Stopper by Wayne Husted for Blenko
Blown glass decanter with original button stopper designed in the 1960s by Wayne Husted for Blenko as part of the “New York” line. Sculptural form and attractive amberina / tangerine palette with red and yellow meeting to produce an orange banding in the center.
Features Blenko’s signature pontil (also indicative of hand-blown glass, as opposed to mold blown).
Excellent, vintage condition.
Measures: Height: (without stopper): 13″
Height: (with stopper): 14.25″
Diameter: 3.75″.
Blown Glass Decanter with “Flame” Stopper Designed by Wayne Husted for Blenko
Blown glass decanter designed in the 1960s by Wayne Husted for Blenko. Uncommon example with applied handle and original flame stopper. Large size and attractive amberina / tangerine palette in bold red and yellow.
Features Blenko’s signature pontil (also indicative of hand-blown glass, as opposed to mold blown).
Excellent, vintage condition.
Measures: H (without stopper): 14.5″
H (with stopper): 24.75″
Length of stopper itself: 13.75″
L: 8″
D: 7.5″.
Blue Primitive Shaker Jelly Cupboard
This shaker kitchen pantry / cupboard is a spectacular mid to late 19th Century example. Latched door opens to reveal a fixed shelf, which separates the interior into two sections of storage. The hardware is original, as is the lovely blue paint. The overall look is naturally and desirably distressed, with paint loss and wear commensurate with age.
W: 28.25ʺ × H: 30.25″ x D: 13.75ʺ x Depth with door opened: 26.5″
Brass Italian Modern Mirror with Coronet and Scroll Decoration after Gio Ponti
Brass wall mirror with tubular brass ornamental coronet and scroll detail in the style of Gio Ponti (ca. 1940s, Italy).
Brass has been polished; only light wear remains (spotting and light wear remain, as shown).
Sourced in Naples, Italy.
H: 34.13″ x L: 22.63″ x D: 1″
Brass Pharmacy Lamp by Koch & Lowy
This minimal, yet versatile brass pharmacy floor lamp from Koch and Lowy is composed of an adjustable and swiveling shade. Additionally, the height can be adjusted. There is wear to the base, but the lamp has been polished and otherwise shows minimal wear. Measures: Highest 46.75″ Lowest 42″.
W: 16.75″ x D: 17.5″ x H: 46.75″
Brazilian Modern Jacaranda and Leather Swiveling Lounge Chair by Jorge Zalszupin
Rare Jorge Zalszupin Brazilian modern armchair composed of bent jacaranda arms and back with black leather seat, back and hand rests. Supported by a stainless steel swivel base. Features a wide seat for added comfort. A true statement piece with a remarkable sculptural form and exceptional jacaranda grain and color. Completely restored (wood has been refinished and leather, which was redone roughly five years ago, has been conditioned with new firm foam).
Measures: Arm height 22.5″ Depth dimension provided reflects the base’s measurement; the depth of the chair itself (front of seat to back of frame) is 21″.
Overall: H: 30.5″ x W: 38″ x D: 34″
Brazilian Modern Rosewood and Leather Modular Sofa or Settees
Brazilian low, modular sofa set in rosewood that can form one four-seat sofa, two settees, or a single chair with a three-seat sofa, circa 1960s. Very unique form reminiscent of a design by Jorge Zalszupin but unattributed / unsigned. Rosewood has been refinished and caramel leather and foam are all new.
Includes various configurations of feet / caster wheels: one piece has four casters, two pieces have three casters and one cylindrical foot, one piece has two cylindrical feet at two casters (all can be switched around). This combination of wheels and feet allows for easy mobility while offering stability.
H: 28.25″
D: 30.5″
Seat height: 13″
Arm height: 20″
Length (single arm chair): 37.25″
Length (2-seat settee): 61.5″
Length (3-seat sofa): 86.5″
Length (4-seat sofa): 110″
Each seat cushions measures 24.5″ long.
Set can be delivered assembled in any configuration upon request.
Excellent, restored condition; nominal wear to the leather is natural.
Brazilian Modernist Brass Rhino by Alvaro Franklin da Silveira
Brass rhino sculpture designed in the 1970s by renowned Brazilian sculptor, Alvaro Franklin (Urandi, Bahia, 1935-2020).
Having learned forging and foundry methods from his grandfather, Franklin is most recognized for his metal and marble sculptural works, despite being an accomplished artist in other mediums.
Visually striking, modernist decorative object with good age/patina present, despite having been recently polished. There are spots of tarnish and scuffs, as shown.
Branded “Franklin” and “AFS”.
H: 3.25″ x L: 6.25″ x D: 2″
