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1980s Postmodern Empire Art Products Wall Clock
1980s wall clock by Empire Art Products of Glendale, NY. Chic, minimal, Postmodern style with a black glass surface contrasted with blue and yellow hands. Original condition with only minimal wear to the yellow hand (two flecks, as shown).
Battery operated and will be presented in functioning condition.
Retains the “Empire Art Products” foil label.
H: 2″ x Diameter: 17.75″
19th Century American Empire Mahogany Burl Parlor Table
American Empire parlor table, circa late 1800s. Surface is supported by a pedestal base with scroll feet. Impressive mahogany burl grain and rich tone. Conservative restoration was employed to even the wood tone. Moderate, age-commensurate wear remains (surface and base scuffs, veneer losses, spilts in the wood etc). Remains a sturdy, visually striking piece.
Measures: H 27.5″ x W 38.5″ x D 20″.
19th Century American Folk Art Hand Painted Poplar Sewing / Decorative Box
19th century American carved poplar sewing / jewelry box with hand painted floral, leaf, and bird decoration throughout. Spots, scratches and edge fissures / loss of veneer to the corners (expected wear for its age). There is also a split in the wood and a small dent to the side, as shown. Remains in fine, functional condition.
H 6.25″ x W 12.75″ x D 10.5″
19th Century American Pine Primitive Decorative Box
American decorative box in the Primitive style, circa 19th century. There is an hand painted border and corner direction, crude in execution. Interesting ‘stepped’ design with simple handmade metal latch closure. There is a rich patina / considerable age to the box, including peeling (all of which further enhance the Primitive character of the piece).
Measures: H 3.5″ x L 11.75″ x D 8.25″.
19th Century English Carved and Painted Green Pantry Cabinet / Jelly Cupboard
Diminutive painted pine jelly cupboard (circa late 1800s) composed of a plank-top with a hinged door concealing two fixed-shelves. Exterior retains its original green paint. Three sides boast an intricately carved floral motif throughout; the back is flat black. Door opens and closes by way of a small, black pull, but there was no latch designed to keep it securely closed. (It remains shut on its own.) Authentic wear / weathering along with rich patina from use (namely paint loss and wood splits, as shown). All original condition.
Measures: H 36″ x D 15.25″ x L 20″ (Depth when door is open: 31″).
Abstract Oil and Gouache on Board by Elizabeth Nachman Erlanger
1960s oil and gouache on paper by Elizabeth Erlanger (1901-1975). Unframed, paper on gesso panel. Subdued, pale color palette composed of cream, gray, peach, and pink. Erlanger, a former student of Hans Hoffman and the former president of the American Society of Contemporary Artists, was an exceptional abstract expressionist painter. Select works included in collections of the Brandeis Museum, the Peabody, the Metropolitan Museum of Art (among others). The National Association of Women Artists awards a prize in her name.
H: 30″ x W: 24″ x D: .07″
Abstract Oil on Canvas by Colfelt
Abstract landscape oil on canvas (1960, USA) created by fusing elements of modern expressionism and organic landscape painting. Attractive, bold colors palette employed.
Very good, vintage condition with natural, crazing present.
Signed “Colfelt” and dated January 1960.
Framed: H: 41.13″ x L: 29.38″ x D: 1″.
Abstract Sculptural Walnut Puzzle Box Attributed to Richard Rothbard
Intriguing, sculptural puzzle box attributed to Richard Rothbard circa 1970s New Jersey, USA, but unsigned. Composed of solid walnut components, each removable with two shallow drawer compartments. Abstract design, but resembles a hand plucking a piece of fruit.
Measures: L: 7″ x D: 2.5″ x H: 6.25″
Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates ‘Gondola’ Sofa in Walnut and Velvet
Model #2408 ‘Gondola’ sofa designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates in the 1960s. Composed of a sculpted walnut base which supports the frame. Three back cushions feature a single button / cushion, and the seat is one continuous cushion tufted and buttoned throughout. Bolsters offer additional support and comfort. Fully restored condition — walnut has been newly refinished, and sofa has been recovered in a luxurious Kravet ‘Gunmetal’ gray velvet. Foam and strapping are all new.
Additionally, we have the matching club chair Model #2406-C listed separately.
Sofa dimensions:
L: 101.1″
Height (frame): 26.5″
Height (including back cushions): 29.25″
D: 31.5″
Arm height: 20″
Arm height (with bolsters): 21.25″
Seat height: 18.25″.
Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates ‘Wave’ Chaise Lounge in Coral Mohair
Luxurious, iconic Adrian Pearsall for craft associates (model 2147 CL) shapely récamier or chaise lounge roomy enough to accommodate two people. Recovered in a blood-orange or coral mohair with new foam. The decorative pillow attaches to the back with a snap-on strap and can be removed when not in use. Supported by four walnut, tapered legs newly refinished.
These were made in various depths; this is the deep version (67″ D x 32″ H x 37″ L).
The lowest seat height (lowest point of the tufting) is: 10″
The highest seat height (top of the leg rest ‘curve’) is: 14.25″.
Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates Lounge Chair in Walnut and Velvet
Model #2406-C club or lounge chair designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates in the 1960s. Composed of a sculpted walnut base which supports the frame. The back cushion features a single button, and the seat is fully tufted and buttoned. Fully restored condition — walnut has been newly refinished, and chair has been recovered in a luxurious Kravet ‘Gunmetal’ grey velvet. Foam and strapping are all new.
Additionally, we have the matching ‘Gondola’ sofa (Model #2408) listed separately.
Chair dimensions:
H 26.75″
L 28.75″
D 33″
Arm height 21.25″
Seat height 17″.
Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates Walnut Desk or Accent Chair Model #909
Uncommon model #909 dining / desk / side chair designed by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates. Solid walnut frame with molded plywood seat recovered in a multicolored tweed. Sculptural, modernist form with clean, exaggerated lines.
Appears with the corresponding barstool (model #907) in a 1950s Craft Associates catalog. Unmarked.
H 30.25″ x W 17″ x D 23″ x Seat Height: 17.5″