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Danish Modern Beige Pinwheel Divided Snack Tray or Serving Platter by Gunnar Cyren for Dansk
$65.00Beige plastic pinwheel-form divided snack/serving tray designed by Gunnar Cyren for Dansk Designs (ca. 1970s, Denmark).
Composed of four half-moon sections, ideal for serving crudités or hors d’oeuvres.
Very good, vintage condition with very minimal scuffing present.
Branded “Dansk Designs CY” on the reverse.
H: 1.5″ x L: 10.88″ x D: 10.88″
German Art Deco Beige Wall Clock with Black Numerals by Welby
$350.00Welby wall clock with beige enameled metal frame, silver clock face, and black numerals (ca. late 1940s/early 1950s, Germany).
Blending Art Deco with early atomic/Mid-Century design, this piece works well with several decorating styles.
Green and black hands are new; movement has been changed and is in working order.
Very good, vintage condition with light scuffing to the beige frame and a thin crack to the back plastic plate (not visible from the front and bears no impact on the stability of the piece).
H: 9.25″ x L: 9.25″ x D: 3″
Swedish Modern Leather and Chrome Accent Chair by Vemo Industri AB
$1,920.00Sleek Swedish accent chair with chromed-steel tubular base newly re-done in beige leather with intricate double stitch border. Elegant form with clean lines and low profile.
Nice, vintage condition (base has been polished and shows only minor wear, and upholstery / foam are new). The impressions / lines to the leather are naturally occurring; no tears / stains / flaws.
Original Vemo Industri AB tag included.
H 36.25″ x W 19.5″ x D 18.75″ x Seat Height: 16.25″
Vintage Beige and Light Blue Studio Pottery Planter Vase by Deanna Nichols
$900.00Studio pottery planter by ceramicist, Deanna Nichols (b. 1942-2017, Missouri).
Holding a BFA from Kansas City Art Institute (1965) and an MFA form Claremont Graduate University in California (1967), Nichols was educated in painting and complex pottery making techniques at an academic level and later served as an educator at the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs, Southwestern College in Chula Vista, CA, and The Chrysler Museum School in Norfolk, VA.
The second floor of the new student center at Kansas City Art Institute is named for Nichols (see image).
Circa 1979 piece featuring an organic-form vessel in cream and light blue glaze with brown linear and speckled details.
Incised “Nichols” signature present to the reverse.
From the family of Deanna Nichols’ personal collection of her pieces.
“I fell under the spell of the wheel, loving the physical beauty of the moves required to form clay and the sense of peace that came from throwing. Function has always been the thing that made it work for me. That and the people who take the pieces into their lives and make it all relevant. Should this lump of clay become a vessel and Should it dry without crack, Fire without flaw and Serve without breaking, Then may it claim For its maker A tiny bit of immortality.” – Deanna Nichols, 2008
H: 7.38” x Diameter: 9.13″