Oak
1970s Studio Craft Oak Wall Mirror by Charles Webb
$2,600.00Stained-oak wall mirror with drawers designed and crafted by noted architect and furniture maker, Charles Webb (Cambridge, MA), circa 1970s. Mirror is clean and free of wear; wood has been refinished. Overall, excellent, vintage condition.
Retains the Charles Webb Woodworking label.
H 58.25″. x W 20″ x D 12.1″
Danish Cabinet Maker Custom Oak Sideboard
Handsome, stained-oak Danish sideboard expertly crafted by a skilled cabinet maker, evidenced by the superior quality of the piece. Each of the two cabinet doors has a unique key that unlocks its corresponding door (the keys are not interchangeable). The doors open to reveal open storage divided by a fully adjustable shelf on the right side and four double drawers on the left. The dovetailing on the light oak drawers in conjunction with the execution of the design is sublime. Each of the four drawers has its own secondary drawer (tray) that glides effortlessly on a separate built-in track and can open independently of its corresponding drawer. The back is unfinished. The hardware is solid German brass. Refinished condition, but light wear remains (few surface surfaces along with one patch of blotching, and few nicks to sides, as shown). Overall, very good, vintage condition. Measures: H 33.5″ x D 19″ x L 49.25″ Cabinet section interior dimensions: H 21″ x D 17.5″ x L 31.25″ The removable / adjustable shelf as positioned has 10.75″ of space above and 10.25″ of space below. There are holes present for two alternative shelving positions that increase / decrease the height by roughly 1″.
Danish Modern Reversible Surface Trolley by Hans Bølling for Torben Ørskov
Bar cart/tea trolley designed by Hans Bølling for Torben Ørskov (ca. 1963, Denmark).
Composed of a collapsible oak base on caster wheels with two removable, round tray surfaces: each having one red side and one black, allowing for various display configurations.
There are a couple of dings to one of the red surfaces, and there is a faint ring to one of the black surfaces, as shown. The stained oak has been conservatively refinished but light wear/unevenness of finish remains. Overall in very good, vintage condition.
Retains the manufacturer’s label.
H: 22″ x Diameter: 19.75″
Height between the two tiers: 14.5″
Diminutive Danish Modern Single-Drawer Floating Nightstand / End Table in Oak
Single suspended/wall-mounted nightstand or bedside table in oak (ca. 1960s, Denmark).
Minimal, elegant form with a single, shallow drawer.
Very good, refinished condition; only faint wear remains, as shown, notably a scuff to one of the sides.
A second oak floating shelf is listed separately (though nonidentical — no drawer, just open cubby — it complements this piece well given the similar design, material, and size). A matched pair can be made with minor differences.
Small size –
H: 4.63″ x L: 15.88″ x D: 8.25″ / 13.25″ (with drawer open)
Interior drawer dimensions –
H: 2.38″ x L: 13.75″ x D: 6″
Early 20th Century Oak Umbrella / Cane Stand
Circa 1910-1915 stained oak umbrella stand with brass-wrapped feet. The base is actually a drawer with copper trim that can be removed for cleaning / drying purposes.
Nice patina / wood grain with wear throughout, as pictured.
10ʺW × 10ʺD × 28.25ʺH
Early Arts & Crafts Oak Umbrella / Cane Stand
Stained oak umbrella stand with slat-construction, circa 1910-1915. Features a semi-circular copper well at the bottom for catching water from damp umbrellas.
Nice patina / wood grain with wear throughout, as pictured.
H 28.25″ x W 13″ x D 13″
Early Oak Folding Grocery / Shopping Cart
$850.00Charming oak collapsible shopping cart on caster wheels (ca. late 1930s/early 1940s, USA).
This early version, inspired by a folding chair, was developed by Sylvan Goldman in 1936 as a solution to the cumbersome shopping basket. It not only took up little room when collapsed and stacked, but also accommodated two baskets in two holders on the frame – one above and one below, allowing shoppers to buy more without struggling with carrying a heavy basket.
In a modern context, the uses are unlimited – this cart can be used for holding artist’s supplies/palettes, as a bar/tea/snack table, or a bathroom caddy with the addition of small trays.
Very good, vintage condition with wear/paint losses consistent with age and use. Remains a visually appealing work of folk art that is structurally sound and usable.
Measures: H: 36.13″ x L: 24″ x D: 16.38″
Collapsed: H: 43.13″ x L: 18.5″ x D: 9.5″
The top surface vacant space for a tray measures: L: 16.63″ x D: 12.63″
The bottom surface vacant space for a tray measures: L: 17.88″ x D: 10.5″
The height between tiers is 17″.
Early Twentieth Century Folk Art Framed Velvet Quilt Chess / Checker Board
$850.00Unique Folk Art chess / checker board composed of a handmade, burgundy velvet quilt with beige, white and gold stitched accents, all housed within a glass-fronted oak frame (ca. 1910-1920, USA). There are scuffs present to the glass, as shown; fabric itself is in excellent, vintage condition. Wired for wall-mounting but can sit on a surface.
Measures: H: 22.5″ x L: 22.5″ x D: 1.25″.
Gio Ponti Oak and Leather Stool with Brass Sabots
1950s Gio Ponti stool from the University of Brescia in oak with original brass sabots and plum leather seat. Wear consistent with age (spots / wear to the leather, tarnish to unpolished brass, and general wear to oak). Given the importance of the piece and provenance, stool is being presented in original condition. Presents well in said condition.
Private collection – London, England.
H 18.25″ x W 18.1″ x D 18.1″
Hans Wegner for GETAMA Sofa in Oak and Velvet
Italian Modern Valet with Woven Seat and Drawer
1960s Italian valet featuring a low, woven-cord seat with drawer. There is a rubber insulated brass rail that extends out from the top tray intended for hanging scarves, ties, or pants. Constructed of solid oak, this example boasts clean lines and modern, elegant form.
H: 43.5″ x W: 17.5″ x D: 19.5″
J.V. Orel for Zoo Line Hippo Trinket Box
This 1950s Whimsical oak box by Orel for Zoo Line features hinged eyes and a curly tail. The hippo’s mouth opens to reveal a secret compartment for jewelry, rings, watches, or coins.
Very minor wear to the edges of the ears; otherwise in excellent, vintage shape.
W: 7.75″ x D: 3.5″ x H: 3.25″