Vintage
Nautical Folk Art Hand Carved Wooden Whimsy
$300.00American whimsy with traditional ‘ball in cage’ decoration, all carved and whittled from one continuous piece of wood, circa early 20th century. The bottom tip suggests that this piece was intended to mount to something else (it does not stand erect on its own). Often, these ‘sticks’ were nautical carvings, so this could have been an ornamental fitting for a boat. Nice age / patina; no losses.
H 1.25″ x W 11.25″ x D 1.25″
Nautical Seascape Oil on Canvas
Nautical oil on canvas featuring three ships on the calm seas (ca. 1950s, USA). Few spots of discoloration present to the frame, as shown. Canvas is in fine, vintage condition.
Unsigned.
Framed: H: 15″ x L: 21.25″ x D: 1.88″.
Nest of Three Teak Folding Tables by Illum Wikkelsø
Complete set of three teak folding tables that nest into an occasional table for storage by Illum Wikkelsø for CFC Silkeborg. Details include sculptural teak pulls and solid brass accents / hinges. Each folding table measures: W 16.5″ x D 16″ x H 17.1″ Signed with metal disc manufacturer’s label to underside: ‘Made in Denmark Silkeborg Furniture Makers Denmark Danish Control.’ Expertly refinished.
Rosewood set available separately.
H: 20″ x W: 23.25″ x D: 16.75″
New Hope Style Carved Walnut Swivel Storage Cubby on Base
$2,200.00Unique, New Hope style studio craft storage piece in solid walnut by the New York artist, William Perry, who additionally served as a professor of woodworking. Very unusual piece featuring a swiveling storage ‘cube’ divided into two sections by a fixed shelf. The base resembles a stool, with a circular platform and pyramidal form, with two small tiers / shelves for additional storage. Beautiful box joint detail throughout and vivid walnut grain. This is an early work of Perry (circa 1960s) and there are minor, execution flaws (namely, spots of separation to the wood along with minor, age-appropriate wear). There are a couple of light surface scuffs to the top, as pictured. Overall, an exceptionally unique piece in very nice, vintage condition from a lesser-known, but clearly masterful artist. Materials, style, and form are reminiscent of the designs of the New Hope School (Wharton Esherick, George Nakashima).
H 47.75″ x W 15.9″ x D 15.9″
New Hope-Style Studio Craft Walnut Live Edge Side Table
$3,600.00Expertly crafted circa 1950s walnut live edge side / occasional table with three-legged base. Additional details include 2 carved plates mounted on both the front and back legs for decoration. One of the legs features a caster wheel to allow for easy mobility, despite the already relatively light weight (wheelbarrow style).
Reminiscent of designs by George Nakashima, but artist is unknown.
Measures: 29.75″ L x 17.25″ D x 17.5″ H.
Niels Koefoed Elliptical Rosewood Gateleg ‘Eva’ Dining Table Model #304
This spectacular rosewood dining table was designed by Niels Koefoed for Koefoeds Hornslet in 1964 (frequently mis-attributed as Kurt Østervig for Jason Møbler) and features an elliptical top over folding V-legs. The drop leaves move up and down on knuckle hinges, and the table can be configured with both leaves up or down, or a single leaf up at a time. Each leaf is 24″ long, so without leaves, the console alone is 28.75″ L with one leaf, the table is: 52.75″ L with both leaves (fully extended), the table is: 76.75″ L
Stunning grain and color – expertly restored to perfection.
H: 28.5″ x W: 76.75″ x D: 51″
Nils Thorssen ‘Faience’ Ceramic Bud Vase for Royal Copenhagen
Spectacular ceramic ‘Faience’ (Fajance) bud vase designed by Nils Thorsson for Royal Copenhagen as part of the Baca line. (Nils Thorsson was the artistic director of the Alumina Company which later absorbed Royal Copenhagen.) Hand painted, abstract design in striking blues. No flaws; perfect, original condition.
The vase is fully signed and stamped at the base and includes the design number 704/3259.
H: 8.75″ x W: 3.1 × D: 3.1ʺ
Nina Winkel Mixed Metal ‘Dancing Girls’ Sculpture
Norwegian Modern Exposed Teak Lounge Chair with Original Upholstery
Mid-Century Modern arm chair with a continuous, exposed teak arm / back trim (Norway, ca. 1960s). Retains the original upholstery composed of a charcoal wool frame with a contrasting cushion in red, green, white, and oatmeal plaid. The foam and straps have been replaced. Frame has been refinished; only a couple of minor scuffs remain.
Relatively small in scale
(H: 31.25″ x D: 28.5″ x L: 27.5″ x Arm Height: 22″ x Seat Height: 17.5″) with crisp lines and elegant form.
Norwegian Modern Hand-Painted Porcelain ‘Mountain Goat’ Dish
Charming decorative dish made in Norway circa 1960s composed of a porcelain square plate with hand-painted ‘trio of mountain goats’ decoration in blue and yellow. Small size: L: 6″ x D: 6″ x H: 0.75″ suitable for decorative display or for use as a candy / small accessories / soap dish. Does not include easel.
Signed to the underside.
Norwegian Modern Magazine Rack on Casters by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo in Teak
$700.00Mid-Century Norwegian Modern teak magazine rack designed in the 1960s by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo.
Features six slots for books/magazines with a sculptural handle, all supported by four caster wheels for easy mobility.
Uncommon example with three more slots than the more ubiquitous model. Additionally, this examples retains the original Danish “Danroll” metal and rubber casters unlike the later plastic wheels.
Very good, refinished condition with a few small edge/handle repairs as shown.
Measures: H: 17.5″ x L: 15.75″ x D: 13.63″
Norwegian Modern Oak Low Stools with Reversible Table Tops by B.J. Hansen
B.J. Hansen dual-purpose oak and green and black naugahyde low stools whose seats can be reversed and converted to laminate top side tables (circa 1960s, Norway). Original condition showing light wear to the laminate surfaces, spots of loss and wear to the naugahyde, and a few light scuffs to the oak.
Measurements when assembled as stools: H 16.75″ x W 18.75″ x D 17.75″ used as side tables: H 15.25″ x W 18.75″ x D 17.75″.