Walnut

Pair of Mid-Century Modern walnut record cabinets by Lane (ca. 1960s, USA).
Composed of sliding doors with black recessed metal pulls and corresponding black feet opening to reveal two fixed LP dividers/side (four dividers/cabinet).
Stylish, practical pieces in newly refinished condition (black paint is original; walnut has been refinished). Light wear remains, as shown, namely one line of finish to one of the cabinet’s surfaces, along with minor scuffs.
H: 22.5″ x L: 30″ x D: 15.25″
Interior dimensions: H: 12.63″ x D: 13.5″
each of the four sections is roughly 6.88-7″ long

Pair of Mid-Century Modern ‘Floating’ Lounge Chairs in Walnut and Velvet

These unique armchairs (circa 1960s USA) float elegantly on walnut bases and are characterized by pronounced / exaggerated arms and sculptural frames. Newly upholstered in Kravet gray velvet with new foam. Back cushion features a single, central button accent, while seat is fully button-tufted. Reminiscent of designs by both Vladimir Kagan and Adrian Pearsall, but the designer is unknown.

Measures: H 27″ x D 30″ x L 39″ x seat height 17.75″ x arm height 22″ (seat width is 26″).

Pair of Mid-Century Modern Walnut and Brass Bar Stools with New Leather Seats

Chairs / Ottomans

$2,200.00

Pair of vintage walnut bar stools with round tubular brass foot rest/sabots and newly upholstered gray leather seats (ca. 1960s, USA).
Walnut has been refinished, gray leather and foam are new. Overall, good, vintage condition – a couple of scratches present to wood, one scuff to the leather, and the brass ring shows finish/plate loss (appears silver on top, gold near on the bottom).
H: 31″ x Diameter: 19.5″ (footrest)
Seat Diameter: 14.5″
Footrest Height: 6″

Pair of Midcentury American Modern Sculptural Walnut and Brass Table Lamps

Sculptural pair of 1950s American Modern table lamps composed of a round, solid walnut platform base and carved frame that houses a brass-plated rod at the center. Lamps are finished on the top by gold brushed-aluminum mounts connected to brass stems just below the sockets.
Wiring, sockets, and on / off pull string are all new.
Shades are for display only and not included.
Newly refinished condition (aluminum has been cleaned; walnut has been refinished). Only minor wear remains.
Measures: Height to finial 34.1″
Height to socket 25.5″
Height to brass stem just under socket 22.75″
Base diameter 8.25″.

Pair of Midcentury Brass and Walnut Table Lamps by Tony Paul for Westwood

Conical lamps in Swedish brass and solid walnut (Model D390) designed by Tony Paul for Westwood circa 1958.
Include the original finials, scarcely seen with the lamps.
Brass shows spots of wear / tarnish in places, as shown. The walnut has been refinished, and the wiring is new.
Overall, very nice, vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.
Height of the walnut and brass base ‘cone’ alone (not including stem): 12″
Height to top of brass stem under socket: 16″
Height to top of socket: 18.75″
Height to top of finial (overall height): 27.5″
Diameter of base: 3.5″.

Pair of Midcentury Walnut Plinth Base Side Tables Attributed to Adrian Pearsall

Tables

$2,600.00

Low, cube end / side tables in walnut with an ebonized plinth-base (circa 1960s, USA).
Finished on all sides, each with different walnut grain.
Refinished condition; only minor wear remains (one small repair to replace a spot of veneer loss along with minimal, general wear).
Design has been long attributed to both Adrian Pearsall and Milo Baughman, however designer is unconfirmed and pieces are unsigned.
Measures: H 13.5″ x W 16″ x D 16″.

Pair of Milo Baughman ‘Cruciform’ End Tables

End / occasional tables designed by Milo Baughman (circa 1970) composed of walnut-veneer wrapped rectangular tops on sculpted bases. Beautiful, refinished condition.

H 14.75″ x W 18.1″ x D 18.1″

Pair of Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin Walnut and Suede Swivel Chairs

These 1960s Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin barrel back swivel chairs feature the signature walnut swivel / tilt base. The seats are newly recovered in a mottled blush suede known as “stylish suede,” due to a velvet like feel and appearance. Additionally, the foam has been replaced, and the walnut bases have been refinished. Originally, paired as a ‘his’ and ‘hers,’ there is a slight size disparity between the two:
The slightly larger measures: H 25″ x L 28.5″ x D 29.5″ x seat height 17.5″
The slightly smaller measures: H 25″ x L 25.25″ x D 30.5″ x seat height: 17.5″
One chair retains the Thayer Coggin fabric tag.

Pair of Model R-83 Armchairs by Ladislav Rado for Knoll & Drake

Chairs / Ottomans

$7,500.00

Pair of model R-83 lounge / armchairs designed by Czechoslovakian Architect, Ladislav Rado, and produced for only one year in 1955 by Knoll and Drake (a collaboration between Hans Knoll and Drake Furniture of Austin, Texas and a short-lived production, due to Hans Knoll’s untimely death). Exceedingly rare given the single year production.
Seat is connected to the frame by brass screws and spacers located both under the seat and on the sides, as shown. Gray wool tweed upholstery and foam are new; the off-white lacquer is original and shows wear consistent with age / use.
Measures: Height 28.5″ Width 23.75″ Depth 27.5″ Seat height 14.75″ Arm height 20.75″.

Pair of Modernist Chrome and Walnut Coat and Hat Trees / Racks by Vogel Peterson

Objects / Accessories

$1,900.00

Pair of Mid-Century Modern coat/hat trees manufactured by Vogel-Peterson (ca. 1960s, Illinois, USA).
One rack/tree is equipped with five removable walnut hangers; the other has six, and both racks feature three “V” form metal brackets on top for hats.
Suitable as valets, given their relatively small footprint.
Very good, restored condition with a few scuffs to the walnut and a couple of veneer fills below the top bracket.
One tree retains the manufacturer’s label to the base.
H: 71.25″ x L: 21.13″ x D: 21.13″
Hanger and top metal bracket are both 17″ L
Can be disassembled for parcel shipping, but reassembly is required on the receiving end.

Pair of Painted Metal and Walnut Table Lamps by Middletown Manufacturing Company

These table lamps were manufactured by Middletown Manufacturing Company of Middletown, NY in the 1950s. Middletown MFG originally gained acclaim in 1951 with its most notable designer, Harry Gitlin’s ‘F9’ Floor Lamp. As with the ‘F9’ model, these lamps have painted metal shades, and corresponding bases. The stem is turned walnut with solid brass hardware and double porcelain sockets. Diameter of the base is 7.75″.

H: 16.75″ x Diameter: 14.5″