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EARLY 20 th cEntuRY / ARtS & cRAftS: 

Saturday, June 8, 2013 at noon 

Studio cERAmicS: 

Saturday, June 8, 2013 immediately following Early 20th c. 

20 th /21 St cEntuRY dESign: 

Sunday, June 9, 2013 at noon 

PREviEwS: 

June 1–6, 12 noon–5:00 pm or by appointment 

June 7, 12 noon–7:00 pm 

Doors open June 8/9 at 9:00 am 

Preview online at www.ragoarts.com 

“the men of modern design” 

A talk by Dr. Martin Eidelberg Thursday, June 6 at 6 pm 

The auction house opens on Thursday, June 6 at noon. A reception begins at 5 pm. 

RSVP to 609.397.9374 ext. 119 or raac@ragoarts.com. If you are unable to rsvp in advance, please join us if you can. All are welcome. 

imPoRtAnt noticE to ALL buYERS: 

The buyer’s premium for each lot purchased is 25% on the first $50,000 of the hammer price, 20% on the portion from $50,001 through 

$1,000,000, and 12% on that portion of the hammer price exceeding $1,000,000. 

A cash discount of 3% off the 25% buyer’s premium will be applied for property purchased by cash, check, wire transfer or money order if 

payment is received within 15 days of sale. This effectively lowers the 25% buyer’s premium to 22%. No discount will be taken off the lower 

buyer’s premium apportioned for lots that sell at $50,001 and above. 

On Live Auctioneers, a buyer’s premium in the amount of 26% of the successful high bid will be levied. A cash discount of 3% off the 26% 

buyer’s premium will be applied for property purchased by cash, check, wire transfer or money order if payment is received within 15 days of 

sale. This effectively lowers the 26% buyer’s premium to 23%. No discount will be taken off the lower buyer’s premium apportioned for lots 

that sell at $50,001 and above. 

AuctionEER’S notES: 

If you have questions on the condition of a work, we would be glad to provide our opinion, but all works are sold according to our Terms of 

Sale. Please call the Auction House for complete condition reports if you cannot view in person. 

imPoRtAnt infoRmAtion foR PhonE biddERS: 

Rago’s guarantees you a line and a phone agent for bidding until 4 Pm on the day prior to an auction. After that time, we will gladly accept 

your absentee bids, even during the auction (up to 30 minutes before a lot goes on the block). Changes to bid lists left with us prior to the 

deadline will always be accommodated as best we can, as will follow-up phone bids for those who attend/must leave the auction and other 

exceptional cases. 

condition REPoRtS ARE not LiStEd in thE cAtALoguE: 

Up-to-date condition reports can be accessed by: 

• Going online to www.ragoarts.com – all available condition reports will be posted along with the lot descriptions. 

• Calling us at 609.397.9374 

• Faxing us at 609.397.9377 

• E-mailing us at info@ragoarts.com 

• Speaking directly with us on the phone or in person, at the auction house from June 1 – 7. 

COVER ILLUSTRATIONS: Lots 402 (front), 561 (back)

condition REPoRtS, incLuding thoSE foR PottERY, 

ARE LiStEd onLinE onLY – www.RAgoARtS.com 

PLEASE fEEL fREE to contAct uS foR AdditionAL infoRmAtion 

contEntS: 

20th/21st C. / Modern: 

Lots 400–1003, page 1 

inquiRiES/infoRmAtion: 

Specialists in Charge: 

David Rago 

609.397.9374 or info@ragoarts.com 

Suzanne Perrault 

609.397.9374 or info@ragoarts.com 

Specialists: 

Jerry Cohen 

800.448.7828 or jerrycohen@mac.com 

Jad Attal 

609.397.9374 or jad@ragoarts.com 

Absentee Bids: 

Eliane Talec 

609.397.9374, ext. 118 

Telephone Bids: 

Ellen Sapienza 

609.397.9374, ext. 110 

Sara Pavics 

609.397.9374, ext. 124 

Condition Reports: 

Kimberly Sørensen 

609.397.9374, ext. 130 or kim@ragoarts.com 

Sarah Dziamba 

609.397.9374, ext. 123 or sarahd@ragoarts.com 

Terms of Sale, page342 

Auction Staff, page 345 

Shipping Information, page 346 

Condition Report Form, page 347 

Absentee Bid Form, page 348 

New Bidder Registration: 

Eliane Talec 

609.397.9374, ext. 118 

Payments / Shipping: 

Karen Davies 

609.397.9374, ext. 145 

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20 th /21 St cEntuRY / modERn: 

Sunday, June 9, 2013 at noon

RAGO ARTS AND AUCTION CENTER > 1

400: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

PAuL EvAnS Studio 

Important Sculpture Front vertical cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1973 

Welded and torch-cut polychromed steel, laminate 

Signed Paul Evans 73 

72” x 26” x 23” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased from the artist. 

$100,000–150,000 

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401: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 


Important custom coffee table, New Hope, PA, 1973 

Welded and polychromed steel, glass 

Signed and dated, Paul Evans 73 

17” x 60” x 29 1/2” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased from the artist 

$20,000–30,000 


402: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 


Important Sculpture Front cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1970 

Welded and torch-cut polychromed steel, slate 

Signed Paul Evans 6.6.70. 

36” x 94” x 24” 


$100,000–125,000 


403: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Set of six Patchwork dining chairs, USA, 1967 

Copper, bronze, pewter, welded and polychromed steel, vinyl, 

casters 

All signed and dated 

On casters: 32 1/2” x 25 1/4” x 25 1/2” 

Provenance: Original owners, Ambler, PA 

$10,000–15,000 


404: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Patchwork dining table, USA, 1960s 

Copper, bronze, pewter, welded and polychromed steel, glass 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 86” x 48” 


$8,000–10,000 


405: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Faceted wall-mounting cabinet, USA, 1970s 

Chromed steel, bird’s-eye maple burl, gel-coated fiberglass 

23” x 96” x 25” 

$30,000–40,000 


406: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 


Custom Pierced-Front wall-hanging cabinet, New Hope, PA, 

1960s 

Torch-cut, welded, polychromed and patinated steel, wood 

Unmarked 

28” x 28” x 20” 


$20,000–30,000 

407: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 


Custom Looped-Front cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Verdigris-patinated copper, steel, bronze, gold-leafed and 

polychromed wood 

Unmarked 

39” x 37” x 25 1/2” 


$20,000–30,000 


408: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Large Argente cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1972 

Welded and dye-painted aluminum, laminate, polychromed 

wood, slate 

Welded signature Paul Evans 72 J.L. 

31 1/4” x 84 1/4” x 21 1/4” 

$35,000–45,000 


409: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 


Important Patchwork sculpture, New Hope, 

PA,1960s 

Welded and polychromed steel, painted wood 

Unmarked 

78” x 24” x 35” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased from the 

artist 

$35,000–55,000 


410: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

Rare coffee pot and sugar bowl, Sturbridge, MA, 1950s 

Pewter, rosewood 

Coffee pot stamped P. EVANS PEWTER 

13” x 5”, 4” x 3” 

$1,200–1,800 

412: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

Pair of candlesticks, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Turned walnut, pewter 

Unmarked 

13 1/2” x 3” 

$1,200–1,800 

411: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Patchwork hinged box, New Hope, PA, 1970s 

Patinated copper, bronze, pewter, wood, cork, felt 

Unmarked 

4” x 10” x 10” 

$1,000–1,500 

413: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

Pair of candlesticks, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Turned walnut, pewter 

Stamped Designers Inc Paul Evans 

13 1/2” x 3” 

$1,200–1,800 

414: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Patchwork wall hanging console table, USA, 1960s 

Copper, bronze, pewter, welded and polychromed steel, slate 

Unmarked 

6 3/4” x 57 1/2” x 17” 


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$3,000–5,000 

415: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Dining table (PE-24), USA, 1968 

Welded and polychromed steel, bronze, glass 

Signed and dated 

29 1/2” x 82 1/2” x 43 1/2” 

Provenance: Original owners, Winter Park, FL 

$4,500–6,500

416: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape cabinet, USA, 1970s 

Brass, maple, burl, laminate 

Signed 

24 1/2” x 32” x 24” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased directly from the 

artist. 

$4,000–6,000 

418: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape: floor lamp, two table lamps, and one pedestal, 

USA, 1970s 

Brass, laminate 

Unmarked 

Floor lamp: 54” x 18” x 14”, pedestal: 40” x 14” sq., table 

lamps: 9” x 10” x 5” 


$2,500–3,500 

417: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape mirror, USA, 1970s 

Brass, mirrored glass 

Unmarked 

54” x 56” x 4” 

$3,000–4,000 

419: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Illuminated pedestal, USA, 1970s 

Brass, glass 

Etched signature 

48” x 12” x 12” 

$1,000–1,500 

420: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape dining table, USA, 1970s 

Walnut, maple burl, brass 

Signed 

29 3/4” x 78 1/2” x 48”, two leaves: 15” 

$6,000–8,000 

421: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape dining table (PE 631), USA, 1970s 

Chromed steel, glass 

Unmarked 

29” x 100” x 46” 

$3,000–5,000 


422: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape cabinet, USA, 1970s 

Brass, laminate 

Unmarked 

32” x 90” x 22 1/2” 


$10,000–15,000 

423: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Cityscape king-size four-poster bed, USA, 1970s 

Brass, laminate, Moroccan leaded-glass lantern 

Unmarked 

84 1/2” x 91 1/2” x 92 1/2” 

$12,000–18,000 


424: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 

Pair of illuminated modular lounge 

chairs, USA, 1970s 

Matte-chromed steel, wool 

Upholstery labels 

24” x 38” x 39 3/4” 

$4,500–6,500 

425: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 





24” x 38” x 39 3/4” 

$4,500–6,500 

426: PAuL EvAnS (1931 - 1987) 

diREctionAL 





24” x 38” x 39 3/4” 

$4,500–6,500 


427: PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

New Hope lounge chair and ottoman, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Sculpted walnut, webbing, upholstery 

Unmarked 

Chair: 30” x 30” x 33”, ottoman: 15” x 25” dia. 

$6,000–8,000 

428: PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

New Hope lounge chair and ottoman, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Sculpted walnut, linen, webbing 

Unmarked 

Chair: 36” x 29 1/2” x 36”, ottoman: 18 1/2” x 24” x 24” 

$7,000–9,000 


429: PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

Bench, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Sculpted walnut, maple 

Unmarked 

12” x 84” x 15 3/4” 

$5,000–7,000 

430: PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

Triangular side table, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

Sculpted walnut 

Unmarked 

20 1/2” x 26 1/2” x 21 1/4” 

$2,500–3,500 

431: PhiL PowELL (1919 - 2008) 

Coffee table, New Hope, PA, 1950s 

Laminated and sculpted walnut, cleft slate 

Unmarked 

17 1/2” x 50” x 50” 

$6,000–8,000 


432: whARton EShERicK (1887 - 1970) 

Hammer Handle Chair, Paoli, PA, late 1930s 

Figured white oak, hickory, saddle leather 

Unmarked 

32” x 18” x 20 1/4” 

Provenance: Purchased from the artist by 

Marjorie Content, thence by descent 

Published: Sfirri, The Hammer-Handled Chairs: 

Found object art by Wharton Esherick, Woodwork: 

A Magazine for All Woodworkers, 2008, p. 61 

$10,000–15,000 


Side chair, Paoli, PA, 1932 

Maple, oak, saddle leather 

Incised WE XXXII 

37 1/2” x 18” x 18 1/2” 

Provenance: Purchased from the artist by 

Marjorie Content, thence by descent 

$15,000–20,000 



Carved walnut serving tray, Paoli, PA, 1962 


28” x 11” 

Provenance: Given by the artist to Marjorie and Jean Toomer, 

thence by descent 

$4,000–6,000 


Two prints, “Spirit Active” and “Spirit Inactive,” and rare 

illustrated booklet, “Bright Mariner,” by Katherine Garrison 

Chapin, Paoli, PA, 1931 (prints), 1933 (booklet) 

Prints on handmade paper 

Booklet: Duffield and Green, USA 

Prints signed and dated with dedication to Hannah Weil, 

booklet with handwritten dedication by Chapin 

Prints: 14 3/4” x 9 1/2”, booklet: 8 1/4” x 5 1/2” 

All pictured online 

$1,000–1,500 

436: whARton EShERicK (Attr.) (1887 - 1970) 

Sculpted walnut shelf, Paoli, PA 

Unmarked 

43 1/4” x 43 1/4” 

$3,000–4,000 

437: gEoRgE nAKAShimA (1905 - 1990) 

nAKAShimA StudioS 

Pair of Conoid Cushion chairs, New Hope, PA, 1989 

American black walnut, hickory, upholstery 

Signed and dated, “George Nakashima April 3rd 1989” 

34” x 34 1/2” x 36” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased from the artist. Copy 

of the original receipt available. 

$18,000–24,000 




Eight Conoid chairs, New Hope, PA, 1981 

Walnut, hickory 

Signed with client’s name 

35 1/2” x 20” x 22” 

Provenance available: Copy of correspondence. Purchased 

from artist by current owner. 

$25,000–35,000 




Minguren IV dining table, New Hope, PA, 1981 

Walnut, rosewood 

Signed with client’s name and date 

29” x 85” x 41 1/2” 

Provenance available: Copy of correspondence. Purchased 

from artist by current owner. 

$14,000–18,000 




Conoid bench, New Hope, PA, 1983 

American black walnut, hickory 


32 1/2” x 90” x 32 3/4” 

Provenance available: Copy of original drawing and invoice 

$20,000–30,000 




Trestle dining table, New Hope, PA, 1959 


One leaf signed with client’s name 

29” x 42” x 60”, two leaves: 14 3/4” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice 

$7,500–9,500 



Set of eight Grass-Seated chairs, New Hope, PA, 1957 

Black walnut, hickory, woven grass cord 

Brass labels 

27 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 19” 

Provenance available: Copy of original receipt. 

$9,000–14,000 




Conoid chair, New Hope, PA, 1987 


Signed George Nakashima with client’s name 

35 1/2” x 20” x 21 1/2” 

Provenance available: Copy of original receipt and invoice. 

Purchased from the artist by current owner. 

$3,000–5,000 



Nightstand, New Hope, PA, 1960 

American black walnut 

Unmarked 

21 1/2” x 20” x 20” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice and drawing. 

$3,000–4,000 



Mira stool, New Hope, PA, 1960 


Unmarked 

36 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 19” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice 

$1,500–2,500 



Cube and side table, New Hope, PA, 1961 


Side table signed with client’s name 

Cube: 15” x 15” x 15” 

Provenance available for cube: Copy of original invoice and 

sketch 

$3,000–4,000 



Walnut Special Bookshelf, New Hope, PA, 

1976 

Unmarked 

84” x 36” x 13” 

Provenance available: Copy of original 

order card and letter of authentication 

from Mira Nakashima. Purchased from 

artist by current owner. 

$12,000–16,000 




Conoid Cross-Legged desk, New Hope, PA, 1987 

French olive ash, walnut 

Signed George Nakashima 1987 

29” x 72 1/2” x 38” 

Provenance available: Copies of original receipt, invoice, and 

drawing. Purchased from the artist by current owner. 

$30,000–50,000 




Fine Minguren I coffee table, New Hope, PA, 1980 

English oak burl, American black walnut 


15” x 51” x 31” 

Provenance available: Copy of original order card and letter 

of authentication from Mira Nakashima. Purchased from 


$50,000–70,000 




Triple cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1976/1981 

Walnut, pandanus cloth 


32” x 84” x 20” 

Provenance available: Copy of original drawing and 

correspondence. Purchased from artist by current owner. 

$12,000–18,000 




Double dresser, New Hope, PA, 1960 



32” x 72” x 21 1/2” 

Provenance: Copy of original invoice 

$6,500–8,500 



American black walnut End Table, New Hope, PA, 1973 

Unmarked 

29” x 29 1/2” x 30” 




$10,000–15,000 


453: tommi PARZingER (1903 - 1981) 

PARZingER oRiginALS 

Long dresser, USA, 1950s 

Lacquered wood, mahogany, brass 

Branded 

32” x 84” x 18” 

$8,000–10,000 



Wall-hanging mirror with candlesticks, New York, 1950s 

Mirrored glass, brass, painted wood 

Unmarked 

25 1/2” x 20” x 4” 

$2,000–3,000 


Wall-hanging mirror with candlesticks, New York, 1950s 

Mirrored glass, brass, painted wood 

Unmarked 

25 1/2” x 20” x 4” 

$2,000–3,000 



Small studded cabinet, USA, 1950s 

Lacquered wood, nickeled brass 

Unmarked 

21” x 31” x 17 1/2” 

$5,000–7,000 




Lamp table, USA, 1950s 

Enameled steel, linen, two sockets 

Unmarked 

70” x 21 1/2” dia. 

$2,500–3,500 

459: LightoLiER 

Chandelier, USA/Canada, 1950s 

Enameled metal, brass-plated metal, six sockets 

Stamped twice, CANADA 

To ceiling cap: 28” x 21” dia. 

$1,500–2,000 


LightoLiER 

Pair of table lamps, USA, 1950s 

Silver-plated metal, painted metal, single sockets 

Unmarked 

24” x 6 1/4” 

$1,800–2,400 



Pair of floor lamps, USA, 1960s 

Wrought iron, mahogany, brass, four 

sockets 

Unmarked 

84” x 24” dia. 

$4,000–6,000 


461: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 

JAmES mont dESign 

Cabinet, New York, 1950s 

Lacquered and gilt wood 


Overall: 77” x 82” x 16” 


$4,000–6,000 

462: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Fine cabinet, New York, 1960s 

Antiqued silver leaf, patinated brass 

Unmarked 

49” x 60” x 18” 

$8,000–10,000 


463: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of mirrored cabinets, New York, 1950s 

Antiqued mirrored glass, carved and polychromed 

wood 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 22 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 

464: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of three-drawer dressers, New York, 1950s 

Cerused oak, bronze, upholstery 


32” x 46” x 20” 

$2,000–3,000 

465: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of single-door side tables, New York, 1960s 

Antiqued silver leaf, nickeled brass 

Unmarked 

22 1/2” x 33” x 13” 

$3,500–5,500 


466: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Dining table and four chairs, New York, 

1960s 

Antiqued silver leaf on wood, mohair 

Unmarked 

Dining table: 30” x 50” dia., two leaves: 10 1/2”, 

chairs: 35” x 20” x 22” 

$4,000–6,000 

467: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Coffee table, New York, 1960s 

Carved, painted, and silvered oak, glass 

16 1/2” x 52” x 36” 

$4,000–6,000 

468: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of lounge chairs, New York, 1960s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany, 

velveteen 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 30” x 29” 

$4,000–6,000 

469: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 




chenille 

Unmarked 

31” x 24” x 30” 

$3,000–5,000 

470: doRothY dRAPER (1889 - 1969) 

hERitAgE hEnREdon 

Pair of benches, USA, 1950s 

Lacquered wood, brass, chenille, leather 

Unmarked 

18” x 25” x 20” 

$1,800–2,400 


471: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of tree trunk table lamps, New York, 1950s 

Carved, gilt, and polychromed wood, painted shades, single 

sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 44” x 18” dia., base only, to socket: 28 1/2” x 7” 

$3,000–5,000 

473: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of Pagoda table lamps, New York, 1950s 

Gilt wood, bone, woven shades, single sockets 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 14 1/2” x 9 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

472: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of column lamps, New York, 1960s 

Carved and polychromed wood, patinated brass, two sockets 

Unmarked 

34” x 6” dia., base only: 23” 

$2,500–3,500 

474: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Pair of table lamps, New York, 1950s 

Turned and gilded wood, paper shades, two sockets, 

patinated metal 

Unmarked 

Overall: 37” x 19” dia. 

$1,500–2,000 

475: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Coffee table, New York, 1960s 

Antiqued gold leaf, wood, glass, mirrored 

glass 

Unmarked 

14” x 55” x 27” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased 

from the artist 

$2,000–3,000 

476: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Console table, New York, 1950s 

Limed and silvered oak, mirrored glass 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 36 1/2” x 20 3/4” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased 

from the artist 

$1,800–2,400 

477: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 



Cerused oak, brass, painted glass 

Stamped 

28 1/2” x 66 1/2” x 17” 

$2,000–3,000 


478: JAmES mont (1904 - 1974) 


Grandfather clock, New York, 1960s 

Polychromed, enameled and gilt wood, brass, silk 

Stamped 

71 1/2” x 17” x 14 3/4” 

$2,500–3,500 

479: bAKALowitS & SohnE 

Chandelier, Austria, 1960s 

Brass, crystal, single socket 

To canopy: 32” x 24” dia. 

$6,000–8,000 


480: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

Pair of brass table lamps, Los Angeles, CA, 1976 

One signed and dated 

Brass, single sockets 

Overall: 35 1/2” x 21” x 12” 

$2,000–3,000 

482: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

Pair of looped floor lamps, Los Angeles, 1970s 

Chromed steel, ebonized wood, three sockets 

Brass labels 

61” x 10” 

$3,000–5,000 

481: c. JERE (Attr.) 

ARtiSAn houSE 

Sculptural floor lamp, Los Angeles, CA, 1960s 

Brass, patinated steel, ebonized wood, three sockets 

Unmarked 

75” x 36” x 25” 

$2,500–3,500 

483: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

Pair of looped table lamps, Los Angeles, 1970s 

Chromed steel, ebonized wood, sockets 

Brass labels 

34” x 10” dia. 

$1,800–2,400 

484: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

“Raindrops” wall-hanging mirror, Los Angeles, 

1968 

Patinated copper, brass, mirrored glass 

No visible signature 

Appr. 34” dia. x 6” 

$2,500–3,500 

486: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

Wall-hanging mirror, Los Angeles, CA, 1980s 

Brass, bronze, steel, mirrored glass 

Unmarked 

34” dia. 

$2,000–3,000 

485: c. JERE 

ARtiSAn houSE 

“Raindrops” wall-hanging sculpture, Los Angeles, 1975 

Patinated and chromed metal 


30” x 60” x 8 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 

487: EmiL StEJnAR (b. 1939) 

RuPERt niKoLL 

Radiating chandelier, Austria, 1960s 

Glass, enameled metal, gold-plated brass 

Unmarked 

To post: 18” x 15” dia. 

$1,800–2,400 


488: EARL PARdon (1926 - 1991) 

Mosaic bracelet, New York 

Sterling silver, gold, enamel, gemstones 

STERLING 14K/ PARDON/1075 

7 1/2” x 1” 

$2,000–3,000 

489: tod PARdon (b. 1952) 

Sculptural brooch with custom stand, “Married Man,” 

Saratoga, NY 

Sterling, 14K gold, ebony, enamel, ivory, jade, gemstone, 

rosewood stand 

STERLING 14K/T. Pardon/1219B/MARRIED MAN 

Brooch: 3 3/4” x 1 1/2” 

Note: The artist is the son of Earl Pardon 

$700–1,000 

490: cARoLYn KRiEgmAn (1933 - 1999) 

Kinetic plastic neckpiece, USA, 1969 

Plastic, plexiglass beads, metal rings 


21” x 10” x 8” 

Note: There is a similar example in the Smithsonian 

American Art Museum 

$1,000–1,500 

491: LindA ma c nEiL (b. 1954) 

“Lucent Lines” necklace and earrings suite, 1999 

Polished clear optical glass, polished red glass, 14k yellow 

gold 

Necklace and earrings signed, marked 14k 

Necklace: 6 1/2” dia. 

Published: MacNeil, United in Beauty: The Jewelry and 

Collectors of Linda MacNeil, 2002, p. 74 

$7,000–9,000 


492: t.h. RobSJohn-gibbingS (1905 - 1976) 

widdicomb 

Pair of club chairs, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, upholstery 

Unmarked 

30” x 30” x 33” 

Provenance: Private New York Collection 

$4,000–6,000 


widdicomb 

Pair of lounge chairs, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Bleached walnut, leather 

Unmarked 

25 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 29” 

$4,500–4,500 


widdicomb 

Chaise lounge, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Painted walnut, upholstery 

Unmarked 

35” x 59” x 24” 


$3,000–5,000 


widdicomb 

Pair of lounge chairs, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Bleached walnut, webbing, canvas 

Unmarked 

32 1/2” x 26” x 38” 

$3,000–5,000


widdicomb 

Chaise lounge, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Painted walnut, upholstery 

Unmarked 

35” x 59” x 24” 

$3,000–5,000 

497: John hutton (1947 - 2006) 

Pair of lounge chairs, USA, 1970s 

Carved and stained poplar, silk 

Retailer labels 

33” x 28” x 26” ea. 

$3,000–5,000 498: t.h. RobSJohn-gibbingS (1905 - 1976) 

widdicomb 

Daybed, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Bleached walnut, brass, upholstery 

Unmarked 

15” x 81 1/2” x 32” 

$5,000–7,000 



widdicomb 

Pair of occasional tables (no. 1759), Grand Rapids, MI, 1953 

Walnut, brass 

Decal label, stenciled numbers 

16” x 28” sq. 

$3,000–5,000 


widdicomb 

Flip-top server, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Decal and stenciled numbers 

Closed: 30” x 36” x 22 

$1,000–1,500 


widdicomb 

Coffee table, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, brass 

Decal label, brass retailer’s label, stenciled numbers 

16” x 54 1/2” x 30” 

$2,500–3,500 


hAnSEn 

Pair of floor lamps, New York, 1950s 

Brass, enameled metal, linen, two sockets 

Stamped signatures 


$3,000–4,000 


widdicomb 

Dining table and six chairs, four side-, two arm-, 

Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Bleached walnut, brass, upholstery 

Dining table has decal label and stenciled numbers, chairs 

unmarked, paper label to leaf crate 

Dining table: 29” x 64” x 40”, armchairs: 32” x 23” x 22”, 

side chairs: 32” x 21 1/2” x 22”, two leaves: 16” 

$6,000–8,000 


widdicomb 

Cabinet, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Bleached walnut, woven wicker, brass 

Upholstery label 

32 1/4” x 67 1/2” x 21 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 


505: EdwARd woRmLEY (1907 - 1995) 

dunbAR 

Sofa, Berne, IN, 1950s 

Mahogany, silk 

Unmarked 

29” x 108” x 32” 

$6,000–8,000 


dunbAR 


Raw silk, walnut 

Unmarked 

29” x 108” x 32” 

$6,000–8,000 



dunbAR 

Flip-top console table, Berne, IN, 1960s 

Quarter-sawn white oak, red oak, brass 

Brass D label 

29” x 72” x 17 1/2”, open depth is 35” 

$1,500–2,000 


dunbAR 

Bench, Berne, IN, 1960s 

Lacquered mahogany, chenille, leather 

Brass label 

17” x 23” sq. 

$1,400–1,800 

509: bAKER fuRnituRE inc. 

Pair of benches, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany, wool, 

brass casters 

Fabric labels 

15 1/2” x 23” sq. 

$2,000–3,000 


dunbAR 


Sculpted mahogany, upholstery 

Unmarked 

28” x 90” x 32 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 

511: StYLE of EdwARd woRmLEY 

Cabinet, USA, 1950s 

Brazilian rosewood, glazed tile, gilt wood, 

frosted glass 

Unmarked 

23” x 108” x 18 1/2” 

$5,000–7,000 



dunbAR 

Dining table and six chairs, four side-, two arm-, 

Berne, IN, 1940s 

Bleached mahogany and walnut, vinyl 

Unmarked 

Dining table: 29” x 52 1/2” x 40 1/2”, two leaves: 24”, 

side chairs: 33” x 22” x 23”, arm chairs: 34” x 27” x 24” 

$2,500–3,500 


dunbAR 

Adjustable rocking chaise, Berne, IN, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered ash, brass, cane 

Unmarked 

As shown: 37” x 21” x 68” 

$4,000–6,000 


dunbAR 

Dining table and six chairs, two arm-, four side-, Berne, IN, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany and ash, rosewood, upholstery 

Brass D label to dining table, paper label on leaf crate 

Dining table: 30” x 66 1/4” x 44 1/4”, armchairs: 37 1/2” x 24” x 21 1/2”, 

side chairs: 37” x 21 1/2” x 23”, two leaves: 24” 


$4,000–6,000 



dunbAR 

Pair of occasional tables, Berne, IN, 

1940s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany 


22” x 27 1/2” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 


dunbAR 

Pair of cabinets, Berne, IN, 1940s 


leather 

Enameled green metal label 

32” x 48” x 14” 

$3,000–5,000 

517: hAnSEn Lighting co. 

Floor lamp, New York, 1960s 

Crystal, brass, linen, two sockets 

Manufacturer’s stamp to base and 

diffusers 


$1,500–2,000 

518: hAnSEn Lighting co. 

Floor lamp, New York, 1960s 

Crystal, brass, linen, two sockets 

Manufacturer’s stamp to base and 

diffusers 


$1,500–2,000 


dunbAR 

Pair of open bookshelves, Berne, IN, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany, leather, glass 

Unmarked 

58 1/2” x 70” x 12 3/4” 

$6,000–8,000 


520: cEdRic hARtmAn (b. 1929) 

Pair of table lamps, Omaha, NE, 1980s 


Signed and numbered 

14 1/2” x 14” x 18” 

$3,000–4,000 


Articulated floor lamps, Omaha, NE, 1980s 

Brass, acrylic, plastic, single sockets 

Stamped signature 

As shown: 29 1/2” x 11” x 13” 

$2,500–3,500 


Counterbalance desk lamp, Omaha, NE, 1990s 

Chromed steel, acrylic, single socket 


As shown: 16” x 26” x 6” 

$2,000–3,000 


Pair of floor lamps, Omaha, NE, 1980s 



As shown: 37 1/2” x 13” x 11” 

$1,800–2,400 

524: K.E.m. wEbER (1889 - 1963) 

Armchair, USA, ca. 1929 

Lacquered maple, linen 

Unmarked 

28” x 23 1/2” x 25 1/2” 

Note: Commissioned for the 

Biltmore Hotel, Arizona 

$5,000–7,000 

525: K.E.m. wEbER (1889 - 1963) 

LLoYd mAnufActuRing co. 

Triple band sofa, USA, ca. 1934 

Chromed steel, leatherette, maple 

Unmarked 

33” x 78 1/2” x 43” 

$2,500–3,500 


526: wALtER von nESSEn (Attr.) (1889 - 1943) 

Tiered side table, USA, 1920s 

Aluminum, Bakelite, ebonized wood 

Unmarked 

27” x 15” 

$3,000–4,000 

528: AmERicAn 

Pair of tiered side tables, USA, 1920s 

Burl wood, silvered mahogany 

Unmarked 

26 1/4” x 17” x 12 1/4” 

$3,000–5,000 

527: KuRt vERSEn (1901 - 1997) 

vERSEn Lighting co. 

Louvered torchere, New York, 1940s 

Copper, brass, iron, single socket 

Raised number to base 

68” x 17 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

529: AndREw SZoEKE (1916 - 1999) 


Walnut and mixed woods marquetry 

Manufacturer’s metal label 

40” x 76” 20” 


$4,000–6,000

530: giLbERt RohdE (1894 - 1944) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Coffee table, Zeeland, MI, 1940s 

East Indian laurel, walnut, matte-chromed steel 

Metal retailer label, stenciled numbers 

16” x 43” x 18” 

$3,000–4,000 

531: giLbERt RohdE (1894 - 1944) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Pair of bookcases (nos. 3634 and 3632), Zeeland, MI, 1940s 

East Indian laurel, birch, lacquered wood 

Unmarked 

39” x 32” x 11” 

$3,000–4,000 

532: AuStRiAn 

Floor lamp, Austria, 1920s 

Oak, ebony, ivory, copper, two sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 67” x 21” dia., base: 15 1/2” dia. 


$4,500–6,500 

533: giLbERt RohdE (1894 - 1944) (Attr.) 

mutuAL SunSEt Lighting co 

Rare floor lamp, USA, 1940s 

Enameled and chromed steel, Bakelite, paper shades, two 

sockets 

Molded MSLC3901 

35 1/2” x 25” x 12” 

$5,000–7,000

534: oScAR bAch (1884 - 1957) 

Adjustable floor lamp, New York, 1920s 

Iron, patinated iron, brass, parchment, single socket 

As shown: 60” x 21” x 11” 

$3,000–5,000 

535: oScAR bAch (1884 - 1957) 

Cigar box, New York, 1920s 

Bronze, cedar, enamel 

No visible mark 

4 3/4” x 11” x 6 1/2” 

$850–1,250 

536: oScAR bAch (1884 - 1957) 

Fire poker, New York, 1920s 

Wrought iron, brass 

Stamped, Pat Pending Oscar Bach 

33” x 6” 

$800–1,200 

537: gRoSfELd houSE 

Pair of armchairs, USA, 1940s 

Mahogany, acrylic, upholstery 

Unmarked 

41” x 23” x 22 1/2” 

$5,000–7,000 


538: PAuL fRAnKL (1886 - 1958) 

JohnSon fuRnituRE co 

Nightstand, Grand Rapids, MI, 1940s 

Lacquered cork and mahogany, aluminum 


24” x 24” x 18” 

$1,000–1,500 

539: PAuL fRAnKL (1886 - 1958) 


Coffee table, Grand Rapids, MI, 1940s 

Enameled cork, stained and lacquered 

mahogany 

Unmarked 

14 1/4” x 40” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 

540: gRoSfELd houSE 


Stained and lacquered mahogany, tooled 

leather, glass, acrylic 

Unmarked 

34” x 66” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

541: PAuL fRAnKL (1886 - 1958) 


Cabinet, Grand Rapids, MI, 1940s 

Lacquered cork and mahogany, brass 


32 1/2” x 72” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

542: PAuL fRAnKL (1886 - 1958) 


Pair of cabinets, Grand Rapids, MI,1940s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany, lacquered cork, brass, glass 

Stenciled numbers and branded 

Each: 84” x 42” x 22” 

$3,000–5,000 


543: PAuL fRAnKL (1886 - 1958) 


Dining table and six chairs, two-arm, four side-, Grand Rapids, MI, 1940s 

Lacquered cork and mahogany, upholstery 

Stenciled numbers to table, chairs unmarked 

Table: 29” x 72” x 42”, two leaves: 11 1/2”, armchairs: 33 1/2” x 25 1/2” x 23”, 

side chairs: 33 1/2” x 20” x 22” 

$3,000–5,000 

544: fRAnciSco bARon (1931 - 2006) 

Two-part bull sculpture, Spain, 1960s 

Patinated bronze, brass 

Signed Baron, 4/7 

20 1/4” x 28 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 


545: fELiciAno bEJAR (1920 - 2007) 

Large Magiscope sculpture, Mexico, 

1989 

Cut glass, reclaimed steel, 

automotive parts 


On base: 78 1/2” x 32” 

$2,000–3,000 


Two Magiscope sculptures, Mexico, 

1981 and 1983 




Both 34” x 14” dia. 

$1,800–2,400 


Magiscope sculpture, Mexico, 1986 




On base: 50” x 14” 

$1,500–2,000 

548: gREg nAngLE (b. 1973) 

Sculpture, “The Lights Went Out, The Candles Burned All 

Night,” Philadelphia, 2013 

Cast bronze, cast glass, steel 


Sculpture: 57” x 13” x 14”, with base: 71” h. 

$1,500–2,000 

550: John mc quEEn (b. 1943) 

Abstract tree bark sculpture, Alfred Station, NY 

Stitched tree bark 

Unmarked 

19” x 21” x 10” 

$2,000–3,000 

549: tEd RAndALL (1914 - 1985) 

Verdigris-patinated bronze nude sculpture with lute, 

Alfred, NY 

58” x 21” x 8” 

$2,000–3,000 


551: cLAYton whitEhouSE (b. 1936) 

Brass three-piece kinetic sculpture, 

Florida, 1993 


As shown: 12” x 9 1/4” x 8” 

$1,000–1,500 

553: mAthiAS goERitZ (1915 - 1990) 

Abstract sculpture, Mexico, 1980s 

Torch-cut steel, reclaimed objects, gilding 

Welded signature 

52 1/2” x 26 1/2” x 8” 

$1,500–2,000 

552: mARcELLo fAntoni (b. 1915) 

Sculpture, Italy, 1950s 

Welded steel, patinated copper 

Painted Fantoni Italy 

26” x 23 1/2” x 8 1/2” 

$1,200–1,800 

554: biLL undERhiLL (b. 1933) 

Two bronze wall-hanging sculptures, “Skein,” USA, 1989 

One signed and dated 

4” x 12” x 12 1/2” 

$1,000–1,500 

555: dALE chihuLY (b. 1941) 

Five-piece Seaform glass group, “Pink Seaform with White 

Wraps,” Seattle, WA, 1984 


Largest: 6” x 18” x 14 1/2” 

Complete with original paperwork. 

$8,000–12,000 


556: dAntE mARioni (b. 1964) 

Large, blown glass Whopper vase, lilac and 

green with yellow lip, USA, 1991 


28 1/2” x 9 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 

557: dAntE mARioni (b. 1964) 

Large, blown glass Whopper vase, blue and 

yellow with red lip, USA, 1991 


28 1/4” x 10” 

$4,000–6,000 


558: KLAuS moJE (b. 1936) 

Mosaic bowl, Australia, 2003 

Fused and slumped glass 

Etched signature and date 

2 1/2” x 12 1/2” sq. 

$4,500–6,500 

559: tomAS hLAvicKA (b. 1950) 

Large laminated glass bowl with gold and silver leaf, 

Prague, 2012 


4 1/2” x 19” x 15” 

$4,000–6,000 


560: thERmAn StAtom (b. 1953) 

Ladder sculpture, Omaha, NE 

Blown, painted, and assembled glass 

Unmarked 

74” x 16” x 2 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 

Vladimir Prochazka (b. 1947) 

Born in 1947 in the Czech Republic, Vladimir Prochazka is a renowned artist who builds and sculpts in glass. Prochazka studied 

at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague and, not long after graduating, was at work designing glass sculptures 

and fountains for numerous public and private buildings in the Czech Republic. His art – whether expressed as fountains, ceilings, 

lighting fixtures or sculptures – plays on traditional forms in a completely unexpected medium. His finest creations, such as the 

luminous glass bridges at the Czech House of Parliament (declared a National Cultural Monument), evoke grandeur and inspire 

wonder alike. Lot 561 exemplifies Prochazka’s skill with cast glass. The artist deftly manipulates a solid, heavy monolith so that the 

viewer sees a weightless, graceful orb. Prochazka continues to live and work in the Czech Republic, and his creations have won both 

the gold (2004) and silver (2001) medals at The International Exhibition of Glass in Japan. 

561: vLAdimiR PRochAZKA (b. 1947) 

Frosted and cast glass sculpture, “Emerald,” 

Czech Republic, 2000s 

Unmarked 

25 1/2” x 4 3/4” 

Note: Certificate of authenticity available. 

$10,000–15,000 


562: fRAntiSEK viZnER (b. 1936) 

Cast glass sculpture, Czech Republic, 2010 


3/4” x 8 1/2” sq. 

$2,000–3,000 

564: SonJA bLomdAhL (b. 1952) 

Large Incalmo glass vessel, Seattle 

Signed Sonja B10690 

10” x 10” 

$1,500–2,000 

563: PAvEL SAtRAPA (b. 1964) 

Untitled, two-part sculpture, Czech 

Republic, 1993 

Optical glass 


Each: 19 1/4” x 4” x 2 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

565: RichARd RittER (b. 1940) 

Three framed glass murrine book-matched plaques, 

Bakersville, NC, 1993 

All signed and dated 

Plaques: 3” x 3 3/4” each, frames: 7 1/2” x 8” 

$1,500–2,000 

566: Jon Kuhn (b. 1949) 

Large sculpture, “Purple Dusk,” 

Winston-Salem, NC, 1992 

Internally decorated laminated 

glass 

Signed, titled, and dated 

15 1/2” x 10 3/4” x 5 1/4” 

$4,000–6,000 


568: miLES vAn REnSSELAER 

Sculpture, “Jari Jari Gelas [Glass Fingers] I: Left Retro Slider,” 

New Jersey, 2013 

Cast bronze, hot-cast glass 

21” x 6” x 12” 

Provenance: The artist 

$2,500–3,500 

567: Jon Kuhn (b. 1949) 

Sculpture with hearts, Winston-Salem, NC, 1993 

Internally decorated laminated glass 

Signed and dated with dedication 

7 1/2” x 5 1/2” sq. 

$2,500–3,500 

569: miLES vAn REnSSELAER 

Sculpture, “Jari-Jari Gelas [Glass Fingers] III: Double Blown 

Variation,” New Jersey, 2012 

Cast bronze, blown glass 


10 1/4” x 15” 


$2,000–3,000 

570: Lino tAgLiAPiEtRA (b. 1934) 

EffEtRE intERnAtionALE 

Saturno sculpture, Italy, 1987 

Internally decorated glass, enameled iron 

Signed, dated and numbered 33/100, with Ogetti label 

On stand: 25” x 23 1/2” x 10” 

$3,000–5,000 

571: hiRoShi YAmAno (b. 1956) 

Three-piece sculpture, “China Turbo #4,” from the East to 

West Series, 1999 

Blown and etched glass, foil overlay 


As shown: 9 1/2” x 16” x 9” 

$2,250–3,250 


572: JAcquES AdnEt (1901 - 1984) 

Pair of armchairs, France, 1950s 

Stitched leather, brass 

Unmarked 

35 1/2” x 26” x 30” 

$6,500–8,500 

573: StYLE of JAcquES AdnEt 

Daybed, France, 1940s 

Cerused oak, enameled steel, wool, leather 

25” x 63” x 32” 

$7,500–9,500 


574: fREnch 

Console table, France, 1930s 

Wrought iron, marble 

Unmarked 

36 3/4” x 43 1/4” x 12” 

$4,000–6,000 

575: JEAn RoYERE (1902 - 1981) 

Adjustable floor lamp, France, 1950s 

Wrought iron, linen shade 

Unmarked 

As shown: 70” x 20” 

$2,500–3,500 

576: JEAn RoYERE (1902 - 1981) 


Stained and lacquered oak, upholstery 

Unmarked 

40” x 20” x 23” 

$10,000–15,000 


577: JAcquES AdnEt (1901 - 1984) 

Coffee table, France, 1950s 

Enameled wrought iron, glazed ceramic tiles 

Unmarked 

18” x 24” x 46” 

$1,500–2,500 

578: JAcquES AdnEt (Attr.) (1901 - 1984) 

Floor lamp, France, 1960s 

Brass, leather, linen, single socket 

Unmarked 

70” x 21” 

$2,000–3,000 

579: JAcquES AdnEt (1901 - 1984) 

Side chair, France, 1960s 

Leather, brass 

Unmarked 

33” x 20” x 23” 


$1,800–2,000 

580: fREnch 

Coffee table, France 

Patinated wrought iron, brass, milk glass 

Unmarked 

17 1/2” x 84” x 19” 

$2,000–3,000

581: JAcquES AdnEt (1901 - 1984) 


Bamboo, leather, brass, glass 

Unmarked 

18 1/2” x 37 1/2” x 16 1/2” 

$5,500–7,500 

582: no Lot 

583: JAcquES AdnEt (1901 - 1984) 

Two adjustable desk lamps, France, 1950s 

Stitched leather, brass, single socket 

Unmarked 

18” x 7” x 9” 


$6,500–7,500

584: fREnch 

Pair of floor lamps, France, 1950s 

Brass, linen, single sockets 

Unmarked 

74” x 18 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

586: fREnch 

Pair of adjustable floor lamps, 

France, 1950s 

Brass, enameled steel, linen, two sockets 

Unmarked 

As shown: 65” x 18”, base: 13” dia. 

$3,000–5,000 

585: coLEttE guEdEn (1905 - 2000) 

JAcquES LigniER 


Glazed ceramic, enameled steel 

Signed in tile 

20” x 64 3/4” x 24 3/4” 

$2,000–3,000 

587: RogER cAPRon (1922 - 2006) 

Tiled coffee table, France, 1960s 

Glazed terra-cotta, enameled steel 


15 1/4” x 35” dia. 

$1,200–1,800 

588: LouiS Sognot (Attr.) (1892 - 1970) 

Pair of reclining lounge chairs, France, 1930s 

Chromed steel, Mahram neoprene 

Unmarked 

Upright: 34” x 26 1/2” x 35”, reclined: 33 1/2” x 26 1/2” x 46” 

$12,000–18,000 


589: JAcquES quinEt (Attr.) (1918 - 1992) 

Tiered cart, France, 1960s 

Bronze, glass, antiqued mirrored glass, plastic, 

casters 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 28” x 16” 

$3,000–4,000 

591: ALbERt StEinER 

Pair of side chairs, France, 1950s 

Chromed steel, leather 

Metal labels 

30” x 22” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

590: fREnch 

Pair of single-drawer nightstands, France, 1960s 

Polished brass, tinted mirrored glass 

Unmarked 

20” x 17 3/4” x 17 3/4” 

$1,800–2,500 

592: fELiX AgoStini (1912 - 1974) 

Abstract gilt-bronze sculpture, 

France, 1960s 

Signed 

19 1/2” x 4” 

$2,500–3,500 

593: RAPhAEL RAffEL 

St. gobAin 


Textured cobalt glass, bronze 

Unmarked 

20” x 44” dia. 

Publication: For a similar example see Bloch-Champfort, ed., 

Raphael Decorateur (2002), p. 101. 

$6,000–8,000 


594: StYLE of JEAn michEL fRAnK 

Cabinet, France, 1940s 

Cerused oak, parchment 

Stamped CD 

39 1/2” x 63” x 18” 

$3,000–4,000 

595: StYLE of AndRE ARbuS 

Pair of single-drawer nightstands, France, 1940s 

Oak, brass 

Unmarked 

19 3/4” x 22” x 16” 

$3,500–5,500 

596: mAXimE oLd (Attr.) (1910 - 1991) 

Cabinet, France, 1950s 

Mahogany, oak, shagreen, brass 

Unmarked 

37” x 86 1/2” x 20” 

$5,000–7,000 


597: StYLE of REnE gAbRiEL 


White oak, leather 

Unmarked 

31” x 26” x 31” 

$3,000–4,000 

598: AndRE SoRnAY (Attr.) 

Pair of Cubist chairs, France, 1950s 

Mahogany, leather, patinated brass 

Unmarked 

37” x 20 1/2” x 22” 

$3,000–4,000 

599: LouiS Sognot (Attr.) (1892 - 1970) 

Pair of benches, France, 1950s 

Beech, nylon-wrapped cord 

Unmarked 

15 1/4” x 17 3/4” x 13 3/4” 

$3,000–4,000 

600: fREnch 

Day bed, 1920s 

Birch, rosewood, maple burl, shagreen, hammered and 

patinated steel, linen 

Unmarked 

29” x 44 1/2” x 87” 

$3,500–5,500 

601: fREnch 

Andiron, France, 1930s 

Chromed and enameled steel 

Unmarked 

5” x 21” x 20 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

602: JAcquES AdnEt (Attr.) (1901 - 1984) 

Chandelier, France, 1950s 

Nickeled brass, crystal, four sockets 

Unmarked 

To canopy: 22” x 17 1/2” dia. 

$2,500–3,500 


603: fREnch 

Pair of seahorse sconces, France, 1940s 

Bronze, paper shades, single sockets 

Illegible manufacturer’s stamp 

12” x 8” x 7” 

$3,000–5,000 

604: fREnch 

Pair of sconces, 1960s 

Patinated brass, parchment, single sockets 

Unmarked 

13” x 5 1/2” x 7 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 

605: chARLES Et fiLS 

Pair of rooster sconces, France, 1960s 

Brass, gilt brass, chromed steel, two sockets 

Stamped 

14 1/2” x 9 3/4” x 3 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 



Pair of sconces, France, 1960s 

Patinated brass, linen shades, two sockets 

Unmarked 

19” x 12 1/2” x 4 1/2” 

$3,500–5,500 


Pair of sconces, France, 1960s 

Bronze, two sockets 

Unmarked 

24 1/2” x 8 1/2” x 5” 

$5,000–7,000 


608: cELinE LEPAgE (1882 - 1928) 

Figural glazed ceramic sculpture, “La Femme de Marrakech,” 

France, 1920s 

Several paper labels, signed C.L. at base 

29” x 8” x 8” 

$1,200–1,600 

609: wiLLY dARo 

Table lamp, France, 1970s 

Acrylic, chromed steel, agate, linen shade 

Unmarked 

24” x 10” sq. 

$2,500–3,500 


Pair of table lamps, France, 1970s 

Fossilized ammonite snails, brass, two sockets, paper shades 

Unmarked 

Overall: 22 1/2” x 20” x 11”, base only: 22” x 10” x 8” 

$4,000–6,000 


Fine sculptural table lamp, France, 1970s 

Patinated brass, agate 

Stamped logo 

15 1/4” x 7 1/4” x 6” 

$7,000–9,000 


612: JindRich hALAbALA (1903 - 1978) 

Pair of lounge chairs, Czechoslovakia, 1940s 

Stained and lacquered beech, wool 

Unmarked 

29” x 28 1/2” x 38” 

$5,000–7,000 

613: REnE gAbRiEL (1899 - 1950) 

Pair of lounge chairs, France, 1940s 

Cerused oak, canvas 

Stamped signatures 

31 1/2” x 25 1/2” x 32 1/2” 

$7,000–9,000 


614: R & Y AugouSti 

Three vases, Paris/The Philippines, 1990s 

Bamboo, snakeskin, resin 

All stamped 

Tallest 16 1/4” x 4 1/2” 

$800–1,000 


Basket, Paris/The Philippines, 1990s 

Bamboo, wood, resin 

Stamped 

12” x 8 1/4” sq. 

$700–900 

616: chRiStiAn LiAigRE 

hoLLY hunt 

Pair of stained oak occasional tables, New York, 1990s 

Unmarked 

17 1/4” x 11” sq. 

$1,500–2,000 


“Delilah” desk and bench, France, 1990s 

Bamboo, resin, mahogany, glass 

Brass label to both 

Vanity: 33 1/2” x 38 1/2” x 18 3/4”, 

bench: 20” x 20” x 16” 


$3,000–5,000 

618: AftER PAbLo PicASSo (1881-1973) 

Four-panel room divider after “Girl Before 

a Mirror,” 1980s 

Lacquered transfer print and aniline-dyed 

veneers 

Unmarked 

69 1/2” x 76” 

$1,500–2,000

619: PAuL LEgEARd 


Stainless steel, glass 

Unmarked 

10 1/2” x 47 1/4” x 23 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

621: oLiviER mouRguE (b. 1939) 

AiRboRnE intERnAtionAL 

Bouloum chaise, France, 1970s 

Gel-coated fiberglass 

Unmarked 

23 1/2” x 58” x 24” 

$1,500–2,000 

620: boRiS tAbAcoff (1927 - 1985) 

J. ESquivE 

Mantel clock, France, 1970s 

Acrylic, painted metal 

Marked B. Tabacoff/J. Esquive Paris 

14” x 8 1/2” x 7” 

$800–1,200 

622: RAYmond LoEwY (1893 - 1986) 

comPAgniE d’ESthEtiquE 

induStRiELLE 

DF2000 eight-drawer valet chest, France, 1970s 

Acrylic, laminate, casters 

Marked BF2000 Made in France 

42” x 20” x 21” 

$1,800–2,400 

624: hEnRiK thoR-LARSEn (b. 1932) 

Ovalia chair, Sweden, des. 1968 

Gel-coated fiberglass, aluminum, stretch upholstery 

Unmarked 

50 1/2” x 36” dia. 

$2,000–3,000 

623: PiERRE PAuLin (1927 - 2009) 

ARtifoRt 

Six Tulip chairs, Netherlands, 1960s 

Enameled plastic and metal, chromed steel, vinyl 

Unmarked 

29” x 27” x 24” ea. 

$3,500–5,500 

625: ib ARbERg 

Parrot chair, Sweden, 1970s 

Enameled and chromed steel, upholstery 

Unmarked 

64” x 36” x 48” 

$2,500–3,500 


626: PiERRE giRAudon (Attr.) (b. 1923) 


Fractured resin, brass, single socket, linen shade 

Unmarked 

Base: 17’ x 4” sq. 

$1,000–1,500 

627: REmY LEtAng 

Pair of table lamps, France, 1960s 

Plastic, nickeled brass, laminated wood, single sockets 

Stamped LETANG REMY 

19” x 10” x 6” 

$1,500–2,000 

628: PiERRE cARdin (Attr.) (b. 1922) 


Brass, enamel, fabric shade, single socket 

Paper Made in France label 

Overall: 26 1/4” x 16 3/4” sq. 

$1,000–1,500 

629: mAX SAuZE (b. 1933) 

Pair of reticulated table lamps, France, 1970s 

Stainless steel, vinyl, single sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 25 1/2” x 12” sq. 


$3,000–4,000 

630: PhiLiPPE bARbiER 

Floor lamp, France, 1970s 

Matte chromed steel, linen, three sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 65 1/2” x 16”, base: 8” sq. 

$3,000–4,000 

631: mAX SAuZE (b. 1933) 

Reticulated floor lamp, France, 1970s 

Stainless steel, vinyl, single socket 

Unmarked 

Overall: 59 1/2” x 16” sq. 

$2,500–3,500

632: PiERRE guARichE (1926 - 1995) 

Counterbalance floor lamp, France, 1950s 

Enameled steel, brass, linen, two sockets 

Unmarked 

As shown: 69” x 54” x 13 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 

633: PiERRE guARichE (1926 - 1995) 

Counterbalance floor lamp, France, 1950s 

Brass, vellum, two sockets 

Unmarked 

As shown: 74” x 49” x 19” 

$5,000–7,000 


634: PiERRE JEAnnEREt (1896 - 1967) 

Six V-Leg chairs from the Chandigarh administrative 

buildings, France/India, 1950s 

Teak, cane, upholstery 

Unmarked 

32” x 20” x 22 1/2” 

Publication: Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret: The Indian 

Adventure, Design-Art-Architecture, Touchaleaume and 

Moreau 

$8,000–10,000 



Two lounge chairs from the Chandigarh Administrative 

Buildings, France/India, ca. 1957 

Teak, woven wicker, upholstery 

Unmarked 

30 1/2” x 20 3/4” x 28” 



Moreau 

$7,000–9,000 


Desk and chair from the Chandigarh Administrative 

Buildings, France/India, ca. 1957 

Indian rosewood, teak, leather, woven cane, upholstery 

Unmarked 

Desk: 27 3/4” x 48” x 32 3/4”, chair: 27” x 20” x 22” 



Moreau, pg. 200-201 

$7,000–9,000 



Writing chair from Chandigarh, 

France/India, ca. 1960 

Teak, cane, upholstery 

Painted markings 

32” x 22” x 25” 

Publication: Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret: 

The Indian Adventure, Design-Art-Architecture, 

Touchaleaume and Moreau, pg. 562 

$2,000–3,000 


Teak dining table from Chandigarh, 

France/India, ca. 1955 

Unmarked 

27 1/2” x 60” x 36” 

Publication: Le Corbusier Pierre Jeanneret: 

The Indian Adventure, Design-Art-Architecture, 

Touchaleaume and Moreau 

$4,000–6,000 

640: AftER JEAn-michEL bASquiAt (1960 - 1988) 

Woven wool tapestry, “Cabeza,” after 1984 

Unmarked 

77” x 58” 

$1,500–2,500 

639: EdwARd fiELdS 

Sculpted pile wool area rug, “Soft Shells,” 

Long Island, NY, 1970s 

Fabric label 

146” x 107” 

$3,500–5,500 

641: EStELLE LAvERnE (1915 - 1997) 

Painting, “Big Little Man,” New York 

Oil on canvas 

Signed and titled 

41” x 33” 

$2,000–3,000 


642: AftER ALEXAndER cALdER (1898 - 1976) 

bon ARt 

Maguey fiber tapestry, “Sun,” Guatemala, 1974 

Embroidered CA 74, copyright, edition 84/100, fabric Bon Art 

labels 

48” x 72” 

$2,500–3,500 


bon ARt 

Maguey fiber tapestry, “Moon,” Guatemala, 1975 

Embroidered CA 75, copyright, 27/100, fabric label 

72” x 98” 

$4,000–6,000 


bon ARt 

Maguey fiber tapestry, “Balloons,” Guatemala, 1975 

Embroidered CA 75 

48” x 69” 

$2,500–3,500 


bon ARt 

Maguey fiber tapestry, “Floating circles,” Guatemala, 1974 

Embroidered CA 74, 37/100, fabric label 

50” x 72” 

$2,500–3,500 


646: giLbERt PoRtAniER (b. 1926) 

Set of twelve plates, each with a different hand-painted 

erotic scene, Vallauris, France 

All signed Portanier 

10 3/4” dia. ea. 

All pictured online 

$1,750–2,250 

648: JEAn coctEAu (1889 - 1963) 

AtELiER mAdELinE JoLLY 

Glazed ceramic plate, “La Belle Bleue,” 

Villefranche, France, 1958 

Signed, dated and numbered 4/20 

12 1/4” 

$1,000–1,500 

647: wELL hAbicht (1884 - 1966) 

Pair of glazed ceramic foxes, Darmstadt, Germany, 1920s 

Both signed 

6 1/2” x 6” x 4 3/4” 

$1,000–1,500 

649: chARLES cAttEAu (1880 - 1966) 

boch fRERES 

Tall crackleware vase with stags, Belgium, 1920s 

Black Catteau stamp and black circular Boch Freres stamp 

12” x 7 1/2” 

$1,000–1,500 

650: PAbLo PicASSo (1881 - 1973) 

mAdouRA 

Tall glazed earthenware pitcher, “Flower Women (Femmes 

Fleurs),” France, 1948 

Inscribed EDITION PICASSO 116/175 MADOURA R152, 

stamped EDITION PICASSO MADOURA PLEIN FEU 

13 1/2” x 12” 

Publication: Alain Ramie, Picasso: Catalogue of the edited 

ceramic works 1947-1971, 1988, p. 41 

$18,500–22,500 


651: PAbLo PicASSo (1881 - 1973) 

mAdouRA 

Glazed earthenware wall plaque, “Scène de Plage,” France, 

1956 

Stamped MADOURA PLEIN FEU EMPREINTE ORIGINALE DE 

PICASSO 

10” dia. 

Publication: Alain Ramie, Picasso: Catalogue of the Edited 

Ceramic Works 1947-1971, 1988, p. 201 

$3,000–4,000 

652: PAbLo PicASSo (1881 - 1973) 

mAdouRA 

Red earthenware charger, “Jacqueline’s Profile (Profil de 

Jacqueline),” France, 1956 

Stamped MADOURA PLEIN FEU EMPREINTE ORIGINALE DE 

PICASSO, numbered 3/100 

15 1/2” dia. 

Publication: Alain Ramie, Picasso: Catalogue of the edited 

ceramic works 1947-1971, 1988, p. 158 

$5,000–7,500 


653: dEmEtRE chiPARuS (1886 - 1947) 

Sculpture, “Egyptian Dancer,” France, 1920s 

Patinated and cold-painted bronze, marble 

Signed 

28 1/2” x 10” x 6” 

Provenance: Christie’s, New York, March 2012, Lot 109 

$10,000–15,000 

654: EJvind A. JohAnSSon (b. 1923) 

Ludvig PontoPPidAn 

Sofa, Denmark, ca. 1948 

Mahogany, wool, canvas 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 65 1/2” x 33” 

Provenance: Original owner 

$6,000–8,000 


655: PREbEn fAbRiciuS (1931 - 1984) 

JøRgEn KASthoLm (1931 - 2007) 

ivAn SchLEchtER 

Pair of Scimitar chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, felt 

Metal labels 

27 1/4” x 32 3/4” x 25” 

$10,000–15,000 



ivAn SchLEchtER 

Pair of Scimitar chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, felt 

Metal labels 

27 1/4” x 32 3/4” x 25” 

$10,000–15,000 


657: PouL KJAERhoLm (1929 - 1980) 

E. KoLd chRiStEnSEn 

Six PK9 chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, leather 

All chairs stamped with E. Kold Christiansen logo, Denmark 

30” x 22” x 23” 

$15,000–20,000 


658: dAniSh 

Pair of tray tables, 1960s 

Pewter, rosewood 

Stamped Varna 

13 1/2” x 16” 

$1,200–1,800 

660: ERiK hogLund (Attr.) (1932 - 1998) 

Ten strands of zodiac-pattern medallions, Sweden, 1960s 

Glass, metal 

Unmarked 

Each medallion: 3 1/2” dia., each strand: 39 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 



ALfREd KiLL 

Occasional table, Denmark, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, marble 

Unmarked 

18 1/2” x 25” x 25” 

$1,400–1,800 



Candelabrum PK-101, Denmark, 1950s 

Matte chromed steel 

Stamped DENMARK 

45” x 14” 

$2,500–3,500 



Lounge chair (PK 20), Denmark, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, leather 


35 1/2” x 32” x 29” 

$5,500–7,500 


663: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

niELS voddER 

Pair of lounge chairs (ND-53), Denmark, 1950s 

Teak, enameled brass, suede 

Unmarked 

29” x 28 1/2” x 30” 

$6,000–8,000 

664: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

niELS voddER 

Pair of lounge chairs (ND-53), Denmark, 1950s 

Teak, enameled brass, suede 

Unmarked 

29” x 28 1/2” x 30” 

$6,000–8,000 


665: PouL hEnningSEn 

(1894 - 1967) 

LouiS PouLSEn 

Artichoke chandelier, 

Denmark, 2000s 

Enameled aluminum, chromed steel, 

plastic 

Manufacturer’s label 

Body: 28” x 28”, to canopy: 54” 

$3,000–4,000 

666: PouL hEnningSEn 

(1894 - 1967) 

LouiS PouLSEn 

Artichoke chandelier, 


Enameled aluminum, chromed steel, 

plastic 


Body: 28” x 28”, to canopy: 54” 

$3,000–4,000 

667: hAnS wEgnER (1914 - 2007) 

ERiK JøRgEnSEn 

Ox lounge chair, Denmark, 1960/1999 

Leather, matte-chromed steel 


34” x 38” x 28” 

$5,000–7,000 


668: Edmund SPEncE 

Pair of nightstands, Sweden, 1950s 

Quilted maple 

Stenciled marks 

24” x 22” x 18” ea. 

$2,500–3,500 


Pair of curved nightstands, Sweden, 1950s 

Figured walnut 

Stenciled markings 

23” x 26 1/2” x 17” 

$3,000–4,000 


Curved double dresser, Sweden, 1950s 



34” x 78 1/2” x 24” 


$4,000–5,000 


Curved dresser, Sweden, 1950s 



Overall: 47” x 44 1/2” x 24” 

$3,000–4,000

672: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

fRAncE And SonS 

Set of six Diplomat chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Rosewood, leather 

Metal labels, stamped signatures 

32 1/2” x 27 1/2” x 25 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

673: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

bAKER 

Chieftain chair, USA/Denmark, 1980s 

Stained ash, wool 

Unmarked 

37” x 39 1/2” x 34” 

$3,000–4,000 

674: KAi KRiStiAnSEn (b. 1929) 

Draw-leaf dining table and eight chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Rosewood, upholstery 

Unmarked 

Dining table: 28” x 57” x 35”, two leaves: 21”, 

chairs: 29 1/2” x 21” x 22” 

Provenance: R Gallery, NYC 

$5,000–7,000 


675: ib Kofod-LARSEn (1921 - 2003) 

SELig 

Lounge chair and ottoman, Denmark, 1960s 

Stained and lacquered beech, upholstery 

Unmarked 

Chair: 28 1/2” x 31 1/2” x 31”, ottoman: 15” x 25 1/2” x 18 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

677: iLLum wiKKELSø (1919 - 1999) 

Coffee table, Denmark, 1960s 

Stained and lacquered teak, glass 

Unmarked 

19 1/2” x 47” x 37” 

$1,200–1,800 

676: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

fRAncE And SonS 

Teak coffee table, Denmark, 1960s 

Metal label 

17 1/2” x 57” x 21” 

$1,200–1,800 


SELig 

Rocker and lounge chair, Denmark, 1960s 

Sculpted teak, wool 

Metal labels 

Rocking chair: 37” x 32” x 36”, lounge chair: 36” x 29” x 35” 

$1,800–2,400 

679: PAAvo tYnELL (1890 - 1973) 

tAito oY 

Pair of tall table lamps, Finland, 1950s 

Brass, four sockets 

Both stamped OY TAITO A/TT/526/MADE IN 

FINLAND 

25 1/2” x 10” dia. 

$5,000–7,000 


680: gREtA mAgnuSSon gRoSSmAn (1906 - 1999) 

RALPh o. Smith 

Adjustable table lamp, USA, 1950s 

Enameled metal, chromed steel, single socket 

Unmarked 

As shown: 18” x 14” x 11 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

681: ARnE JAcobSEn (1902 - 1971) 

LouiS PouLSEn 

AJ adjustable floor lamp, Denmark, 1990s 

Enameled aluminum and steel, socket 


51” x 7” x 13” 

$1,800–2,400 

682: gREtA mAgnuSSon gRoSSmAn (1906 - 1999) 

RALPh o. Smith 

Adjustable floor lamp, USA, 1950s 

Enameled steel, enameled aluminum, brass, single 

socket 

Unmarked 

As shown: 49 3/4” x 14” x 14” 

$4,500–6,500 


683: mAX biLL (Attr.) (1908 - 1994) 

Table lamp, Switzerland, 1960s 

Enameled metal, painted composite, frosted glass, four 

sockets 

Unmarked 

22” x 21” dia. 

$1,500–2,000 

685: AAgE hERLow (Attr.) 

Pair of pendant fixtures, Denmark, 

1950s 

Brass, glass, single sockets 

Unmarked 

Fixture only: 14” x 5 1/2” dia. 

$1,500–2,000 

686: hAnS-AgnE JAKobSSon 

(b. 1919) 

hAnS-AgnE JAKobSSon of 

SwEdEn 

Chandelier, Sweden, 1960s 

Brass, glass, fifteen sockets 

Unmarked 


$1,800–2,400 

684: cLAESSon & bRingZEn 

Four spherical pendant fixtures, Sweden, 1960s 

Enameled metal, acrylic, brass, single sockets 

All with paper labels 

30” x 19 1/2” dia. 

$2,000–3,000 

687: hAnS-AgnE JAKobSSon 

(b. 1919) 

hAnS-AgnE JAKobSSon of 

SwEdEn 

Pair of table lamps, Sweden, 1960s 

Brass, ebonized wood, single sockets 

Paper labels to both 

Bases only: 17 1/2” x 4 1/2” x 4 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 

688: hAnS-AgnE JAKobSSon (b. 1919) 

A/b mARKARYd 

Pair of table lamps, Sweden, 1960s 

Brass, brass-plated metal, enameled brass, single sockets 

Manufacturer’s paper labels to both 

13” x 7” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 

689: PouL hEnningSEn (1894 - 1967) 

LouiS PouLSEn 

Pair of outdoor sconces (PH 4/3), Denmark, 1990s 

Copper, enameled copper, single sockets 

Manufacturer’s label to both 

12” x 17 1/2” x 19” 

$2,000–3,000 


690: mAX biLL (Attr.) (1908 - 1994) 

Floor lamp, Switzerland, 1960s 

Enameled metal, frosted glass, nine sockets 

Unmarked 

62 1/2” x 19” dia. 

$2,500–3,500 

691: KAJ fRAncK (1911 - 1989) 

nuutAJARvi 

Three smoky glass vessels, Finland, 1960s 

Tallest two signed 

Tallest: 11 1/2” 

$850–1,250 

692: ingRid AttERbERg (b. 1920) 

uPPSALA EKEbY 

Spiral floor vase, Sweden, 1950s 

Artist’s cipher/2025, ink stamp UE MADE IN SWEDEN 

32” x 9” 

$900–1,400 

693: KAY fiSKER (1893 - 1965) 

A. michELSEn 

Sterling silver pitcher, Denmark, ca. 1950 

Stamped KAY FISKER, manufacturer’s mark, STERLING 

DENMARK, 1L/RP9C 

9 1/2” x 6” 

$5,000–7,000 


694: noRd bowLEn (1909 - 2001) 

Lunt 

“Contrast” 74-piece flatware set, Greenfield, MA, 1950s 

Sterling silver, nylon 

All stamped LUNT STERLING 

In fitted box 

Complete list on www.ragoarts.com 

$2,500–3,500 

696: gEoRg JEnSEn 

Five assembled sterling silver serving pieces, two in Acorn 

pattern, three in pattern no. 42: two salad server sets and 

one tomato fork 

All with hallmarks and stamped STERLING DENMARK 

Largest: 9 1/2” x 2 1/2” 

$1,200–1,800 

695: ARnE JAcobSEn (1902 - 1971) 

A. michELSEn 

Assembled set of AJ stainless steel flatware, 97 pieces total, 


All marked, most A. Michelsen Stainless Denmark 

Complete list on www.ragoarts.com 

$1,500–2,000 

697: wERKStättE hAgEnAuER wiEn 

Hammered brass mirror, Austria, 1920s 

Stamped MADE IN AUSTRIA WERKSTATTE HAGENAUER 

WIEN, maker’s cypher 

14 3/4” x 14 1/4” 

$2,500–3,500 

698: finn JuhL (1912 - 1989) 

Cresco storage unit, Denmark, 1960s 

Rosewood, laminate, brushed steel 

Unmarked 

81 1/2” x 105 1/2” x 18 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 


699: vAtnE møbLER 

Sofa and lounge chair, Norway, 1970s 

Sculpted teak, wool 


Sofa: 29” x 73 1/2” x 31”, lounge chair: 30” x 32” x 29” 

$2,000–3,000 

700: iLLum wiKKELSø (1919 - 1999) 

KomfoRt 

Sofa and lounge chair, Norway, 1960ts 

Rosewood, upholstery 

Made in Norway label 

Sofa: 31” x 89” x 31”, chair: 31” x 28” x 31” 

$2,500–3,500 

701: ERiK chRiStEnSEn 

SLAgELSE mobELvAERK A/S 

Extension dining table and six Boomerang chairs, one arm-, 

five side-, Denmark, 1960s 

Sculpted teak, vinyl 

Two chairs with manufacturer’s labels 

Table: 29” x 78”, two leaves: 26” ea., arm: 32” x 21” x 22”, 

side: 32” x 18 3/4” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

702: KuRt øStERvig (1912 - 1986) 

K.P. møbLER 

Dining table and four chairs, Norway/Denmark, 1960s 

Teak, vinyl 

Chairs branded, dining table stamped Made in Denmark 

Table: 29” x 46 1/2” sq., two leaves: 12”, chairs: 31” x 20” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 


704: ALvAR AALto (1898 - 1976) 

Custom coat rack, Finland, ca. 1948 

Birch, brass 

Unmarked 

69” x 30 1/2” x 17” 

Provenance: Lamont Library, Harvard University 

$3,000–4,000 

703: dAniSh 

Three lounge chairs, 1950s 

Stained oak, stitched saddle leather, brass 

Unmarked 

32” x 24 1/2” x 26” 

$3,000–4,000 

705: ALvAR AALto (1898 - 1976) 

finmAR 

Cantilever chair (no. 21), Finland, 1930s 

Laminated curly birch 

Illegible ink stamp 

32 1/2” x 19” x 24” 

$1,800–2,400 

706: ARnE JAcobSEn (1902 - 1971) 

fRitZ hAnSEn 

Six Grand Prix chairs, Denmark, 1950s/60s 

Teak, beech 

Foil labels to five, remnants to one 

30 1/2” x 18” x 18” ea. 


$3,500–5,500 

707: AKSEL bEndER mAdSEn (1916 - 2000) 

EJnER LARSEn (1917 - 1987) 

wiLLY bEcK cAbinEtmAKER 

Set of eight chairs, two arm-, six side-, Denmark, 1950s 

Sculpted teak, recycled leather 

Unmarked 

Arm: 31 1/2” x 25 1/2” x 21 1/2”, side: 31” x 20 1/2” x 18 1/2” 

$4,500–6,500


fARRuP 

Rosewood tambour cabinet, Denmark, 1950s 

Danish control label 

32” x 90 1/2” x 19 1/4” 

$2,000–3,000 

709: oLE wAnSchER (1903 - 1985) 

A. J. ivERSEn SnEdKERmEStER 

Cabinet, Denmark, 1960s 

Rosewood, teak, brass 

Manufacturer’s paper label 

34” x 75” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

710: niELS o. møLLER (1920 - 1982) 

KoEfoEdS-hoRnSLEt 

Set of eight dining chairs, two arm-, six side-, Denmark, 

1970s 

Sculpted rosewood, upholstery 


Armchair: 38” x 21” x 20”, side chair: 38” x 19” x 21” 

$2,000–3,000 

711: Lovig 

Flip-top partner’s desk, Denmark, 1973 

Rosewood, brass 

Branded and dated 

Closed: 34” x 64” x 28 1/2”, open: 38” wide 

$3,000–4,000 


712: PAuL cAdoviuS 

cAdo 

Five-bay rosewood shelving system, Denmark, 1950s 

Unmarked 

94” x 158” x 19 

$4,000–6,000 

713: hAnSEn & guLdboRg 

Six-bay teak shelving system, Denmark, 1960s 

Danish control labels 

94” x 178 1/2” x 16” 

$5,000–7,000 


714: Lovig 

Teak flip-top partner’s desk, Denmark, 1970s 


Closed: 34” x 64” x 28 3/4”, open: 38” wide 

$2,500–3,500 

716: hAnS wEgnER (1914 - 2007) 

cARL hAnSEn & Son 

Set of six Wishbone chairs, Denmark, 1960s 

Oak, woven paper cord 

All branded 

28 1/2” x 21 1/4” x 20” 

$1,500–2,000 

715: hAnS wEgnER (1914 - 2007) 

A.P. StoLEn 

Tall bench, Denmark, 1950s 

Teak, wool 

Ink stamped 

20 1/2” x 27 3/4” x 16” 

$2,000–3,000 

717: AndREAS chRiStEnSEn 

Upright piano (no. 12028), Denmark, 

1960s 

Teak, brass, plastic 


43” x 50 3/4” x 19 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 

718: hAnSEn & guLdboRg 

Three-bay teak shelving system, Denmark, 

1960s 

Branded HG Furniture on back 

79” x 108” x 20” 

$2,500–3,500 


719: bRAZiLiAn 

Pair of three-paneled screens, 1990s 

Mixed hardwoods, masonite, leather 

Unmarked 

Overall: 69” x 88 1/2” x 1 1/2”, each panel: 29 1/2” wide 

$1,500–2,000 

720: SERgio RodRiguES (b. 1927) 

ocA 

721: bRAZiLiAn 

Jacaranda sliding-door cabinet, 1990s 

Unmarked 

28 1/4” x 60” x 18” 

$2,000–3,000 

Kilin chair, Brazil, 1960s 

Rosewood, tooled saddle leather, brass 


26 1/2” x 26 1/2” x 26” 

$1,500–2,500 

722: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

vEnini 

Blown incalmo glass decanter, Italy, 1992 

Engraved Venini 92 Gio Ponti with decal label 

13 3/4” x 3” dia. 


$900–1,200 

723: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

vEnini 

Pair of blown incalmo glass decanters, Italy, 1992 

Both engraved Venini 92 Gio Ponti with decal labels 

14” x 3” dia. 

$1,800–2,400

724: ALESSAndRo PiAnon (1931 - 1964) 

viStoSi 

Pulcini bird sculpture, Murano, Italy, 1960s 

Glass, patinated copper 

Unmarked 

6” x 7 3/4” x 3 3/4” 

$3,000–4,000 

725: ERcoLE bARoviER (1889 - 1974) 

ARtiSticA bARoviER 

Vase with applied decoration, Italy, 1930s 

Blown glass, internal gold fleck 

Unmarked 

6 1/2” x 9” x 4 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

726: giuSEPPE bARoviER (1853 - 1942) 

ARtiSti bARoviER 

Two glass vases with murrines, Murano, ca. 1920 

AB murrine 

Larger: 8” x 5 1/2” 

Literature: Heiremans, 20th Century Murano Glass, p. 20 


$5,000–6,000 

727: giuSEPPE bARoviER (1853 - 1942) 

ARtiSti bARoviER 

Glass vase with murrines, Murano, ca. 1920 

AB murrine 

4 1/2” x 4 1/4” 

Literature: Heiremans, 20th Century Murano Glass, p. 20 

$1,000–1,500

728: Lino SAbAttini (b. 1925) 

Group of three Palaffita vessels, Italy, 1970s 

Silver plate, colored glass 

Two bases stamped Sabattini Italy, one stamped Sabattini 

Made in Italy, with hallmark 

14” x 6 1/4” and 12 1/4” x 6 1/2” 

$1,200–1,800 

730: gunnEL nYmAn (1909 - 1948) 

iittALA 

Munankouri glass bowl, Finland, 

designed 1947 

Etched GUNNEL NYMAN IITTALA 

2 3/4” x 8” x 7 1/2” 

$800–1,200 

731: tobiA ScARPA (b. 1935) 

vEnini 

Battuto glass bowl, Murano, Italy, 

1960s 

Faint remnants of acid-etched mark 

5” x 11” dia. 

$1,000–1,500 

729: vEnini 

Carved sommerso Elliticci glass vase 

Etched Venini 2003, decal label 

11 3/4” x 7 1/2” 

$800–1,200 

732: PAoLo vEnini (1895 - 1959) 

vEnini 

Inciso vase, Italy, 1956-65 

Etched three line mark, Venini 

Murano Italia 

6 1/2” x 11 3/4” 

$800–1,200 

733: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

RichARd ginoRi 

Glazed faience vase, “Il Putti con la Serpe,” Italy, 1927 

Marked Ginori 969 Gio Ponti 1927 MADE IN ITALY 

9 1/2” x 7 1/2” 

Literature: Gio Ponti: Le Maioliche, Manna, ppg. 134-135 

$3,500–4,500 

734: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

RichARd ginoRi 

Two tiles: “Il Fumatore Stanco” and woman at window, Italy, 

1930s 

Both signed Gio Ponti and stamped Richard Ginori Cristoforo 

Milano 

5 1/2” sq. ea. 

$1,500–2,000 


735: PiERo foRnASEtti (1913 - 1988) 

Eight transfer-decorated porcelain plates, four in original 

boxes, Italy/Germany: six from the “Tema e Variazioni” series, 

two from the “L’homme dans l’Espace/Paris Match” series 

Six marked Rosenthal Germany Fornasetti decor: Tema e 

Variazioni, two marked Serie de six assiettes specialement 

dessinees par Fornasetti pour Paris Match Decembre mille 

neuf cent soixante six L’HOMME DANS L’ESPACE 9 Le’vol with 

copyright 

9 1/2” dia. and 9 1/4” dia. 

$1,000–1,500 


Twelve transfer-decorated porcelain plates, “Eva,” Italy 

All marked EVA FORNASETTI MILANO MADE IN ITALY and 

numbered, with scroll “ALTO HAUT TOP” and leaf transfer 

decoration 

10 1/4” dia. 

$1,000–2,000 


Umbrella stand with butterfly decoration, Italy, 1950s 

Lithographic transfer print over masonite, brass 

Fornasetti Made in Italy mark 

22 1/2” x 10 1/2” dia. 

$800–1,200 

738: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

REEd & bARton 

“Diamond” sterling silver 58-piece partial flatware service for 

twelve, Taunton, MA, 1950s 

All stamped REED & BARTON STERLING 

In fitted box 76.3 OT 

$3,000–4,000 

739: Lino SAbAttini (b. 1925) 

Five silver-plated pieces: three serving trays, two with 

pierced rim, a canopy tray and a small handled ice bucket, 

Italy, 1970s 

All but one marked Sabattini Italy 

Largest tray: 8 3/4” x 19 3/4” x 7 1/2” 

$1,200–1,800 


740: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

SingER And SonS 

Six dining chairs (no. 116), Italy, 1950s 

Italian walnut, vinyl 

Unmarked 

34” x 17 1/2” x 21” 


$3,500–5,500 741: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

SingER And SonS 

Sideboard, Italy, 1950s 

Figured walnut, lacquered wood 

Unmarked 

80” x 78 1/2” x 17 1/2” 


$16,000–22,000 


743: itALiAn 

Low table, Italy, 1950s 

Brass, marble 

Unmarked 

17 1/2” x 78” x 15” 

$2,500–3,500 

742: gio Ponti (Attr.) (1891 - 1979) 

Bar cart, Italy, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered mahogany, glass, brass 

Unmarked 

29” x 29” x 17 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 

744: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

Italian sycamore dining table, Italy, ca. 1938 

Unmarked 

31 1/4” x 47 1/4” x 42 1/4”, one leaf: 30” 

Provenance: Christie’s Interiors, 12/11/12, sale 

2609, lot 601 

$2,500–3,500 

745: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

cASSinA 

Set of four Leggera chairs, Milan, Italy, 1950s 

Ash, aluminum, upholstery 

Metal label to one 

33” x 17” x 19” 

$3,000–5,000 


746: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

Mirror and Ponti-attributed sconce made for the Hotel Bristol 

(Merano, Italy), ca. 1950 

Brass, mirrored glass, enameled steel, sockets 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 21 1/2” x 1”, fixture: 4” x 8 1/2” x 4” 

Note: Complete with certificate of authenticity from Gio 

Ponti archives. 

$2,500–3,500 

747: gio Ponti (1891 - 1979) 

Mirror and Ponti-attributed sconce made for the Hotel Bristol 

(Merano, Italy), ca. 1950 

Brass, mirrored glass, enameled steel, sockets 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 21 1/2” x 1”, fixture: 4” x 8 1/2” x 4” 

Note: Complete with certificate of authenticity from Gio 

Ponti archives. 

$2,500–3,500 

748: gino SARfAtti (1912 - 1985) 

ARtELucE 

Chandelier, Italy, 1950s 

Brass, enamel, frosted glass, ten sockets 

Unmarked 

24” x 29” dia. 

$8,000–10,000 


749: cAmER 


Gold-plated brass, chromed steel, crystal, nine sockets 

Unmarked 


$2,500–3,500 

750: cAmER 


Gold-plated brass, chromed steel, crystal, nine sockets 

Unmarked 


$2,500–3,500 

751: StiLnovo (Attr.) 

Double-coned five-arm chandelier, Italy, 1950s 

Patinated brass, enameled aluminum, ten sockets 

Unmarked 


$7,000–9,000 


752: PAoLo buffA (Attr.) (1903 - 1970) 

Pair of nightstands, Italy, 1940s 

Italian walnut, brass 

Unmarked 

21 1/4” x 22 34” x 14” 

$3,000–4,000 

754: ALdo tuRA 

Bar cart, Italy, 1970s 

Lacquered parchment, polished brass 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 34” x 24” 

$1,400–1,800 

753: StYLE of PAoLo buffA 

Pair of benches, Italy, 1940s 

Leather, stained and lacquered mahogany 

Unmarked 

16 1/2” x 22” x 15 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

755: itALiAn 

Pair of benches, Italy, 1950s 

Matte chromed steel, brass, leather 

One stamped Made in Italy 

19” x 18 1/2” x 18 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 

756: gugLiELmo uLRich (1904 - 1977) 

Executive desk, Italy 1950s 

Stained and lacquered walnut, brass 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 55” x 30 1/4” 

Provenance: Bernd Goeckler Antiques, New York, 2009 

$4,000–6,000 


757: fRAnco ALbini (1905 - 1977) 

KnoLL ASSociAtES 

Three armchairs, USA/Italy, 1950s 

Walnut, leather 

Unmarked 

31” x 22” x 24” 

$2,000–3,000 

759: itALiAn 

Pair of side chairs, Italy, 1950s 

Wool, brass 

Unmarked 

28” x 25” x 21” 

$2,500–3,500 

758: StYLE of EttoRE ZAccARi 

Pair of lounge chairs, Italy, 1950s 

Carved mahogany, canvas 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 27 1/2” x 26” 

$2,000–3,000 

760: ico PARiSi (1916 - 1996) 

bRugnoLi mobiLi 

Rosewood low table/bench, Italy, 1960s 

Unmarked 

15” x 80” x 23 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

761: EmiLio mARtELLi (b. 1913) 

Scagliola low table decorated with foliage and figures, 

Florence, Italy, 1957 

Painted marble, gilt and patinated iron 

Manufacturer’s paper label 

17 1/4” x 33 1/2” x 17” 

$3,500–4,500 

762: itALiAn 

Occasional table, 1940s 

Gilt wood, marble 

Italian export label 

21 1/2” x 36” dia. 

$1,800–2,400 


763: gAbRiELLA cRESPi (b. 1922) 

Rotating tiered occasional table, Italy, 1970s 

Lacquered wood, stainless steel 

Unmarked 

19” x 33 1/2” x 31” 


$3,500–5,500 


Rotating tiered occasional table, Italy, 1970s 

Lacquered wood, brass 

Unmarked 

16 1/2” x 29 1/2” x 23” 

$6,000–8,000 


765: StiLnovo 

Six-pendant chandelier, Italy, 1950s 

Brass, enameled aluminum, frosted glass, six sockets 

Unmarked 

37” x 15” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 

767: viStoSi 

Floor lamp, Italy, 1970s 

Hand-made glass links, chromed steel, sockets 

Unmarked 

70 1/2” x 17” dia. 

$3,500–4,500 

766: itALiAn modERn 

Pair of pendant lamps, 1950s 

Brass, enameled metal, seven sockets 

Unmarked 

27 1/2” x 14” 

$1,500–2,000 

768: itALiAn 

Floor lamp, 1950s 

Cased glass, brass, painted metal, marble, six sockets 

Unmarked 

66 1/2” x 14” dia. 

$1,200–1,500 

769: mAX ingRAnd (1908 - 1969) 

fontAnA ARtE 

Pair of large table lamps, Italy, 1960s 

Cased glass, painted metal, five sockets 

Manufacturer’s labels 

32” x 19” 

$5,500–7,500 


770: mARio bELLini (b. 1935) 

cASSinA 

Pair of Cab lounge chairs, Italy, 1970s 

Stitched leather 

Cassina paper labels 

31” x 26 1/2” x 22” 

$1,800–2,400 

771: mARio bELLini (b. 1935) 

cASSinA 

Pair of Cab lounge chairs, Italy, 1970s 

Stitched leather 

Cassina paper labels 

31” x 26 1/2” x 22” 

$1,800–2,400 

772: vico mAgiStREtti (1920 - 2006) 

cASSinA 

Veranda adjustable lounge chair, 

Italy, ca. 1980 

Leather, enameled steel 

Unmarked 

As shown: 41” x 37” x 68” 

$1,500–2,000 

773: oSvALdo boRSAni (1911 - 1985) 

tEcno 

D70 sofa, Italy, 1950s 

Leather, enameled steel, brass, rubber 

Brass and decal labels 

32” x 75 1/2” x 32” 


$3,500–5,500 

774: cARLo ScARPA (1906 - 1978) 

Simon intERnAtionAL/dino gAvinA 

Sarpi dining table, Italy, 1960s 

Matte-chromed steel, bronze, gunmetal, glass 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 60” x 40” 

$3,000–4,000

775: mARco ZAnuSo (1916 - 2001) 

ARfLEX 

Lady settee, Italy, 1950s 

Canvas, leather, brass 

Unmarked 

32” x 55” x 32” 

$4,000–6,000 

776: mARco ZAnuSo (1916 - 2001) 

ARfLEX 

Pair of Lady chairs, Italy, 1950s 

Canvas, leather, brass 

Unmarked 

32” x 31” x 32” 

$6,000–8,000 


777: mARco ZAnuSo (1916 - 2001) 

ARfLEX 

Bench, Italy, 1950s 

Suede, leather, brass 

Unmarked 

13 1/2” x 53 1/2” x 23” 

$2,000–3,000 

778: gAEtAno ScioLARi 


Brass, cast glass, ten sockets 

Manufacturer’s sticker 

32” x 25” x 26” 

$2,000–3,000 

779: AngELo bRotto (1914 - 2002) 

ESPERiA 

Illuminating sculpture, Italy, 1960s 

Polished stainless steel, textured glass 

Unmarked 

6 1/2” x 31 1/2” sq. 

$3,000–4,000 


tEcno 

Desk with rolling cabinet, Italy, 1960s 

Lacquered wood, polished steel, glass 


Desk: 28 1/2” x 92 3/4” x 41”, filing cabinet: 22” x 25 1/2” x 25 1/2” 



$4,000–6,000 


tEcno 

Console table, Italy, 1960s 

Lacquered wood, polished steel, glass 


31 1/2” x 118” x 18” 


$3,000–5,000

782 783 784 

785 786 787 

782: EttoRE SottSASS (1917 - 2007) 

ARREdoLucE 

UFO lamp, Italy, 1950s 

Plastic, enameled brass, Lucite, single socket 

Unmarked 

14” x 11” sq. 

$1,500–2,000 

783: mAX ingRAnd (1908 - 1969) 

fontAnA ARtE 

Large table lamp, Italy, 1960s 

Cased glass, painted metal, five sockets 

Unmarked 

32” x 19” 

$1,200–1,800 

784: RomEo REgA 

Table lamp, Italy, 1970s 

Enameled metal, brass, stretch fabric shade, single socket 

Unmarked 

Overall: 30” x 20 1/2” x 15” 

$1,200–1,800 


Table lamp, Italy, 1970s 

Bamboo, brass, linen shade, two sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 30 1/4” x 16” x 16” 

$1,000–1,500 

786: viStoSi 

Blown glass table lamp, Italy, 1970s, single socket 

Unmarked 

15” x 14” 

$1,000–1,500 

787: fLAvio PoLi (1900 - 1984) 

Pair of sommerso glass table lamps, Italy, 1960s 

Glass, painted wood, brass, single sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 35” x 8” x 5”, glass only: 19 3/4” x 6” x 3” 

$1,000–1,500 

788: itALiAn 

Pair of adjustable floor lamps, 1960s 

Chromed and enameled steel, leather, single socket 

Each stamped, Made Italy 

As shown: 64” x 34” x 21” 


$3,000–4,000 

789: gino SARfAtti (1912 - 1985) 

ARtELucE 

Pair of floor lamps (no. 1073), Italy, 1950s 

Chrome-plated steel, enameled steel, anodized aluminum, 

single sockets 

Raised numbers to bases 

Taller: 78” x 9 1/2” dia. 

$1,800–2,400

790: cAttELAn itALiA 

Dining table, Italy, 1970s 

Stainless steel, marble, glass 

Metal label 

29 1/2” x 94 1/2” x 45 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

791: LoRd noRmAn foStER (b. 1935) 

tEcno 

Nomos dining table table, United 

Kingdom/Italy, 1989 

Chromed steel, rubber, glass 

Raised signatures 

28 1/2” x 94 1/2” x 39” 

$2,000–3,000 

792: itALiAn 

Onyx desk, 1970s 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 67” x 31 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 

793: cLAudio SALocchi (1934 - 2012) 

SoRmAni 

Centro bookcase, Italy, 2000s 

Lacquered wood, enameled steel 

Unmarked 

84 1/2” x 30 1/2” x 30 1/2” 

$8,000–10,000 


794: oScAR bontA (Attr.) 

Desk, Argentina, 1950s 

Stained and lacquered walnut, glass 

Unmarked 

30 1/4” x 56 1/2” x 27 1/2” 

$3,500–4,500 

795A: mEREt oPPEnhEim (1913 - 1985) 


Traccia table, Ultramobile Collection, Italy, 1970s 

Gold leaf, wood, cast bronze 


25” x 26 3/4” x 20 3/4” 

$2,500–3,500 

795: mEREt oPPEnhEim (1913 - 1985) 


Traccia table, Ultramobile Collection, Italy, 1970s 

Gold leaf, wood, cast bronze 

Manufacturers label 

25” x 26 3/4” x 20 3/4” 

Provenance: Private collection, NYC 

$3,500–5,000 

796: RobERto mAttA (1911 - 2002) 

Simon gAvinA 

Magritta chair, Italy, 1970s 

Knit fabric, foam 

Unmarked 

24” x 35” x 36” 

$2,000–3,000 

797: ico PARiSi (1916 - 1996) 

bRugnoLi mobiLi 

Cabinet, Italy, 1950s 

Wenge, lacquer 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 59” x 19 3/4” 

$9,000–12,000 


798: ARREdoLucE 

Triennale floor lamp, Monza, Italy, 1950s 

Chromed-plated brass, enameled steel and aluminum, 

marble, three sockets 

Stamped MADE IN ITALY 

As shown: 75 1/2” x 42” x 36” 

$6,000–8,000 

799: ARREdoLucE 

Triennale floor lamp, Monza, Italy, 1950s 

Chromed-plated brass, enameled steel and aluminum, 

marble, three sockets 

Stamped MADE IN ITALY 

As shown: 75 1/2” x 42” x 36” 

$6,000–8,000 


800: viStoSi 


Enameled steel, glass, six sockets 

Unmarked 

To top of bracket: 32” x 30” dia. 

$2,500–3,500 

802: mAZZEgA 

Chandelier, Murano, Italy, 1970s 

Brass, iridescent glass, six sockets 

Unmarked 

Fixture only: 20” x 19” dia. 

$2,500–3,500 

801: StiLnovo 

Pair of adjustable sconces, Italy, 1950s 

Acrylic, brass, single sockets 

Decal labels 

9” x 7 3/4” x 9 1/2” 

$1,200–1,800 

803: LightoLiER 

Sconce, USA, 1950s 

Brass, enameled brass, two sockets 

UL label 

27” x 42” x 7” 

$2,000–3,000 

804: JudY KEnSLEY mc KiE (b. 1944) 

“Plant Stand with 2 Birds,” USA, 1981 

Carved and painted wood, glass 

Unmarked 

33 1/2” x 18” x 14 1/2” 

Provenance: Original owner, Greenwich, CT. Copy of 

original receipt available 

$8,000–10,000 


805: wEndELL cAStLE (b. 1932) 

Humidor, USA, 1996 

Crackle-lacquered wood, rosewood, cedar 


7” x 19 1/4” x 11 3/4” 

$3,500–5,500 

806: wEndELL cAStLE (b. 1932) 

Crescent rocking chair, USA, 1981 

Ebonized and sculpted oak, grey suede 


34” x 26” x 39” 

$10,000–15,000 


807: ARthuR ESPEnEt cARPEntER (1920 - 2006) 

Dining table, Bolinas, CA, 1969 

Laminated and carved American black walnut 

Incised Espenet 6944 

28 1/2” x 72” x 42” 

$15,000–20,000 


Set of six chairs, four side-, two arm-, Bolinas, CA, 1966/70 

Laminated and carved American black walnut, oak, cut velvet 

Armchairs incised Espenet 6604, side-chairs incised Espenet 

7031 

Side: 35” x 21” x 21”, arm: 35” x 20 1/2” x 21” 

$18,000–24,000 



Sculpted walnut high chair, Bolinas, CA, 1958 


36 3/4” x 13 1/2” x 20” 

$5,000–7,000 


Chess table and set, Bolinas, CA, 1960 

Walnut, bird’s eye maple, rosewood, bay 


Table incised Espenet 6922 

Table: 20” x 31” x 20” 

$9,000–14,000 


811: dAniEL LoomiS vALEnZA (b. 1934) 

Oversized laminated wood salt and pepper mill set, 

New Hampshire, 1970s 

Unmarked 

Each appr. 15 1/2” x 3 1/2” x 4” 

$1,200–1,800 


Laminated wood serving tray, New Hampshire, 1970s 

Unmarked 

7 1/2” x 15” x 16 3/4” 

$1,200–1,600 


Laminated wood two-door cabinet, New Hampshire, 1970s 

Unmarked 

22” x 18” x 9” 

$2,500–3,500 


Ice bucket, New Hampshire, 1970s 

Laminated wood, aluminum 

Unmarked 

15 1/2” x 7 1/2” x 8” 

$1,200–1,600 


815 816 817 

815: Ron KEnt (b. 1931) 

Large turned pine bowl, Hawaii 

Signed 

7 1/2” x 14” 

$2,000–3,000 

816: Ed mouLthRoP (1916 - 2003) 

Turned vessel, “Georgia Hackberry,” Atlanta, GA 

Signed, titled, and numbered 

6 3/4” x 9 1/2” 

$1,800–2,400 

817: PhiLiP mouLthRoP (b. 1947) 

Turned vessel, “Red Leopard Maple,” Atlanta, GA 

Signed, titled, and numbered 

2 1/2” x 15 1/2” dia. 

$1,200–1,800 

818 819 

818: John dicKinSon 

Turned bowl, Oregon, 1996 

Maple burl, rosewood 


5” x 16” x 15” 

$800–1,200 

819: dAn KvitKA (b. 1958) 

Turned Ebony vessel, Portland, OR, 1997 

Signed, dated, and numbered 

11” x 6” 

$700–900 

820: Po Shun LEong (b. 1941) 

Large Ancient Ruins jewelry box, California, 1997 

Assorted woods on burl base 


27” x 5 1/2” 

821: J.b. bLunK (Attr.) (1926 - 2002) 

Sculpted solid walnut burl child’s chair, 1960s 

Unmarked 

23 1/2” x 23 1/2” 23” 


$1,000–1,500 

Po Shun Leong (b. 1941) 

In 1944, Po Shun Leong’s parents, in fear of German bombings, sent their three-yearold 

son from the city of Northampton, England to the country home of a carpenter 

whose hobby was carving model ocean liners. As the carpenter shaped the wood, 

he shaped the future of Po Shun, who - after decades of work as an architect and 

designer - taught himself wood-working and embarked on a celebrated career in art, 

handcrafting furniture and boxes. These boxes, such as the one offered as lot 820, 

are intricate, architectural, daring and playful, imbued (in the words of the artist) 

with “magic and drama” and “haunted” by the model ocean liners of his childhood. Po 

Shun’s art has been exhibited in major galleries and museums worldwide, and can be 

found in many important public and private collections.. 

$3,000–4,000

822: RobERt whitLEY (b. 1925) 

Leopard table, Solebury, PA, 1986 

Sculpted walnut, rosewood, ebony, ivory, enameled metal 

Signed “Created by Robert C. Whitley Solebury Bucks County 

PA 1986” 

30 1/2” x 45” x 15” 

Provenance: Purchased from artist by current owner. 

$2,500–3,500 

824: JoAquin SmoLEnS 

Carved and hammered American black walnut coffee table 

Carved signature 

16 1/2” x 70 1/2” x 28” 

Provenance: Dr. and Mrs. Ellen Goldberg, copy of original 

receipt available. 

$2,500–3,500 

823: RobERt whitLEY (b. 1925) 

Tiered sculpted walnut side table, Solebury, PA, 1980s 

Signed “An original furniture sculpture by Robert C. 

Whitley Solebury PA” 

20 1/2” x 16” x 8” 

Provenance: Original owner, purchased from the 

artist. 

$900–1,400 

825: AmERicAn Studio 

Sculpted walnut desk, 1970s 

Unmarked 

36 1/2” x 66 1/2” x 33” 

$7,000–9,000 


826: SiLAS KoPf (b. 1949) 

Representational marquetry coffee table, 

Northampton, MA, 1988 

Walnut, rosewood, mixed exotic and dyed woods 


17” x 52” x 20” 

$2,000–3,000 

827: wAYnE mARcouX 

Stand-up desk/sideboard, New Hampshire, 2003 

Dyed quarter-sawn curly maple, wenge 


39” x 42” x 18” 

$3,000–4,000 

828: SiLAS KoPf (b. 1949) 

Representational marquetry two-door cabinet with 

sparrows, Northampton, MA, 1989 

Mahogany, pommelle sapele, maple, satinwood 

Signed Silas Kopf and Tim Faner 

74” x 24 1/2” x 12” 

Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist by 

current owner 

Published: Kopf, A Marquetry Odyssey (2008), pl. 168 

$8,000–10,000 


829: gARRY KnoX bEnnEtt (b. 1934) 

Table, Oakland, CA, 1988 

African hyedua, ebony 

Signed “In Oakland GKB ANNO 88 X” 

28 1/2” x 40” sq. 

$3,000–5,000 

831: michAEL ELKAn (b. 1942) 

Rocking chair, Silverton, OR, 1988 

Fiddle back maple, bird’s eye maple burl 

Signed and dated, Michael Elkan 88-4 

40 1/2” x 26” x 36” 


of original receipt available. 

$2,500–3,500 

830: hERbERt c. SimonSon (b. 1930) 

Torchere, New Hope, PA, 1950s 

Walnut, aluminum, seven lights 

Branded S 

57” x 14” dia. 

$1,500–2,000 

832: michAEL ELKAn (b. 1942) 

High chair, Silverton, OR, 1986 

Walnut, maple burl 

Unmarked 

35 1/4” x 19 1/2” x 18” 


of original receipt available. 

$1,200–1,800 

833: AmERicAn 

Dining table and five chairs, USA, 1980s 

Laminated and carved oak 

Unmarked 

Chairs: 28 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 18”, table: 31” x 43 1/2” x 83 1/2” 

$5,000–7,000 


834 

834: RichARd foRd 

Pair of nightstands, USA, 1990s 

Sculpted and painted poplar, maple burl, quilted maple 

Unmarked 

30 3/4” x 29” x 27 1/4” 


$3,000–5,000 

835 

835: fRAn tAubmAn 

Pair of nightstands, Shelter Island, NY, 2000s 

Steel, bronze, glass 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 16” sq. 


$4,000–6,000 

836: JAY StAngER (b. 1956) 

Three-door bar cabinet, 

USA, 1990 

Enameled wood, laminated plastic, 

ebony, walnut 

Signed 

65 1/2” x 52” x 23” 

Provenance: Purchased directly from 

the artist by current owner. Copy of 

original invoice available. 

$5,000–7,000 



RicKY bERnStEin 

Wall-mounted console table, USA, 

1990s 

Dyed mixed woods, brushed aluminum, 

glass by Ricky Bernstein 

Unmarked 

49 1/2” x 74 1/2” x 23” 


the artist by current owners. 

$2,000–3,000 


Coffee table, USA, 1980s 

Dyed veneers, painted wood, aluminum 

Signed 

24” x 66” x 45” 


the artist by current owners. 

$3,000–5,000 


Two Throne chairs, USA, ca. 1990 

Dyed veneers, anodized aluminum 

Unmarked 

47 1/2” x 34” x 25”, 46 1/2” x 30 1/2” x 30” 

Note: Certificate of authenticity signed by Jay Stanger 

available. 

Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist by current 

owners. 

$3,500–5,500 


840: hARRY bERtoiA (1915 - 1978) 

Sonambient sculpture, Pennsylvania, 1970s 

Beryllium copper, brass 

Unmarked 

20” x 4 1/2” sq. 

Provenance: Purchased directly from the artist, 

thence by descent 

$12,500–17,500 

841: hARRY bERtoiA (1915 - 1978) 

Sonambient sculpture, 

Pennsylvania, 1970s 


Unmarked 

36 1/4” x 8” sq. 

$20,000–30,000 


842: hARRY bERtoiA (1915-1978) 

Sonambient sculpture, 

Pennsylvania 


Unmarked 

12 1/4” x 8 1/2” x 2 1/2” 

Provenance: Private collection, 

Pennsylvania 

$9,500–12,500 

843: hARRY bERtoiA (1915-1978) 

Spray sculpture, Pennsylvania, 1960s 

Steel wire, brushed steel 

Unmarked 

38” x 9” sq. 

$17,500–22,500 


844: hARRY bERtoiA (1915 - 1978) 

Table-top Sonambient sculpture, Pennsylvania, ca. 1980 

Unmarked 


12 1/2” x 4 1/4” x 1 1/2” 

Note: Copy of letter of authentication from the Allentown Art 

Museum 

$5,000–7,000 

845: PhiLiP La vERnE (1908 - 1988) 

KELvin La vERnE (b. 1936) 

Chan coffee table, New York, 1960s 

Etched, patinated and polychromed bronze, pewter 

Raised signature 

16 3/4” x 54” sq. 


Note: A rare and unusually large example. 

$4,500–6,500 





Etched, patinated and enameled bronze, pewter, glass 

Raised signature and paper label 

17” x 40” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 

847: SiLAS SEAndEL (b. 1937) 

Side table, New York, 1970s 

Patinated bronze, glass 

Signed 

16 1/4” x 25 1/4” 

$2,000–3,000 




Etched, patinated and polychromed bronze, pewter 

Raised signature and paper label 

17 1/4” x 47” dia. 

$4,000–6,000 


849: KLAuS ihLEnfELd (b. 1934) 

Fifty-two untitled watercolors, Berks County, PA, 2012-2013 

In cloth-bound album 

Signed and dated frontispiece 

Each: 6” x 4” 

$1,500–2,000 


Steel found object sculpture, “Female Torso” and watercolor 

painting, “Cotopaxi,” Berks County, PA, ca. 2003 

Both signed KI 

Sculpture: 13” x 3” x 2”, watercolor: 6” x 4” 

$650–950 

Klaus Ihlenfeld (b. 1934) 

Sculptor, painter and master metalworker Klaus Ihlenfeld was born, reared and 

trained as an artist in Germany. He received his first show in the United States 

in 1957 and immigrated shortly thereafter. Ihlenfeld has been the subject of 

numerous one-man shows and participated in important group exhibitions; his 

work was featured alongside that of Jean Arp, Constantin Brancusi and Alexander 

Calder in the Guggenheim Museum’s 1962 exhibition, “Modern Sculpture from 

the Joseph H. Hirshhorn Collection.” From the early 1960s, Ihlenfeld worked as 

a studio assistant, colleague and collaborator with the sculptor and furniture 

designer Harry Bertoia. 

Today’s market knows him best for his verdigris-patinated bronze sculptures which 

distill and abstract plant forms and other natural elements. Widely collected, they 

were a special favorite of New York tastemaker Robert Isabell. 


“Sun Dew Plants,” Berks County, PA, 2012 

Oxidized bronze 

Signed 

7” x 6” x 4” 

$1,000–1,500 


“Arizona Landscape,” Berks County, PA, 2012 


Signed 

6” x 4 1/2” x 4” 

$750–1,000 


“Floating Garden at Xochimilco,” Berks County, PA, 2011 


Signed 

6 1/2” x 5” x 3 1/2” 

$750–1,000 


“Extinct Plants,” Berks County, PA, 2012 


Signed 

6” x 5 1/2” x 3 1/2” 

$750–1,000 


“Plant Life,” Berks County, PA, 2012 


Signed 

5” x 6” x 3 1/2” 

$750–1,000 


851 

854 

852 

855 

853

856: JAmES bEARdEn (b. 1964) 

Two table lamps, “Illuminated Dwelling I” and “Illuminated 

Dwelling II,” Des Moines, IA, 2013 

Torch-cut, welded, and blackened steel, bronze 

Signed on bottoms 

Dwelling I: 19” x 16 1/2” x 16 1/2”, Dwelling II: 26” x 8” x 8” 

Provenance: From the artist, complete with certificate of 

authenticity 

$3,000–5,000 


Space Port console and Portal mirror, Des Moines, IA, 

2013 

Welded, blackened, enameled steel, glass 

Both signed B 

Console: 33 1/2” x 48” x 14”, mirror: 44” x 23” x 3 1/2” 

Provenance: From the artist, complete with certificate 

of authenticity 

$4,000–6,000 



Outdoor sculpture from the 

“Cavernous Void” series, 

Des Moines, IA, 2012 

Patinated steel 

Signed 

73” x 33 1/2” x 24” 

Provenance available: Certificate of 

authenticity from the artist 

$1,200–1,800 


Outdoor sculpture from the 

“Cavernous Void” series, 


Patinated steel 

Signed 

73 1/2” x 13 1/2” x 11” 

Provenance available: Certificate of 

authenticity from the artist 

$1,000–1,500 


“Servant” box from the “Lunar Ledge” series, Des Moines, IA 

Torch-cut, welded, and blackened steel, bronze, copper 

Unmarked 

6 1/4” x 10” x 7 3/4” 

Provenance available: Certificate of authenticity from 

the artist 

$900–1,400 


Sculpture, “Dancing Figure,” 


Welded and blackened steel, brass, 

bronze, walnut 


33 1/2” x 9” x 9” 

Provenance: From the artist, 

complete with certificate of 

authenticity 

$1,000–1,500 


Crater credenza, Des Moines, IA, 2013 

Welded and blackened steel, bronze 

Signed B 

24 1/2” x 30” x 14” 

Provenance: From the artist, complete with certificate of 

authenticity 

$4,000–6,000 


863: dAvid c. SAvAgE (1923 - 2004) 

Large stainless steel outdoor sculpture, 

Princeton, NJ, 1969 


Overall: 51” x 107” x 48”, 

base only: 37” sq. 

$3,000–4,000 

864: AARon KELLnER 

Two Linear sculptures, New Orleans, LA, 

2000s 

Walnut, maple, aluminum, brass 

Unmarked 

Larger: 31” cubed, smaller: 13 1/4” cubed 

$1,800–2,400 



Walnut Conoid Desk, New Hope, PA, 1975 


29” x 54” x 33 1/2” 




$18,000–24,000 




Triple Cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1959 



32” x 83 1/2” x 19” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice and sketch. 

$10,000–15,000 



Fine Conoid dining table, New Hope, PA, 1979 

American black walnut, rosewood 


28 1/2” x 90” x 43 1/2” 

Provenance available: Copy of original receipt and drawings. 

Purchased from the artist by current owner. 

$25,000–35,000 




Table lamp, New Hope, PA, 1987 

Walnut, holly, fiberglass shade 

Marked KH 3/87 with client’s name 

18 1/2” x 8 1/2” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice, sketch, and 

receipt. Purchased from artist by current owner. 

$3,000–4,000 



Hanging Wall Case, New Hope, PA, before 1954 

Walnut 

Unmarked 

12” x 54” x 10” 

Provenance available: Letter of authentication from Mira 

Nakashima 

$3,000–4,000 



Full-sized Plank headboard, New Hope, PA, 1960s 



39” x 74” x 4 1/4” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice and sketch 

$6,000–8,000 



Conoid coffee table, New Hope, PA, 1960s 

English oak burl, oak 


12 1/2” x 23 1/4” x 62 3/4” 

Provenance available: Copy of original invoice and sketches. 

$16,000–20,000 




Four-door cabinet, New Hope, PA, 1952 


Unmarked 

32” x 90 1/4” x 20” 

Provenance available: Original receipt 

$7,000–9,000 

873: miRA nAKAShimA (b. 1942) 


Set of four Conoid dining chairs, New Hope, PA, 1992 

American black walnut, hickory 


35 1/2” x 20” x 22” 

$9,000–12,000 




Pair of New lounge chairs, New Hope, PA, 2002 



33 1/2” x 24” x 25 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 



Pair of Greenrock stools, New Hope, PA, 1990 



15” x 20 1/2” sq. 

Provenance available: Copy of original receipt 

$3,500–4,500 



Greenrock side table, New Hope, PA, 2000 



16” x 27” x 28 1/2” 


$3,500–4,500 



Bench, New Hope, PA, 1995 


Cherry, walnut 

14” x 80” x 22” 

$3,000–4,000



Pair of custom Grass Seated chairs, New Hope, PA, 1994 

Walnut, grass cord 

Both signed and dated 

33 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 19 1/2” 

Provenance available: Letter of authentication from Mira 

Nakashima. Copy of original receipt. 

$2,500–3,500 



New Rocking Chair With Arms, New Hope, PA, 1996 

Cherry, hickory 


36 1/2” x 25” x 29” 

$3,000–4,000 



Walnut walking cane, New Hope, PA, 2010 

Signed Mira Nakashima 8/28/10 with client’s name 

39” x 7” x 1 3/4” 

Provenance available: Copy of letter of authentication from 

Mira Nakashima. 

$1,000–1,500 


widdicomb 

Origins dining table (202-W) and six chairs, two arm-, four 

side- (206-W), Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, laurel, upholstery 

Dining table branded, decal, stenciled numbers 

Dining table: 28 1/2” x 72” x 42”, one leaf: 22”, 

armchair: 29” x 25 1/2” x 28”, side chair: 36” x 19 1/2” x 26” 

$5,000–7,000 



widdicomb 

Origins cabinet with vitrine (no. 205), 

Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Laurel, carpathian elm, walnut, brass 

Fabric label and branded 

Overall: 66” x 84” x 22 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 


widdicomb 

Origins cabinet (no. 247-L), Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Laurel, carpathian elm, walnut 

Fabric label 

32” x 74” x 21 1/2” 

$5,500–7,500 


884: vLAdimiR KAgAn (b. 1927) 

vLAdimiR KAgAn dESign gRouP 

Cabinet, New York, 2012 

Walnut, woven cane, brushed steel 

32” x 19” x 162 1/2” 


$8,000–10,000 



KAgAn-dREYfuSS 

Wide Angle sofa, New York, 1950s 

Sculpted walnut, mohair 

Unmarked 

29” x 127” x 32” (depth) x 52” (depth of curve) 


$10,000–15,000 




Rocking chair (no. 175F), New York, 1950s 

Sculpted walnut, silk 


38” x 32” x 43” 

$6,000–9,000 



Contour lounge chair (no. 175E) and ottoman, 

New York, 1950s 

Sculpted walnut, chenille 

Unmarked 

Chair: 36” x 29 1/2” x 34”, ottoman: 15” x 20” x 21” 

$8,000–10,000 



diREctionAL 

Sectional sofa, USA, 1970s 

Microfiber, ebonized wood 


Overall: 28 1/2” x 143” x 38”, depth of curve: 80” 

$6,000–8,000 


vLAdimiR KAgAn dESignS inc. 

Floating Seat and Back Sofa (no. 176SC), New York, 1970s 

Sculpted walnut, silk 

Unmarked 

30 1/4” x 85” x 35”, depth of curve: 52” 

$7,000–9,000 



gRoSfELd houSE 

Three-drawer dresser, USA, 1950s 

Cherry, sculpted cherry 

Unmarked 

32” x 40” x 19” 

$3,000–4,000 


gRoSfELd houSE 


Walnut, leather 

Foil label 

53 1/2” x 39” x 19 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 



Cabinet and illuminated vitrine, New York, 1950s 

Walnut, rosewood, satinwood inlay, enameled wood, glass, 

mirrored glass 

Unmarked 

Overall: 82” x 84” x 21 1/2”, lower cabinet: 32” high 


$4,500–6,500 




Rocking chair and ottoman, USA, 1970s 



Chair: 38” x 32” x 43”, ottoman: 18 1/2” x 20” x 22” 


$4,500–6,500 



Adjustable lounge chair with retractable leg rest (no. VK 

100), New York, 1950s 

Sculpted walnut, stainless steel, upholstery 


Fully extended: 33 1/2” x 27 1/2” x 61 1/2” 

$4,500–6,500 



Sculpted and laminated walnut side table, New York, 

1950s 


21 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 20 1/2” 

$4,000–6,000 




Swan Back sofa, New York, 1970s 

Chromed and enameled steel, wool 

Unmarked 

32 1/2” x 116” x 70” 

$8,000–12,000 



diREctionAL 

Cloud sofa, USA, 1970s 

Microfiber, acrylic 


29” x 94 1/2” x 41”, depth of curve: 48” 

$4,000–6,000 


diREctionAL 




29” x 94 1/2” x 41”, depth of curve: 48” 

$4,000–6,000 




Adjustable lounge chair with retracting leg rest (no. VK 100), 

New York, 1950s 



With leg rest extended: 35” x 27” x 54” 


$4,500–6,500 



Extension dining table (no. 2060) and four Sling chairs 

(VK102), New York, 1950s 


Chair branded, one foil label, table branded 

28 1/2” x 48 dia., three leaves: 24”, 14”, 10”, 

chairs: 38” x 17” x 25” 


$8,000–10,000 




Radius wall-hanging cabinet, USA, 1970s 

Zebrano, polished aluminum, lacquered wood, mirrored glass 

Foil label 

24” x 96” x 20 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 



Cosmos lounge chair (no. P112AH), USA, 1970s 

Silk, acrylic 

Unmarked 

44” x 27 1/2” x 37” 

$2,000–3,000 


wEimAn PREviEw 

Marilyn chaise lounge, USA, 1990s 

Microfiber 

Unmarked 

30” x 35 1/2” x 73” 

$1,800–2,400 


diREctionAL 



Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 95” x 41”, depth of curve: 48” 


$4,500–6,500 


diREctionAL 

Sectional sofa, USA, 1970s 

Canvas, ebonized wood 


Overall: 30” x 176” x 32” (seat), depth of curve: 78” 

$3,500–5,500

In 1954, architectural designer Philip Enfield opened his studio on 50 West 53rd street in Manhattan, blocks from the Museum 

of Modern Art and Rockefeller Center. Here, and later on East 78th St., Enfield designed interiors and furnishings that (like great 

modern architecture) effect refinement through simplicity of form and material. This can be seen in his étagères (lots 909 and 

910), which juxtapose the cold, sleek lines of polished stainless steel with the warmth of illuminated translucent Plexiglas shelves. 

Similarly, his walnut gate leg dining table (lot 907) elegantly transforms into a console, offering two pieces in one for the limited 

space of the city dweller. Enfield’s thoughtful designs remain as relevant today as they were 50 years ago. 

906: PhiLLiP EnfiELd (1914 - 2004) 

Low sofa, New York, 1960s 

Chromed steel, velveteen 

Unmarked 

30 3/4” x 100” x 32” 

Provenance: Family of the designer 

$3,000–5,000 


Walnut gate leg dining table, New York, 1950s 

Unmarked 

Open: 29 1/2” x 40 1/2” x 73 3/4”, 

closed: 24” wide 



$2,000–3,000 


Pedestal coffee table, New York, 1960s 

Glass, marble, stainless steel 

Unmarked 

15 1/4” x 40” dia. 


$1,000–1,500


Illuminated étagère, New York, 1970s 

Acrylic, stainless steel 

Unmarked 

76” x 36” x 16 1/2” 


$1,500–2,000 


Illuminated étagère, New York, 1970s 

Acrylic, stainless steel 

Unmarked 

76” x 36” x 16 1/2” 


$1,500–2,000 

911: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Love seat, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Brazilian rosewood, ebonized wood, 

casters, upholstery 

Unmarked 

On casters: 28” x 63” x 36” 

$2,500–3,500 

912: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Unusual low lounge chair and ottoman, 

High Point, NC, 1970s 

Chromed steel, upholstery 

Upholstery labels to both 

Lounge chair: 20 1/2” x 21” x 31”, 

ottoman: 11” x 21 1/2” x 21 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 

913: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of club chairs, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Wool, leather 

Unmarked 

24” x 28” x 29” 

$3,000–4,000 


914: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Cabinet, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Olive burl, chromed steel 

Unmarked 

34 1/2” x 72” x 18 1/4” 

$3,000–5,000 

915: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Cabinet, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Maple burl, chromed steel 

Unmarked 

33 3/4” x 66” x 17 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

916: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Six dining chairs, High Point, NC, 1980s 

Chromed-steel, recycled leather 

Three upholstery labels 

33” x 19” x 24” 


$2,500–3,500 

917: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Dining table, High Point, NC, 1980s 

Stainless steel, maple burl, glass 

Unmarked 

30” x 78” dia. 

$3,000–4,000

918: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of T-Back lounge chairs, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Chromed steel, vinyl 

Unmarked 

25 1/2” x 24 1/2” x 25” 

$2,000–3,000 

919: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of Angle Bar lounge chairs, High Point, NC, 

1970s 

Chromed steel, vinyl 

Unmarked 

27 1/2” x 30” x 33” 

$2,500–3,500 

920: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of lounge chairs, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Chromed steel, velvet 

One with manufacturer’s label 

29” x 29” x 32” 

$2,000–3,000 

921: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of armchairs, High Point, NC, 1970s 


Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 22” x 27” 

$1,800–2,400 

922: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Triple cabinet, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Polished aluminum, laminate, oak 

Unmarked 

32 3/4” x 104 1/2” x 19” 

$3,000–4,000 

923: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of benches, High Point, NC, 1980s 


Unmarked 

20” x 20” x 15” 

$2,500–3,500 

924: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Pair of lounge chairs, High Point, NC, 

1970s 

Vinyl, chromed steel 

Unmarked 

27” x 27 1/2” x 32” 

$2,000–3,000 


925: bARREtt hiLL coLLEction 

Set of four barstools, New York, 1970s 



34 1/2” x 18” x 19” 

$2,000–3,000 

926: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

thAYER coggin 

Dining table, High Point, NC, 1970s 

Mahogany, walnut, rosewood, ash, ebonized wood 

Unmarked 

29” x 72” x 39”, two inserts: 18” ea. 

$2,000–3,000 

927: miLo bAughmAn (1923 - 2003) 

diREctionAL 

Étagère, USA, 1960s 

Chromed steel, fruitwood, woven cane 

Unmarked 

75” x 30” x 12” 

$1,800–2,400 

928: hARvEY PRobbER (1922 - 2003) 

hARvEY PRobbER inc 

Pair of daybeds, USA, 1950s 

Mahogany, brass, wool 

Upholstery manufacturer’s labels 

25 1/2” x 80 1/2” x 30” ea., overall: 25 1/2” x 161” x 30” 

$4,500–6,500 


929: hARvEY PRobbER (1922 - 2003) 


Laminated, stained, and lacquered 

mahogany, glass 

Unmarked 

12” x 64 1/2” x 32” 

$3,000–4,000 

929A: hARvEY PRobbER (1922 - 2003) 

hARvEY PRobbER inc 


Carved oak, glass, unmarked 

13 1/2” x 42” dia. 

$2,000–3,000 

930: hARvEY PRobbER (Attr.) 

(1922 - 2003) 

Pair of lounge chairs, USA, 1960s 


Unmarked 

24” x 36” x 28 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

931: AdRiAn PEARSALL (Attr.) 

(1925-2011) 

cRAft ASSociAtES 

Double-wide lounge chair, Wilkes Barre, 

PA, 1960s 

Faux fur, leather, mahogany, brass 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 42” x 47” 

$2,500–3,500 

933: PAuL mc cobb (1917 - 1969) 

h SAcKS And SonS 

Connoisseur Collection game table, USA, 1950s 

Bleached mahogany, rosewood, brass, felt 

Brass label 

26” x 36” x 20” 

$2,000–3,000 

932: PAuL mc cobb (1917 - 1969) 

cALvin 

Two cabinets, Grand Rapids, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, aluminum, milk glass 

Metal labels 

Larger: 34 1/2” x 48” x 19”, smaller: 34 1/2” x 36” x 19” 

$3,000–5,000 

934: PAuL mc cobb (1917 - 1969) 

diREctionAL 

Lounge chair, USA, 1950s 

Walnut, corduroy 

Unmarked 

36” x 28 1/2” x 35” 

$1,800–2,400 


935: dESign foR LEiSuRE 

Three bar stools, Mount Kisco, NY, 1980s 

Ultrasuede, bright and matte-chromed steel 


33” x 18 1/2” x 21 1/2” 

$3,000–4,000 

937: LES PRiSmAtiquES 

Pair of side tables, France, 1980s 

Acrylic, glass 

Stamped signatures to both 

24” x 14” x 13” 

$1,400–1,800 

938: AmERicAn 

936: KARL SPRingER (1931 - 1991) 

Python skin telephone table, New York, 1970s 

Unmarked 

16 1/2” x 16” x 10” 

$1,200–1,800 

Enameled steel tiered console, 1990s 

Unmarked 

31 1/2” x 94 1/2” x 15 3/4” 

$1,000–1,500 

939: KARL SPRingER (1931 - 1991) 

Pair of table lamps, New York, 1970s 

Acrylic, mirror-polished stainless steel shades, 

chromed brass, two sockets 

Signed 

Overall: 27” x 15” x 10” 

$3,000–4,000 

940: KARL SPRingER (1931 - 1991) 


Lacquered parchment 

Unmarked 

34 1/2” x 20” x 72” 

$4,000–6,000 


941: JEAn PAuL cREAtionS 

Four-piece chromed steel fire tool 

set, 1970s 

Unmarked 

31” x 8” x 6 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

942: JEAn PAuL cREAtionS 

Four-piece chromed steel fire tool 

set, 1970s 

Unmarked 

24” x 9 1/2” x 4 1/4” 

$1,400–1,800 

944: StYLE of KARL SPRingER 

Andirons, USA, 1970s 

Brass, iron 

Unmarked 

15 3/4” x 5 1/4” x 16” 

$900–1,400 

943: ALESSAndRo ALbRiZZi 

(1934 - 1994) 

Four-piece fire tool set, Italy, 1960s 

Acrylic, brass 

Unmarked 

As shown: 35 1/2” x 8 1/2” x 10” 

$1,000–1,500 

945: John vESEY 


Stainless steel, brass, glass 

Unmarked 

17 3/4” x 45” x 27” 

$5,000–7,000 

946: bRuEton 

Ginger table, New York, 1970s 

Patinated steel, glass 

Unmarked 

30” x 41 1/2” dia. 

$4,000–6,000 


947: nEAL SmALL (b. 1937) 

Slopes mirror, USA, 1970s 

Mirrored glass on wood 

Unmarked 

44 1/2” x 56 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 

949: StYLE of chAPmAn 

Pair of brass tusks 

Unmarked 

66 3/4” x 18 1/2” dia. 

$1,800–2,400 

948: donALd dRumm (b. 1935) 

Table lamp, USA, 1960s 

Polished aluminum, single socket 

Unmarked 

32” x 21” x 6” 

$900–1,400 

950: mEXicAn 

Wall-hanging mirror, 1970s 

Onyx, glass 

Unmarked 

28” x 22” x 4 1/4” 

$1,000–1,500 

951: mARc nEwSon (b. 1963) 

idEE 

Super Guppy floor lamp, Australia, 2000s 

Aluminum, glass, rubber 

Unmarked 

72” x 34” x 32” 

$6,000–8,000 


952: PAcE 

953: PAcE 

Set of eight dining chairs, USA, 1960s 

Brass, leather 

Unmarked 

37” x 21” x 25” 

$3,000–5,000 


Leather, suede, polished aluminum 

Unmarked 

29” x 31” x 31” 

$2,500–3,500 

954: mAStERcRAft 

Pair of illuminated vitrines, USA, 1980s 

Brass, bronze, glass 

Brass labels, paper labels 

88” x 40” x 19” 

$2,500–3,500 

955: Ludwig miES vAn dER RohE (1886 - 1969) 


Set of twelve Brno chairs, New York, 1970s 

Stainless steel, leather 

Retailer labels 

31 1/2” x 23” x 23” 

$5,000–7,000 


956: nicoS ZogRAPhoS (b. 1931) 

Dining table, New York, 1970s 

Stainless steel, book-matched olive 

burl 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 66” sq. 

$3,000–5,000 

957: nicoS ZogRAPhoS (b. 1931) 

Dining table, New York, 1970s 

Stainless steel, book-matched olive 

burl 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 66” sq. 

$3,000–5,000 

958: KAtAvALoS, LittELL And 

KELLEY 

LAvERnE intERnAtionAL 


Chromed steel, glass 

Unmarked 

16” x 36” x 31” 

$1,500–2,000 


KnoLL Studio 

Barcelona daybed, USA/Italy, 1990s 

Leather, walnut, stainless steel 

Embroidered and foil label 

25” x 39” x 77” 

$4,000–6,000 

960: LE coRbuSiER (1887 - 1965) 

cASSinA 

Pair of LC2 Petit Confort chairs, Italy, 1990s 


Stamped frames 

26 1/2” x 30” x 27 1/2” 

$2,500–3,500 


KnoLL Studio 

Adjustable chaise lounge, USA/Italy, 1990s 

Stainless steel, leather 

Unmarked 

As shown: 33” x 26” x 76” 

$2,500–3,500 


962: fLoREncE KnoLL (b. 1917) 


Triple dresser, New York, 1950s 

Laminate, matte-chromed steel, marble 

Unmarked 

28 3/4” x 110” x 19 1/4” 

$4,500–6,500 



Cabinet (no. 541), New York, 1950s 

Walnut, lacquered wood, chromed steel 

Unmarked 

29” x 75 1/2” x 18” 

$4,500–6,500 




Sliding-door cabinet, New York, 1950s 

Birch, grass cloth, leather, enameled 

metal 

Unmarked 

31” x 71 1/2” x 18” 

$2,500–3,500 



Cabinet, New York, 1950s 

Walnut, lacquered wood, matte-chromed 

steel, leather 

Unmarked 

25 3/4” x 71 1/4” x 17 3/4” 

$2,000–3,000 



Pair of dressers, New York, 1950s 

Walnut, chromed steel 


29 1/2” x 36” x 19 1/2” ea. 

$2,000–3,000 

967: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Thin-Edge bedroom suite with illuminated vanity, 

Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Teak, porcelain 

Two dressers with metal labels 

Overall: 27 3/4” x 18 1/2” x 122 1/4”, 

single dresser: 27 3/4” x 34” x 18 1/2”, 

smallest dresser: 27 3/4” x 24” x 18 1/2” 

$3,500–5,500 

968: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Thin Edge ten-drawer dresser, Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Rosewood, aluminum, porcelain 

Foil label 

33” x 67 1/4” x 18 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 


969: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Dining table and six Steelframe chairs, 

two arm-, four side-, Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, birch, enameled steel, woven 

cane 

Table and four chairs with metal labels 

Table: 29” x 60” x 36”, two leaves: 20” 

ea., arm: 33 1/2” x 24” x 21 1/2”, 

side: 33 1/2” x 18” x 19 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

970: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Action Office desk, Zeeland, MI, 1960s 

Aluminum, lacquered wood, walnut, 

plastic 

Metal label 

32 1/2” x 64 1/2” x 33” 

$2,000–3,000 

971: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Pair of lounge chairs, Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Nubby wool, zinc-plated metal 

Unmarked 

30” x 23” x 26 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

972: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Basic Storage cabinets, Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, lacquered wood, brushed aluminum 

Unmarked 

Each unit: 29 3/4” x 34” x 12” 

$3,500–5,500 

973: gEoRgE nELSon (1908 - 1986) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Cabinet, Zeeland, MI, 1976 

Rosewood, ebonized wood, chromed steel 

Metal label, dated 

27” x 74” x 18 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 


974: gEoRgE nELSon And ASSociAtES 

howARd miLLER cLocK comPAnY 

Chess Piece table clock (no. 2252), 

Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Walnut, brass, glass, enameled metal 

Face signed Howard Miller 

19” x 8 1/2” x 6 1/4” 

$1,500–2,000 

976: gEoRgE nELSon And ASSociAtES 

howARd miLLER cLocK comPAnY 

Pretzel clock (no. 4774), Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Birch, enameled steel, aluminum 

Remnants of paper label 

17” dia. x 3 1/4” 

$1,000–1,500 

975: wARREn PLAtnER (1919 - 2006) 

LEhigh LEoPoLd 

Work table/desk, USA, 1970s 

Bronze, walnut, leather 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 60” x 32” 

$1,500–2,000 

977: wARREn PLAtnER (1919 - 2006) 

LEhigh LEoPoLd 

Work table/desk, USA, 1970s 

Brass, walnut, leather 

Unmarked 

29 1/2” x 60” x 32” 

$1,500–2,000 

978: iSAmu noguchi (1904 - 1988) 

KnoLL 

Rocking Stool (no. 85T), USA, 1950s 

Walnut, chromed steel 

Unmarked 

10 1/2” x 14” dia 

$5,000–7,000 


980: ZAhARA SchAtZ (1916 - 1999) 


Acrylic, brass, copper, linen, single socket 

Unmarked 

Overall: 29” x 16” dia, base to socket: 19 1/2” x 13 1/2” x 10” 

$1,500–2,000 

979: AmERicAn 

Pair of antiqued driftwood lamp tables, USA, 1960s 

Polychromed wood, glass, linen, single sockets 

Unmarked 

Overall: 81” x 25” x 25” 

$3,500–5,500 

981: ZAhARA SchAtZ (1916 - 1999) 


Acrylic, brass, copper, ebonized wood, woven shade, single 

socket 

Unmarked 

Overall: 30” x 19” x 10”, base to socket: 20” x 12” x 6 1/2” 

$1,500–2,000 

982: bEn SEibEL (1918 - 1985) 

RAYmoR 

Floor lamp, USA, 1950s 

Enameled steel, enameled aluminum, aluminum, single 

sockets 

Unmarked 

As shown: 83” x 27” x 19” 

$3,500–5,500 

983: cARL AubocK (1900 - 1957) 

Adjustable double cone floor lamp, Austria, 1960s 

Brass, enameled aluminum and metal, leather, single sockets 

Unmarked 

As shown: 75” x 13 1/2” dia. 

$3,000–4,000 


985: ERwinE LAvERnE (1909 - 2003) 

EStELLE LAvERnE (1915 - 1997) 


Lily chair, USA, 1960s 

Acrylic, upholstery 

Unmarked 

37” x 33” x 30” 

$2,000–3,000 

984: ERwinE LAvERnE (1909 - 2003) 

EStELLE LAvERnE (1915 - 1997) 


Rare sofa, USA/Canada, 1960s 

Acrylic, enameled steel, upholstery 

Retailer label 

29” x 92” x 24” 

$4,000–6,000 

986: donALd KnoRR (b. 1922) 


Enameled steel side chair (no. 132 U), USA, 1940s 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 22” x 20” 

$3,000–5,000 

987: John KEAL 

bRown JoRdAn 

Four armchairs, USA, 1950s 

Mahogany, leather webbing 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 22 1/2” x 23” 


$3,500–4,500 

988: AuStin coX 

ALcoA 

Chess set and table, Akron, OH, 1960s 

Enameled and brushed aluminum, walnut, acrylic, 

chromed steel 


Table: 23 1/2” x 21 1/4” sq., display box: 6” x 30 1/2” x 2 1/4” 

$2,500–3,500 

989: diEtER wAEcKERLin 

bEhR 

Cabinet, Germany, 1960s 

Teak, birch, enameled steel, woven grass 

Retailer’s label 

31 1/4” x 103” x 20 3/4” 

$4,000–6,000

990: chARLES EAmES (1907 - 1978) 

RAY EAmES (1912 - 1988) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Lounge chair and ottoman (no. 670 and 671), 

Zeeland, MI, 1977 

Rosewood, leather, enameled aluminum, enameled steel, 

rubber 

Manufacturer’s labels, dated 

Chair: 31 1/2” x 32 1/2” x 35”, ottoman: 17” x 26” x 21 1/2” 

$3,000–5,000 

992: chARLES EAmES (1907 - 1978) 

RAY EAmES (1912 - 1988) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Pair of chairs (DCW), Zeeland, MI, 1940s 

Aniline-dyed birch, rubber 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 19 1/2” x 20 1/2” 

$1,000–1,500 

991: RichARd SchuLtZ (b. 1926) 


Petal dining table, USA, 1960s 

Enameled wood, plastic-coated metal 

Unmarked 

28” x 42 1/2” dia. 

$2,000–3,000 

993: chARLES EAmES (1907 - 1978) 

RAY EAmES (1912 - 1988) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Folding Screen Wood (FSW), Zeeland, MI, 1950s 

Ash, canvas 

Unmarked 

Overall: 67 3/4” x 59 1/2” 

$2,000–3,000 

994: chARLES EAmES (1907 - 1978) 

RAY EAmES (1912 - 1988) 

hERmAn miLLER 

Eames Storage Unit, (ESU, no. 220), Zeeland, MI, 1954 

Birch plywood, laminated walnut, zinc-plated steel, enameled 

masonite 

Stamped with date under bottom shelf 

32 1/4” x 47” x 16” 

Note: Complete with book, Photographs of a Splint, Furniture, 

and a House of Cards (Heiden, 1987) 

$6,000–8,000 


995: mARio PAPPERZini 

SALtERini 

Bar and three stools, USA/Italy, 1950s 

Enameled iron, brass, walnut, printed vinyl 

Unmarked 

39” x 58 1/2” x 21”, depth of curve: 25”, 

stools: 34 1/2” x 22 1/2” dia. 

$3,500–4,500 

996: fREdERic wEinbERg (Attr.) 

Pair of stools, USA, 1950s 

Leather, enameled steel 

Unmarked 

16 1/2” x 15” dia. 

$1,200–1,800 

997: SAbEnA 

Table and two lounge chairs, Mexico, 1950s 

Walnut, iron, brass 

Unmarked 

Chairs: 33” x 31” x 25”, 30” x 36 1/2” x 24”, table: 14” x 29” 


$2,500–3,500 

998: RobERt vEntuRi (b. 1925) 


Pair of “Gothic Revival” chairs, USA, 

1980s 

Laminated and dyed maple 

Unmarked 

41” x 21” x 23 1/2” 

$3,500–4,500

999: fRAnK gEhRY (b. 1929) 

KnoLL 

Three High Sticking chairs, USA, 1994 

Laminated maple 

Branded with designer’s signature, date, and manufacturer’s 

mark 

43 1/2” x 20” x 22” ea. 

$1,800–2,400 

1000: hugh Acton 

hugh Acton, inc. 

Desk, USA, 1950s 

Chromed steel, walnut 

Unmarked 

28 1/2” x 72” x 36” 

$3,000–5,000 

1001: gEoRgE SchREibER (1904 - 1977) 

StonELAin 


Glazed ceramic, enameled metal, patinated brass 

Signed Schreiber in glaze 

Overall: 32”, lamp bases: 16” x 6” dia. 


$2,500–3,500 

1002: gERALd thuRSton 

LightoLiER 


Brass-plated and painted metal, bronze, new silk shades, 

single sockets 

Unmarked 

26” x 11 1/2” 10” 

$1,000–1,500 

1003: ARchitEctuRAL 

Panel, USA, 1950s 

Walnut, glass 

Unmarked 

66” x 66” x 3” 

$2,500–3,500

tERmS of SALE 

Rago Arts and Auction Center 

609-397-9374 (p) / 609-397-9377 (f) 

(Hereafter referred to as “the Auction House”) 

All bidders are responsible for reading and understanding these 

Terms of Sale, as well as any supplemental notices. If you have any 

questions after having read the Terms of Sale, please contact Miriam 

Tucker at mtucker@ragoarts.com or 609.397.9374, extension 141. 

1. 

Each lot in this catalogue is offered for sale subject to the terms set 

out below, as changed or supplemented by provisions a) written in 

other places within these Terms of Sale, b) in written supplements to 

this Catalogue or other materials prepared by us and c) as stated by 

the auctioneer or posted in writing at the auction, prior to a bid being 

accepted for a lot. No other communications by any employee of the 

Auction House is intended to be binding, and such communications 

are made for informational purposes only. 

By bidding at the auction the buyer and all bidders agree to be bound 

by these terms or those changed and supplemented, whether bidding 

in person, through a representative, by phone, by internet, or other 

absentee bid. 

Upon the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, the successful bidder 

becomes the buyer and owner of the property and is responsible for 

the property, the amount of the successful bid, the buyer’s premium, 

applicable taxes, and other charges provided for in the Terms of Sale 

in U.S. Dollars, payable immediately. 

The thirty (30) day warranty shall commence on the date of sale and 

continue to run without any tolling even if the Buyer within that 

thirty (30) day period 1) fails to inspect or pay, 2) requests delay in 

shipment, 3) provides incorrect shipping address or information or 4) 

is unavailable to receive shipment. 

Sales Results: Preliminary results will be available online shortly 

after each sale at www.ragoarts.com. Final sales results will be 

available no earlier than 2 p.m. on our first business day following 

the auction or as soon as the Auction House has audited and verified 

all sales. 

The Auction House retains all rights to photographs and other 

intellectual property contained in this catalogue. 

2. Auctioneer’s Determination Final 

A lot will be sold to the highest bidder as determined in the sole and 

exclusive judgment of the auctioneer. The auctioneer will also have 

the sole and exclusive power and authority to a) resolve any disputes 

between bidders, b) determine whether to pass or re-offer a lot for 

sale, c) reject or challenge any bid or advance in the bidding, d) 

exclude any bidder from the premises and e) otherwise regulate the 

bidders, the bidding and its increments. 

3. Buyer’s Premium, Purchase Price, Taxes, and Billing 

The buyer’s premium for each lot purchased is 25% on the first 

$75,000 of the hammer price, 20% on the portion from $75,001 

through $1,500,000, and 12% on that portion of the hammer price 

exceeding $1,500,000. 

A cash discount of 3% off the 25% buyer’s premium will be applied 

for property purchased by cash, check, wire transfer or money order 

if payment is received within 15 days of sale. This effectively lowers 

the 25% buyer’s premium to 22%. No discount will be taken off the 

lower buyer’s premium apportioned for lots that sell at $75,001 and 

above. 

On Live Auctioneers, a buyer’s premium in the amount of 28% of 

the successful high bid will be levied. A cash discount of 3% off the 

28% buyer’s premium will be applied for property purchased by cash, 

check, wire transfer or money order if payment is received within 15 

days of sale. This effectively lowers the 28% buyer’s premium to 25%. 

No discount will be taken off the lower buyer’s premium apportioned 

for lots that sell at $75,001 and above. 

Taxes: If you are shipping to a New Jersey address or if you pick up 

the lots you have won at our New Jersey location, you must pay the 

State’s 7% sales tax. The only exception is for those who hold a valid 

resale license and file the completed New Jersey State Sales Tax 

Form (New Jersey Seller’s Certificate Form ST3 or Non New Jersey 

Seller’s Certificate Form ST-3NR) with Rago’s at time of payment. No 

New Jersey sales tax is charged for purchases shipped out of state. 

Billing: All successful bidders will be sent invoices by mail or e-mail 

the week after the auction. 

4. Methods of Payment and Fees 

Cash. Check. Wire Transfers. Money Order. Visa. MasterCard. Discover. 

PayPal. 

All payments are due immediately upon receipt of invoice. 

We reserve the right to hold all goods paid for by check until 

payment has cleared. 

If payment is not received within thirty (30) days of sale, the Auction 

House reserves the right to impose from the date of sale a late 

charge of 1 1/2% a month of the total purchase price and deny all 

future credit. 

5. Payment, Collection, and Shipping Responsibilities of Buyer 

Buyer Obligations: On the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, title to 

the property immediately transfers to the successful bidder who, 

in turn, becomes the buyer of the Property. The buyer assumes full 

risk and responsibility for the purchased Property, including all costs 

and expenses of handling, shipping, insurance, taxes, export, and 

otherwise, and is liable for the full purchase price, plus the buyer’s 

premium, applicable taxes, and any other associated expenses. The 

Auction House shall not be responsible for insuring buyer’s property 

after purchase. 

Collection of Property and Storage Charges: The buyer will pay for the 

purchased Property immediately and remove it from the premises of 

the Auction House within fourteen (14) days of the sale. We are not 

responsible for any damage or loss on property purchased but not 

removed from premises. If the purchased Property is not removed 

within thirty (30) days of the sale, the buyer will thereafter be 

assessed a $10 per lot storage charge per day. The Auction House 

may, at its discretion, remove the purchased Property to public 

storage at the buyer’s risk and expense. All associated charges will 

be added to the total invoice and must be paid in full before the 

Property will be released. 

Those who choose to pick up their property from the Auction House 

following the sale must call 24 hours in advance to arrange pick-up. 

Normal pick-up hours are Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., 

excepting the hour between 12:00 and 1:00 p.m. Property purchased 

and left at the auction house for 90 days will be sold or donated for 

you. 

Packing and Shipping: The buyer is solely responsible for the 

shipment and insurance of all purchased property. We will work with 

any shipper of your choosing.. We are not responsible for any damage 

or loss that occurs while your objects are in another’s or our care 

after purchase is made. We will also not be responsible for any and 

all losses that occur during shipping. 

As a convenience to the buyer, the Auction House will, if requested, 

give your property too one of the local UPS stores known to us. These 

companies will pack and ship or arrange shipment for you via UPS, 

FedEx or other carrier, fully insured, for a fee payable in advance by 

credit card. Shipments are made within a few days after payment has 

been received. 

All international customs, duties, and other tariffs are the 

responsibility of the Buyer. The Auction House and Masterpiece 

Shipping will declare the selling price as the value in all cases. 

Shipping larger items: Larger items are objects such as furniture, 

andirons, floor vases, or any other item whose safe packing will 

exceed the limits of common carriers. The Auction House can arrange 

delivery by freight almost anywhere in the United States, fully 

insured, for a fee. The delivery of large, heavy, or expensive objects 

is not an inexpensive proposition and we urge you to consider this 

before bidding. 

6. Buyer Default 

Remedies: If any of the Terms of Sale are not fully complied with by 

the buyer, the buyer will be in default without need of notice by the 

Auction House. The buyer shall be liable to the Auction House and 

the consignor for the total purchase price, including all premiums, 

charges, and expenses specified in the Terms of Sale. Interest shall 

accrue at the rate of 18% per annum commencing with the date of 

the auction. In addition to other remedies available to the Auction 

House by law, the Auction House may, at its option, a) cancel the 

sale of the lot(s) on which the buyer defaulted and of any other lots 

sold to the defaulting buyer at the same or any other auction(s) and 

retain as liquidated damages all payments made by the buyer, b) 

resell the purchased Property, whether at public auction or private 

sale, or c) pursue any combination of a) and b) above. In event of 

default, the buyer will be responsible to the Auction House and 

the consignor for any deficiency, any and all costs and expenses, 

including reasonable attorneys’ fees, collection fees and expenses, 

late charges, and other damages. The Auction House may, at its 

discretion, apply any proceeds of sale otherwise due to the buyer or 

monies of the buyer in the Auction House’s possession to reduce or 

satisfy the buyer’s obligations. 

Security Interest: As security for full payment to the Auction 

House and the consignor of all amounts due, the buyer grants the 

Auction House the right to retain a security interest in the Property 

purchased at auction and in any other property or money of buyer 

in the Auction House’s possession or coming the Auction House’s 

possession (collectively, “collateral”). The Auction House shall 

have the rights of a secured creditor as provided by the Uniform 

Commercial Code and other applicable law. Such security interest 

in the Property or other collateral will cease when the Property is 

physically delivered to the buyer or the buyer’s agent. 

7. Warranties and Guarantees 

All items are served “As-Is, Where-Is,” except as expressly stated 

otherwise in the following paragraph: 

All information in the catalogue concerning authenticity is 

guaranteed for a period of thirty (30) days from the date of sale. In 

that time, prior to payment to the consignor of the work, the Auction 

House will allow the buyer to submit, at his own expense, an opinion 

in writing from a recognized expert, approved by the Auction House 

and the purchaser, regarding authenticity. In the event the work is 

judged inauthentic by the expert, the work may be returned in the 

same condition as at time of sale and the buyer’s full purchase price 

will be refunded. Refunds shall not include costs of transportation, 

insurance, or other expenses that may have been incurred by the 

buyer. It is the buyer’s responsibility to make payment in a timely 

fashion such that the property can be released and inspected within 

this thirty (30) day time frame. Should the buyer not do so, or should 

the buyer request the auction house to delay shipment, should he 

give an incorrect shipping address, or be unavailable to receive 

shipment, the thirty (30) day warranty shall still apply. If the Auction 

House has paid the consignor the amounts due consignor as a result 

of the sale, the Auction House will (i) refund to the buyer the amount 

of the buyer’s premium and applicable taxes received from the buyer, 

and (ii) make written demand upon the consignor for the payment 

of the balance of the purchase price. If the consignor fails to honor 

the written demand for a refund of the balance of the purchase price, 

the Auction House will furnish buyer the name and address of the 

consignor, and assign to buyer all of the Auction House’s rights for 

the return of the balance of the purchase price of the affected lot. 

Upon this disclosure and assignment, the Auction House will have 

no further liability to buyer or responsibility to pursue the buyer’s 

claim. The Auction House will extend reasonable cooperation to 

buyer, provided that such cooperation does not require out-of-pocket 

expenditures by the Auction House. This limited right of rescission is 

available only to the original buyer and may not be relied upon by any 

heir, agent, transferee, assign, or other third party or assigned to any 

subsequent transferee of the Property which gives rise to the claim. 

This Warranty does not cover any description that states there is 

a conflict of specialist opinion; any description that states (or is 

bracketed in a section described as) “as-is” or “not guaranteed.” 

This Warranty does not cover any typographical errors. 

This Warranty does not cover wear on furniture. 

This Warranty does not cover flakes, surface scratches, or 

manufacturing flaws in glass or ceramics. 

The description of clocks and lighting devices, whether in catalogues 

or condition reports, may be incomplete and not identify every 

mechanical replacement, repair, or defect. The absence of reference 

to the condition of a clock or lighting device does not imply it to 

be in working condition or without defects, repairs, restorations, or 

replacement parts. 

The description of jewelry, whether in catalogues, condition reports, 

or any other form, is rendered as opinion, including, but not limited 

to, specialist opinion as to authenticity, the enhancement or 

treatment of gemstones, the weight of gemstones, the country of 

origin, the authorship or origin (manufacture) of an item, its period 

(or c.) or the authenticity of its marks. No warranty is made that any 

watch is in working condition or without defects, restorations, or 

working parts. 

Buyers are advised to check watch works prior to auction. 

All measurements are approximate. 

This disclaimer of liability on our part applies whether the 

information is included in the catalogue, advertisements, 

announcements, or communicated through our representatives, bills 

of sale, or elsewhere, and whether written or oral. 

No Warranty of Reproduction: Neither the consignor nor we make any 

warranty or representation, express or implied, as to whether a buyer 

will acquire any reproduction rights, copyrights or other intellectual 

property rights in, or with respect to, the Property. 

The Auction House makes no warranties, express or implied, as to the 

merchantability or fitness for purpose except as otherwise expressly 

stated in these Terms of Sale. 

8. Qualifying to Bid 

As a security measure for our consignors and our company, all Buyers 

must establish credit. You will be asked to furnish identification and 

a valid credit card number, credit references. and/or (for absentee, 

phone and online bidders) an initial deposit in the form of a preauthorization 

hold equal to 10% of the low estimate of the total 

number of lots on which you are bidding. First time and international 

buyers bidding on Asian lots with a total low estimate of $5,000 or 

greater will be asked to a) furnish an initial deposit in the form of a 

pre-authorization hold equal to 30% and b) grant the Auction House 

the right to charge your credit card 30% of the selling price on the 

day of sale. If you are acting as another’s agent or principal, we may 

request a letter of authorization. If you are successful and do not 

remit payment as specified, the amount owed will be charged to your 

credit card together with such charges set forth in these terms of 

sale. If you have any questions, contact Eliane Talec, ext. 118. 

Bidding Numbers: All bidders must register and receive a bidding 

number from the Auction House prior to bidding at the auction. 

9. Bidding Increments 

All unreserved bidding starts at 50% of the low estimate unless 

there are two or more competing absentee bids in excess of this 

figure. 

The auctioneer has the sole and exclusive power, discretion, and 

authority to regulate the bidding and its increments. 

Increments 

$10 until $100 is reached 

$25 until $500 is reached 

$50 until $1,000 is reached 




$1,000 until $30,000 is reached 



$10,000 over $100,000 

10. Absentee Bids 

Absentee bids are requested by no later than 6:00 p.m. on the 

business day before the auction. 

We accept absentee bids by phone, by mail, in person, or by fax. If 

you fax your absentee bids, please call us to confirm receipt. 

All absentee bidding is handled as though you are in attendance. We 

buy all designated lots for you one bidding increment above where 

competition stops. Please check and comply with these increments. 

In case of failure to comply, we will reduce each off-increment bid to 

the next lower figure. 

“Plus” bids: Because of our structured bidding increments, it is more 

likely that several people will leave identical bids. Since an earlier bid 

left with the auction house wins in the event of a tie, a later bid with 

an added “plus” bid to the next increment would win the piece. 

Absentee bids left on Live Auctioneers are sent to the auction house 

during the actual sale. There is no time advantage to these bids at 

all. 

All absentee bidder names and bids are held in strictest confidence, 

disclosed only in the event of a question after the sale. 

Absentee bidding is a convenience offered to our customers and, 

while we will make every effort to execute your instructions, the 

Auction House is not liable or responsible for any errors or failure 

to do so. If you place absentee bids with the Auction House, then 

choose to attend in person, bid by phone or any other means, it is 

solely your responsibility to cancel any or all absentee bids prior to 

the start of the auction 

11. Telephone Bids 

Rago’s guarantees you a line and a phone agent for bidding until 4 PM 

on the day prior to an auction. After that time, we will gladly accept 

your absentee bids, even during the auction (up to 30 minutes before 

a lot goes on the block). Changes to bid lists left with us prior to the 

deadline will always be accommodated as best we can, as will followup 

phone bids for those who attend/must leave the auction and 

other exceptional cases. 

Please call to set up all phone line requests. Do not fax phone line 

requests. If you need condition reports, please request and review 


them prior to reserving phone lines. 

We can call you at two phone numbers ONLY during the auction. If 

you are unsure of where you or your agent will be during the sale, we 

recommend you leave absentee bids. 

Please do not change your phone number after your phone lines have 

been confirmed; if you do, the Auction House will not be responsible 

for any breakdown in communications. Overseas phone numbers only 

will be confirmed the day before the auction. 

We do not have the capacity to assign phone agents to clients who 

want to listen only or who will not bid the minimum selling price. 

Therefore, if you bid by phone, you must be willing to open bidding 

and bid to within 2/3 of the low estimate should the bidding go that 

far. You may, however, leave absentee bids for any amount. 

Bids are placed on the telephone at the discretion of the Auction 

House and at the caller’s risk. Telephone bidding is a convenience 

offered to our customers and, while we will make every effort 

to execute your instructions, the Auction House is not liable or 

responsible for any errors or failure to do so. 

If you place absentee bids with the Auction House or Live 

Auctioneers and also bid in person, by phone or any other means, it 

is solely your responsibility to cancel any or all absentee bids prior to 

the start of the auction. If you do not or cannot, regardless of reason, 

you will be held responsible for the property’s purchase. 

12. Internet Bids 

The Auction House has engaged the services of Live Auctioneers for 

its clients who wish to bid and buy online. 

Please proceed to liveauctioneers.com for all necessary information 

on how to bid and buy online using this system. The user of Live 

Auctioneers indemnifies and holds the Auction House and its 

consignors harmless against any claim arising out of or resulting 

from your use of the Live Auctioneers site, including all losses, 

damages, liabilities, and all fees (including attorney’s fees), costs, 

and expenses incurred in connection with any claim. Under no 

circumstances, including, but not limited to, negligence, shall the 

Auction House and its consignors be liable for lost profits or any 

special, incidental, or consequential damages that result from the 

use of, or the inability to use, this site. 

If you place absentee bids with the Auction House and/or Live 

Auctioneers and also bid in person, by phone or any other means, it 

is solely your responsibility to cancel any or all absentee bids prior to 

the start of the auction. If you do not or cannot, regardless of reason, 

you will be held responsible for the property’s purchase. 

13. Condition Reports 

Condition reports are rendered as specialist opinion by the staff 

of the Auction House and/or independent consultants and not as 

statements of fact. We do not guarantee the content of written or 

verbal condition reports. 

If you would like condition reports for items in the sale, please call 

(609) 397-9374, fax condition report requests to (609)397-9377 

or e-mail them to info@ragoarts.com. Our specialists will respond 

to requests as quickly as possible. Please be patient. We get many 

requests and we make every effort to respond to all of them in a 

timely fashion. The Auction House is not liable or responsible for any 

errors or failure to do so. 

14. Reserves 

A reserve is the confidential minimum price established by the 

Auction House and the consignor. The reserve will never exceed the 

low estimate of the lot. The Auction House prohibits consignors from 

bidding on their own property, but may implement the reserve by 

bidding on behalf of the consignor at the auction up to the reserve. 

15. Estimates 

The estimates provided in this catalogue are our opinion of the 

price that a willing buyer would pay for the property at auction, 

based, where possible, on prices paid for comparable items sold in 

the past. They are neither a representation nor a prediction of the 

actual selling price that will be realized at auction, post-auction 

sale, or upon resale, which may be substantially different from these 

estimates. We shall not be liable in any way for such a difference. 

16. Withdrawal of Property from Sale 

The Auction House reserves the right to withdraw property from 

the sale for any reason and with no liability whatsoever for such 

withdrawal. 

17. Rescission by Buyer 

All items are served “As-Is, Where-Is,” except as expressly stated 

otherwise in Paragraph 7. Buyer acknowledges and expressly agrees 

that the provisions of this Paragraph state the sole and exclusive 

remedy available to a buyer in the event of non-conformity in 

Property purchased. The buyer understands and agrees that the 

exclusive remedy for any breach of the warranty shall be a rescission 

of the sale and a refund of the original purchase price (bid plus 

buyer’s premium), as well as any applicable taxes paid. Neither the 

Auction House nor its Consignor shall be liable for damages beyond 

the remedy expressly provided for herein, such as, but not limited 

to, direct, indirect, special, incidental, punitive, or consequential, 

including the loss of profit or revenue, cost of obtaining alternative 

property, claims of customers of the buyer or otherwise. 

18. Rescission by the Auction House 

In the event the Auction House receives notice of an adverse claim 

with respect to purchased Property, the Auction House shall have the 

right (but not the obligation), in its sole and absolute discretion, to 

rescind the sale to the buyer, upon written notice to the buyer. Upon 

such notice, the buyer will promptly return the purchased property 

to the Auction House’s premises in the same condition as when 

purchased. 

The Auction House will then promptly refund the purchase price, 

including the buyer’s premium and applicable taxes paid. Buyer will 

have no further recourse against the Auction House or the consignor, 

and the Auction House and the consignor shall not be liable for any 

damages of any nature suffered by the buyer. 

19. Governing Law and Forum for Disputes 

The laws of New Jersey shall govern the auctions of the Auction 

House. Any disputes that may arise in connection with the auction 

and/or any auction purchase, and all of the terms and conditions set 

forth herein above, shall be governed by and construed in accordance 

with New Jersey law. Anyone who participates in the auction and/or 

makes auction purchases agrees to submit to the jurisdiction of the 

courts of the State of New Jersey with respect to any dispute arising 

in connection with the auction and/or any auction purchases. In the 

event that the Auction House needs to bring an action to enforce the 

terms and conditions herein and/or to collect any sum due and owing 

to it the Auction House shall be entitled in addition to collect its 

reasonable attorney’s fees, collection agency fees, and cost of suit. 

20. Limitations of Liability 

The Auction House acts only as the agent for the consignor and in no 

event will be liable for any breach or default by the consignor. 

21. Severability and Waiver 

If any provision of portion of these Terms of Sale shall be deemed 

unlawful, void, or unenforceable under applicable law, that provision 

or portion shall be stricken and severed from the remaining 

provisions, which shall remain in full force and effect. Failure to 

enforce any of the provisions in these Terms of Sale shall not be 

deemed a waiver of the right to enforce any other provisions of these 

Terms of Sale. 

22. No Assignment 

Unless the Auction House consents in writing, buyers may not assign 

their rights or any of their obligations related to an auction or other 

sale by the Auction House. 

23. No Modifications 

These Terms of Sale may not be changed unless the Auction House 

and buyer have agreed to do so in a written agreement signed by both 

parties. 

24. Export or import: 

It is the sole responsibility of buyers to familiarize themselves with 

International and U.S. laws or requirements for import and export; to 

identify and obtain any necessary export, import, endangered species 

or other permit prior to bidding; and to abide by International and U.S. 

laws and requirements. The Auction House and the Consignor make no 

representations or warranties as to whether any lot is or is not subject 

to export or import restrictions or any embargoes and will have no 

responsibility with regard to these matters. a) International: Several 

countries do not allow the importation of lots containing materials 

made from endangered species. This includes, but is not limited to, 

ivory, coral and tortoiseshell. An export license may be required for the 

export of certain materials, as well. b) State of California: California 

Penal Code sections 653o - 653r make it illegal to import into 

California for commercial purposes, to possess with intent to sell, or to 

sell within the state, the dead body, or any part or product thereof, of 

any polar bear, leopard, ocelot, tiger, cheetah, jaguar, sable antelope, 

wolf (Canis lupus), zebra, whale, cobra, python, sea turtle, colobus 

monkey, kangaroo, vicuna, sea otter, free-roaming feral horse, dolphin 

or porpoise (Delphinidae), Spanish lynx, or elephant. Starting in 2015, 

it will be unlawful to import into this state for commercial purposes, to 

possess with intent to sell, or to sell within the state, the dead body, or 

any part or product thereof, of any crocodile or alligator. Should a buyer 

in California state an intent to sell the certain animal parts named in 

California Penal Code sections 653o - 653r, the Auction House reserves 

the right to reject bids and refuse to ship. Note: Private ownership in 

California is not currently restricted. 

25. Miscellaneous 

Private Sales: These Terms of Sale shall apply to both auction and 

private sales of property. 

Paragraph Headings: Paragraph and subheadings are included in these 

Terms of Sale for ease of reference and should not be used to interpret 

the meaning of the substantive provisions.. 

RAgo 20th cEntuRY dEPARtmEnt 

Auction Management 

dAvid RAgo, JERRY cohEn, SuZAnnE PERRAuLt 

Modern Specialist 

JAd AttAL 

Cataloguers 

SARAh dZiAmbA, KimbERLY SøREnSEn 

RAgo ARtS And Auction cEntER 

Partners-in-Charge 

dAvid RAgo 

SuZAnnE PERRAuLt 

miRiAm tucKER 

Chief Operating Officer 

michAEL inghAm 

Chief Administrative Officer 

ELiAnE m. tALEc 

Art Director 

AnthonY bARnES 

Photographer 

LYnnEttE mAgER wYnn 

Photography Intern 

KAtELYn KoPEnhAvER 

Client Services Manager 

KAREn dAviES 

Client Services 

mARtinE wEbbER 

Supervisor, Installation and Operations 

cASSidY Enoch-REX 

Art Handlers and Movers 

chARLES chAmbERLin, RichARd PALLESchi, 

JoE ScuRti 

Controller 

LiSA KoLvA 

Public Relations/Marketing Assistant 

Robin hARRiS 

Administrative Assistants 

KAthY buScAvAgE, JESSicA chuRgin, SARA PAvicS 

Our thanks to the entire auction staff. 


ShiPPing/REcEiPt of PuRchASEd PRoPERtY 

A bid is a contract to buy. So on the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer, the successful bidder becomes the owner and assumes full responsibility 

for the purchased property. This includes all costs and the expenses of any handling, shipping, insurance, taxes, or export. 

When the Auction Center receives and processes your payment, your property is released - for shipping, delivery by freight, or pick-up. Please 

allow up to three weeks. 

NOTE: Some property in this sale may require specialized shipping. Please call us for our recommendations. 

ShiPPing SmALL itEmS bY common cARRiER (UPS, FedEx, DHL or USPS): 

We have engaged shippers to pick up several times a week from the auction house. Our recommended shippers for small items are 

Masterpiece Shipping and The Flemington UPS Store. Once we receive your payment and the completed shipping form authorizing the 

release of your property to the shipper, we will add your lot(s) to the list for the next pick up. You will receive a shipping quote for your 

approval within 48 hours after the shipper has picked up your lot(s). If for any reason the quote is not acceptable to you, your property will be 

returned to the auction house so that you can make alternate arrangements. 

Masterpiece Shipping 

David and Vicki Child, Owners-Operators 

Buckingham Green 

4950-C Old York Road 

Buckingham, PA 18912-2000 

T: 215-794-1199 

F: 215-794-1177 

The UPS Store #1752 

203 Main Street 

Flemington, NJ 08822 

T: 908-806-4842 

F: 908-806-4843 

ShiPPing LARgER itEmS bY fREight: 

(for example: furniture, bulky or odd shaped items) that exceed allowable dimensions or weight restrictions of UPS, Fed Ex and similar 

carriers. The auction house can provide assistance in arranging for delivery by freight. Depending on the location, we can recommend a 

variety of third party shippers. We are also happy to work with the freight company of your choosing. Please keep in mind that delivery 

of these types of items can be an expensive proposition and we urge you to consider this before bidding. Please remember that it is your 

responsibility to pay for all deliveries. 

PicK uP At RAgo’S: 

Hours for pick up are Monday – Friday, from 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and from 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. The shipping department closes each 

day from 11:30 – 1:30. The Auction House is closed on Federal holidays and on Mondays following two and three day auctions. We require 24 

hours’ notice in advance of pick up. Please bring your own packing materials. 

imPoRtAnt notES: 

• Weekend pick ups are made by special arrangement and/or by appointment only. 

• New Jersey sales tax of 7% must be added to your invoice when picking up merchandise unless you have a valid resale number on file. 

• All property must be paid for and removed from Rago Arts & Auction Center within 15 business days of the auction. Unless special 

arrangements are agreed upon in writing before the sale. Storage fees are charged beginning on day 16. For more details see our Terms 

of Sale. 

346 updated catalogue and condition information on ragoarts.com 

C ONDITION REPORT FORM – JUNE 2 013 

We are happy to provide you with condition reports on all lots as requested. Note that we are neither professional restorers nor 

conservators and specialist opinions are subjective and not a statement of fact. Therefore, we do not guarantee the content of the 

written or verbal condition report. Not withstanding this report, all lots are offered and sold in accordance with Paragraph 4 of the 

Conditions of Sale listed in the catalogue. 

Lot Number Description Specific Questions 

Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

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RAGO ARTS AND AUCTION CENTER > 

Staff initial Date/Time 

333 North Main Street • Lambertville, NJ 08530 • 609.397.9374 • fax 609.397.9377 • www.ragoarts.com

Absentee/ telephone b idding Form JUNE 2013 

please phone or fax any bids, in addition to sending us this form, to 

assure our receiving them as early as possible. 

please review bidding procedures and the terms of sale in the catalogue. 

do not fax phone line requests, please. 

name _________________________________________________________________ business name ____________________________________________________ 

Address ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 

City ___________________________________________________________________ state ______________________________________________________________ 

Zip Code ______________________________________________________________ e-mail ______________________________________________________________ 

telephone (home) __________________________________ (work) _____________________________ Fax ___________________________________________ 

resale/tax identification _____________________________________________ state _______________________________________________________________ 

The buyer’s premium for each lot purchased is 25% on the first $75,000 of the hammer 

price, 20% on the portion from $75,001 through $1,500,000, and 12% on that portion of 

the hammer price exceeding $1,500,000. 

A cash discount of 3% off the 25% buyer’s premium will be applied for property purchased 

by cash, check, wire transfer or money order if payment is received within 15 days of sale. 

This effectively lowers the 25% buyer’s premium to 22%. No discount will be taken off the 

lower buyer’s premium apportioned for lots that sell at $75,001 and above. 

Absentee bid phone bid 

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TELEPHONE BIDDERS ONLY: 

1). telephone day of sale _____________________________________________ 

2). telephone day of sale (backup) ___________________________________ 

Auction house or other reference and a valid credit card number (if a first-time bidder) 

reference Company name ____________________________________________ 

Contact name ________________________________________________________ Visa/mC/disc. ______________________________________________________ 

telephone ____________________________________________________________ exp. date ___________________________________________________________ 

i hereby confirm that i have read and am bound by the “terms of sale” for the auction. if i place absentee bids, then choose to attend in 

person, bid by phone, or by any other means, it is solely my responsibility to cancel any or all absentee bids prior to the start of the auction. 

signed (signature required to execute your bids) ___________________________________________________________ date. _______________________ 

r A go A rts A nd AUCtion C enter > 

buyer number 

staff initial date/time 

p leA se A dhere to the bidding inC rements 

$10 until $100 is reached $500 until $10,000 is reached 

$25 until $500 is reached $1,000 until $30,000 is reached 

$50 until $1,000 is reached $2,500 until $50,000 is reached 

$100 until $3,000 is reached $5,000 until $100,000 is reached 

$250 until $5,000 is reached $10,000 over $100,000 

rago’s guarantees you a line and a phone agent for bidding 

until 4 PM on the day prior to an auction. After that time, we 

will gladly accept your absentee bids, even during the auction 

(up to 30 minutes before a lot goes on the block). 

333 North Main Street • Lambertville, NJ 08530 • 609.397.9374 • fax 609.397.9377 • www.ragoarts.com

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