Prickly Melon Vase by Cliff Lee, 1996

A beautiful vase entitled "Black Undulating Vessel" by Felicity Aylieff. Originally purchased at the Crafts Council Gallery Shop in London, UK in 1999...

A whimsical "Topiary" collection dining table designed by Richard Schultz for Knoll. This collection was produced in 1996 and is a fun design for any garden or patio. This dining table is made by a technique that involves bending, stamping, and folding sheets of aluminum. The "Topiary" table base is fitted with wheels for easy transportation. The dining table is powder-coated in a lovely mint green color. The table is structurally sound and in very good condition. Glass is not included. Two tables are available. "Topiary" collection dining chairs are available in another listing. Special note: The pair of topiary...

A chic Waterfall Vanity Bench or Bench designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin, 1980s. This Post-Modern bench has a chrome stretcher base and brass roller feet. It would look gre...

A Post-Modern sectional sofa designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin. This fabulous sofa came out of a period home and was custom-made circa 1990. This large sofa has additional ...

A love seat designed by Stanley Jay Friedman for Brueton. This leather sofa would look great in any interior, Modern, Contemporary or Traditional. According to the Brueton catalog "t...

A stunning pair of "Lap Seating" lounge chairs designed by Stanley Jay Friedman for Brueton. This pair of leather club chairs would look great in any interior, Modern, Contemporary o...

Teardrop porcelain vase by Cliff Lee USA 1994 Oxblood flambé glaze in uncommon drip design over a lower matte finish Signed to underside and dated From the ...

Cast from solid bronze, the Cliff Vase (Small) is a functional and sculptural work with wood grain detail and golden bronze patina. Designer Inspiration behind the pieces. Introduced to the world of design in 2016, Brian Chaaban has spent the past few years curating a collection of premium bronzewares. Pulling inspiration from the natural beauty surrounding his hometown of Los Angeles, his self-titled collection “CHAABAN”, focuses on forms, shapes, and details found in nature. “I have always been drawn to the outdoors– whether it be through hiking trails or swimming in the ocean, there is such an indescribably tranquil energy about our natural world." – Brian Capturing and preserving this natural energy has been the ethos behind each piece in our bronze line, most of which start from a hand carved block of wood. Upon perfecting the wood model, the piece finds its next form when cast in solid bronze, using a nearly 6000-year-old method known as lost wax casting. Once cast, we hand-patinate each piece until it is then ready to be released into the world for adornment. Artistic inspiration for the collection is drawn from the raw and brutalist styles of Paul Evans, and Harry Balmer as well as the modernism sculptures...

Cast from solid bronze, the Cliff Vase is a functional and sculptural work with Wood Detail and Gold Patina. Inspired by silhouettes found in nature, CHAABAN sought to create a line of unique bronzewares and premium home furnishings. Our collection has been hand-crafted with a specific focus on capturing the details seen in branches, trunks, and barks. Natural edges, grains, splits, and cracks are interpreted and preserved using traditional bronze casting methods, successfully blending art and function with the permanence of bronze. Introduced to the world of design in 2016, Brian Chaaban has spent the past few years curating a collection of premium bronzewares. Pulling inspiration from the natural beauty surrounding his hometown of Los Angeles, his self-titled collection “CHAABAN” focuses on forms, shapes, and details found in nature. “I have always been drawn to the outdoors– whether it be through hiking trails or swimming in the ocean, there is such an indescribably tranquil energy about our natural world.” – Brian Capturing and preserving this natural energy has been the ethos behind each piece in our bronze line, most of which begin from a hand-carved block of wood. Upon perfecting the original model, the piece finds its following form when cast in solid bronze, using a nearly 6000-year-old method known as lost wax casting. Once cast, we hand-patinate each piece until it is then ready to be released into the world for adornment. Artistic inspiration for the collection is drawn from the raw and brutalist styles of Paul Evans, and Harry Balmer as well as the modernism sculptures...

A very unique and somewhat eerie postmodern ceramic face vase by artist Bing Gleitsman, 1996. Painted and glazed, and signed and dated. Tones of viol...

The tall vase, featuring a captivating face and intricate relief of prickly pears, is meticulously handcrafted with a lustrous glossy white glaze and adorned with vibrant second fire...

Part of an exquisite series of fully handcrafted vases paying homage to the characteristic folklore of Sicilian street vendors, this one-off ceramic vase glazed in matt white is an i...