Still On Schedule: Art/Baker/Century/Henredon/Vintage Toys & More!

Living Room: An original piece of art by artist MICHAELS hangs above a quality CENTURY brand floral sofa. To the right are separately priced CENTURY brand occasional chairs in a raspberry/yellow stripe upholstery. Also shown is a wine cellarette [in the corner] and a heavy iron coffee table with glass top and an iron/glass candleholder. Some closer photos follow.

Living Room: The cheery CENTURY sofa measures 85" long and has three attached back cushions, three detached seat cushions, and two matching toss pillows.

Living Room: The original art by listed artist "MICHAELS" (as he signs his works) measures 36" x 36." Michael J. Griffin was born in New Jersey in 1941 and served in the Marine Corps in the early 1960s. Michaels has a unique blend of realism and expressionism, creating abstract patterns of color and light. He has most often been represented by T.R.'s Gallery in New York.

Living Room: A vintage mahogany wine cellarette is on an attached stand and has brass carrying handles. A photo of the interior follows. (The key will be with the cashier.)

Living Room: This is the inside of the cellarette. The separator is removable in case you want to store other items in this cabinet. (The key will be with the cashier.)

Living Room: The two CENTURY brand occasional chairs are priced individually. The small butler table is one piece.

Living Room: The recently purchased contemporary cream color leather sofa is to the left of a heavy iron coffee table with glass top. An original painting hangs above the fireplace. Closer photos are coming up.

Living Room: The 7' leather sofa has attached back and seat cushions. It was recently purchased at Macy's.

Living Room: The heavy iron table with glass top measures 28" x 40" and displays an iron/glass hurricane candleholder.

Living Room: This original painting (41" x 42") of cross-country skiers is by listed artist Italo George Barrel-Botti, who was born on March 24, 1923 in New York. He is the son of Italian immigrants who came from Agripoli, Italy in 1920. Botti attended the Brooklyn Academy of Fine Arts, Leonardo da Vinci School of Art, the Abracheff School of Fine Art, the National Academy of Design, and the Art Students League He studied under Frank Vincent Dumond, Nicolai Abracheff, Reginald Marsh, and Bernard Lamott. Botti taught at the City College of New York, the Art Students League, and the Art Institute of Chicago He painted under the pseudonyms "George Barrel" and "Barrel Botti", before starting to use his birth name, Italo Botti. This piece is signed "Barrel."

Living Room: A slant-front drop leaf secretary over four drawers has a banded design and bracket feet. Also shown is an authentic vintage French poster, leather books and a small faux plant. Closer photos follow.

Living Room: The secretary is now open to reveal numerous interior compartments.