Mid-Century ~ Designer Clothes ~ Desert Inn and Pecos

1970s Fibrella Fiberglass Chairs

1970s Fibrella Fiberglass Chairs

1970s Fibrella Fiberglass Chairs

As seen on other sites for a lot more than we are asking!

Chochin pair of Walnut Biomorphic Iomorphic Abstract Lamps

As seen on other sites for a lot more than we are asking!

Ligne Roset 1980s Pascal Mourgue for Cinna Floor Lamp and Ligne Roset Mourgue Reading Table Lamp (not shown in photos)

1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLY1970s Campaign Desk

1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLY1970s Campaign Desk

1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLY1970s Campaign Desk

1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLYAs seen on other sites for a lot more than we are asking!

This is what you could do to this beautiful vintage Campaign Desk. 1970s Campaign Desk. This is at the Sellers Second Home and Can Be Shown BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Peter Maxx "Statue of Liberty"

Donald Deskey

Donald Deskey

Donald Deskey

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Joseph Pallenberg "Hirschbulle", 1905 Bronze

Dick Anderson 1968 Hand Chairs

Dick Anderson 1968 Hand Chairs

Dick Anderson 1968 Hand Chairs

Dick Anderson 1968 Hand Chairs

Dick Anderson 1968 Hand Chairs

Auguste Moreau, "Sisters". This is not one of the new ones with the green color on the bronze. This is an older one in bronze. $1,200 firm.

Antique settee

Agapito Labios (Mexican, 1898-1996). Agapito Labios was born Agapito Engel Cifuentes in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico in September of 1898. He took an active part in the Mexican Revolution and was put in prison. There he started painting the cell wall. The mayor of the town saw his paintings, liked them, and ordered him to paint his two little girls. Thus his artistic career began. Labios was a self taught artist and made his living doing portraits - painting his children in the primitive Mexican style. He started selling on Sundays in the Lagunilla (the thieves market) and immediately his fame began to grow. He later had a shop called Mercado de Artesanias at La Ciudadela in Mexico City where his work was sought out by collectors worldwide. He died in 1996, and his son currently owns the shop.

Agapito Labios (Mexican, 1898-1996). Agapito Labios was born Agapito Engel Cifuentes in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico in September of 1898. He took an active part in the Mexican Revolution and was put in prison. There he started painting the cell wall. The mayor of the town saw his paintings, liked them, and ordered him to paint his two little girls. Thus his artistic career began. Labios was a self taught artist and made his living doing portraits - painting his children in the primitive Mexican style. He started selling on Sundays in the Lagunilla (the thieves market) and immediately his fame began to grow. He later had a shop called Mercado de Artesanias at La Ciudadela in Mexico City where his work was sought out by collectors worldwide. He died in 1996, and his son currently owns the shop.

Agapito Labios (Mexican, 1898-1996). Agapito Labios was born Agapito Engel Cifuentes in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico in September of 1898. He took an active part in the Mexican Revolution and was put in prison. There he started painting the cell wall. The mayor of the town saw his paintings, liked them, and ordered him to paint his two little girls. Thus his artistic career began. Labios was a self taught artist and made his living doing portraits - painting his children in the primitive Mexican style. He started selling on Sundays in the Lagunilla (the thieves market) and immediately his fame began to grow. He later had a shop called Mercado de Artesanias at La Ciudadela in Mexico City where his work was sought out by collectors worldwide. He died in 1996, and his son currently owns the shop.

Agapito Labios was born Agapito Engel Cifuentes in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico in September of 1898. He took an active part in the Mexican Revolution and was put in prison. There he started painting the cell wall. The mayor of the town saw his paintings, liked them, and ordered him to paint his two little girls.

Carved with flowers, the lid opens on the top

Carved with a peacock

Carved, the lid opens on the top

Morgan de Toi of paris

$3,500 wedding dress ONLY WORN ONCE! :)

$3,500 wedding dress ONLY WORN ONCE! :)

$3,500 wedding dress ONLY WORN ONCE! :)

$3,500 wedding dress ONLY WORN ONCE! :)

$3,500 wedding dress ONLY WORN ONCE! :)