Art, Mid Century Modern, Décor & More

Frank Lloyd Wright Style Billiards Table: A contemporary Frank Lloyd Wright style 9-foot billiards table. The table features a pair of plank legs and a teal felt top. The table comes disassembled, the main image was taken in situ prior to being disassembled. The second picture was taken right at the start of disassembly and shows the corner pockets removed.

Eames Style Chair with Footstool: An Eames style chair with matching footstool. Upholstered in black leather. The frame has a rosewood veneer and metal hardware. The base of both the chair and footstool are X-shaped, in chromed metal with disc feet. The chair rotates and reclines. No maker’s name.

Mid Century Modern Orange Sofa: A Mid-Century Modern bright orange vinyl upholstered sofa. Offering clean tailored aesthetics with a low square profile and fixed seat and back cushion, raised on chrome legs. Coordination sofa is located at 506 in this sale.

Shepard Fairey Signed Giclée "Natural Springs": A signed open edition giclée on cream speckled paper by well-listed and world-renowned American street artist, Shepard Fairey (California/South Carolina; born 1970), titled Natural Springs. The image depicts a stunning portrait of a working-class woman wearing a head scarf, staring impassively directly at the viewer as she holds a lotus flower dripping in thick dark liquid, reminiscent of blood. To the upper right, an oil rig resides within a circular flame logo, and to the lower left is the OBEY star logo. Artist signature is signed and dated 2017 in pencil to the lower right. Poster is unframed, awaiting your choice of presentation.

Vintage Waterfall Cedar Chest: A vintage walnut veneered cedar chest with waterfall front, having inlaid borders and black accent trim, in a glossy finish.

Artemano "Star" Two-Seat Loveseat: An Artemano “Star” two seat loveseat, no. ch5588553, upholstered in grey flannel, on dark wooden legs.

Paul Chidlaw Original Mixed Media Abstract Painting on Panel: An original abstract impasto mixed media oil painting on board with pastel by well-listed Cincinnati artist Paul Chidlaw (1900-1989). Chidlaw taught at both Our Lady of Cincinnati College (now part of Xavier University) and the Art Academy of Cincinnati from 1946 to 1963, where he was also a student from 1919 to 1923, before going on to study at L’ Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Fountainbleu, France. Chidlaw’s art is highly revered and is displayed at the Cincinnati Art Museum and Xavier University as well as many private collections. The Chidlaw Gallery at the Art Academy of Cincinnati is also named in his honor as he is still revered for being one of the first Abstract Expressionists to work in Cincinnati. This impasto painting is relative to Chidlaw’s more purely expressive works, of thick paints and colorful hues. It is signed lightly to the lower right edge, presented inside a fine carved and pierced wood frame with scrolled cor

Jack Meanwell Signed Artist's Proof Hand-Pulled Lithograph: An original Artist’s Proof signed 1979 hand-pulled lithograph on paper by well-listed Abstract Expressionist painter Jack Meanwell (Cincinnati, 1919-2005). The print depicts three abstracted figures printed in gestural black linework and fields of ink. It is signed, dated, and labeled an Artist’s Proof in pencil to the lower margin. It is presented behind glass in a composite black frame with a hanging wire. Meanwell holds a special place among collected Cincinnati painters and is often associated with fellow Cincinnati painter Paul Chidlaw. The pair had their works exhibited together in 2010 at the Mary Ran Gallery, in an exhibit called “Paul Chidlaw and Jack Meanwell-Battle of the Abstract Expressionists.”

Large Oil on Canvas Modernist Triptych: A very large original mid-20th century oil triptych on canvas by an anonymous artist. Each of the three paintings depict a stark geometric composition painted in vivid primary red, yellow, and blue. A blue field is overlayed with rounded red and yellow shapes that cut dramatically into the scene. The paintings are unsigned and are each presented in thin silver tone metal frames. Per consignor, these paintings were acquired from a bank lobby in the Washington D.C. area.

Serigraph Reproduction after Andy Warhol 1964 Serigraph "Flowers": A serigraphic reproduction on paper dry-mounted to foam core, after the original series of large-scale, multicolored serigraphs created during the mid-1960s into the ’70s by well-listed and famed American Pop artist Andy Warhol (New York; 1928-1987), titled Flowers. The image depicts high contrast, photographic representations of flowers and their foliage, reduced to blue silhouettes and four flat, saturated red, pink and orange and yellow blossoms. This print is mounted behind glass in a black brushed metal frame.

Eustaquio Segrelles Original Oil on Canvas "Con Pan y Vino": An original impasto oil painting on canvas by well-listed Spanish painter Eustaquio Segrelles (Valencia; born 1936), titled Con Pan y Vino. The image depicts a Post-Impressionist rendering of a still life arrangement of a loaf of fresh crusty bread, broken, situated on a cold floor with a glass of red wine nearby. A gray brick wall lingers in the backdrop. Skillfully applied impasto paint molds the bread and crumbs into sculptural, three-dimensional objects, the pigments mixed directly on the canvas, creating a juicy, sensual pictorial space. Artist signature is signed in paint to the lower left and to the verso. The painting is mounted under a linen liner in a beveled wood frame with a dark gilt finish. A brass name plaque is adhered to the lower center of linen liner. Additional information is attached to the verso, as well as a hanging wire. The paintings of Eustaquio Segrelles can be found in public collections in Argenti

Don Chadwick Pie Slice Sofa for Herman Miller: A three-piece modular pie shaped sofa, upholstered in smooth form fitting fabric with black corrugated plastic bases. Sections can be used individually or together, manufactured by the Herman Miller furniture company.

Max Rieg Pewter Footed Bowl: An oblong, boat-shaped pewter bowl, having a hand hammered finish and rope-twist border on bowl rim and footed base. The bottom is marked, “Max Rieg, Hand Made, 1171”.

Herman Miller Eames Fiberglass Rocking Armchair: A red fiberglass shell molded armchair on a metal Eiffel and wood rocker base. Unmarked, attributed to design duo Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller.

Shepard Fairey Signed Giclée "Make Art Not War": An open edition giclée print on heavyweight cream speckled paper designed and signed in pencil by well-listed and world-renowned American street artist, Shepard Fairey (born 1970), titled Make Art Not War, dated 2016. The print depicts a woman’s black and white portrait encircled by a flower foliate border, the OBEY emblem at lower center, flanked by paintbrushes. Across the solid red backdrop, large bold letters read “Make Art Not War”. The print is hand-signed and dated in pencil to the lower right, unframed and awaiting the presentation of your choice. More information about the artist can be found below under Additional Information.