Art, Mid Century Modern, Décor & More

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Cincinnati, OH 45226
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Sale Starts

Tue
May 16
2am
2017

Sale Ends

Sun
May 21
4pm
2017

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Herman Miller Swivel Armchair with Footstool: A Mid Century Modern vintage armchair with matching footstool, by Herman Miller. Both are upholstered in brown leather, with silver tone metal frames and X-shaped bases with plastic feet. The chair swivels on its base while the footstool is fixed in place. By Herman Miller, marked to the underside of the footstool. There is an inspection tag to the underside of the chair dated August 1977.Sale PictureModway Nutshell Lounge Chair: A Modway Nutshell lounge chair. . The chair has a mid-century modern style and an orange vinyl upholstery and tube chrome legs.James Yoko Original Mixed Media Painting on Canvas: An original 1990 oil painting on canvas with applied magazine clippings by well-listed Ohio artist James Yoko (1916-2004). The painting features a vivid red field overlaid with ripped pieces of magazines bearing a variety of black and white letters. The painting is signed and dated to the verso and is presented in a wooden slat-style frame with white finish. Yoko was born in Youngstown, Ohio and was awarded a scholarship to the Dayton Art Institute where he earned a BA in Fine Arts. He continued his education by taking post-graduate courses with John King. His work has been shown in New York, Pennsylvania, Miami Valley Cooperative Gallery, Rutledge Gallery, and Antioch College.Lane Brutalist Five-Drawer Dresser by Paul Evans: An oak Brutalist five drawer dresser designed by Paul Evans for Lane Furniture. The dresser features an oak case with mitered corner construction, housing five drawers with asymmetrically pieced wood fronts, in a cubist style. Marked by Lane to inside drawer, with serial number “327130” to the back. For companion pieces, see: 17CIN219-274, 17CIN219-272 and 17CIN219-267.Shepard Fairey Signed 2017 Open Edition Giclée "Natural Springs": A 2017 signed open edition giclée on cream speckled paper, designed and signed in pencil 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 at the viewer as she holds a lotus flower dripping in thick, dark oil. 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 in pencil to the lower right. This print is unframed, awaiting presentation of choice.Joan Miró Hand-Pulled Lithograph from "LITHOGRAPHS II": A limited edition hand-pulled lithograph after very well-listed Spanish Surrealist Joan Miró (1893 – 1983). The print was printed by Galerie Mourlot, Paris as part of the publication LITHOGRAPHS II, a volume of Miró’s Catalogue Raisonne. The publication was originally published in 1975, chronicling Miró’s lithographic work between 1953 and 1963. The publication included 12 original hand-pulled lithographs plus a cover image. It was printed in a limited edition run of 5000. This print was included on pages 244-245 of the catalogue. “Joan Miro Original Lithograph X” is printed to the verso. The print is unsigned and presented without matting or framing. A certificate of authenticity from The Great Dane Collection is included.Burled Walnut Dining Table: A modernist dining table in burled walnut veneer. It has a rectangular tabletop that can be expanded using two included insert leaves, and stands on square legs. Unmarked.Vintage Eames for Herman Miller "Aluminum Group" Desk Chair: A mid-century vintage desk chair, designed by Charles and Ray Eames for Herman Miller, for the “Aluminum Group” series. It is upholstered in brown leather with a steel frame, and has a swivel seat and rolling base.Early George Nelson for Herman Miller Modernist Sofa or Day Bed: An early George Nelson for Herman Miller modernist sofa or day bed by designer George Nelson. It has a light hardwood frame, near-black vinyl upholstered removable seat and back cushions, and silver tone metal wire legs. The sides are open with no armrests. Labelled.Cushman Mahogany Side Table: A Cushman mahogany side table. This table has a two-tiered, circular construction and rests on tapered, splayed legs. It is marked to the bottom with a metal tag which reads, “A Genuine Cushman Colonial Creation”.Herman Miller Shell Chair: A Mid Century Modern fiberglass shell chair by Herman Miller. It has a beige vinyl upholstered seat, a light gray fiberglass shell, and chromed metal wire legs with black rubber shocks where they touch the shell. Marked to the underside.Mid-Century Modern Oak Sideboard: A Mid-Century Modern vintage sideboard, in oak veneer. It has draw leaf extensions to either side. The body of the piece has five drawers to the left, with metal handles and dovetail joints, and a removable silverware board to the top drawer. To the right is a cabinet space with a single adjustable / removable shelf. The piece rolls on casters to the base. Unmarked.Mid-Century Modern Dining Set: A vintage Mid-Century Modern dining set, including table and four chairs. The table has an oval top in faux wood laminate veneer, on a birch base, with square legs. It can be expanded with the included leaf insert panel. The chairs have caned backs, and golden yellow velvet seats with parallel channels, and stand on square legs matching those of the table, with spreaders. Unmarked.Pair of Black Acapulco Chairs: A pair of Acapulco style chairs, in black. Each has a black metal frame with three legs, and a seat made from stretched black synthetic strings. The design, a classic of Mid-Century Modernism, is said to have originated in the 1950s in Mexican tourist hotspot Acapulco. Its open design, supposedly based on traditional Mexican hammocks, allows air flow to cool the user in hot weather.

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