Decorative and Design

Unique version designed for Steve Wynn's Race and Sports lounge, Bellagio Resort, Las Vegas.

Glazed stone ware jar with beetle and ferns France, ca. 1900; Marked Susse F. es Ed. th Paris with faded artist signature, incised 876A

White stoneware items from Wedgwood across the early 19th century. Each of these pieces speaks of a resolvedly classical influence as Wedgwood looked to the storied “Etruscan” vessels fashionable in private collections for pattern & design. A covered sugar bowl with arabesque flowers and spaniel finial, Provenance: Property of the Saint Louis Art Museum, Sold to benefit the acquisition fund.

“Sunflower Box” features a lid ornamented with a sunflower motif in relief, and an indented bottom featuring a star in relief. His designs are inspired by the natural grain and pattern of the individual blocks of wood he uses, making each piece organic and unique.

Adam Field's Onggi Jar

Sculptural Candle Holder / Occasional Table

Intriguing dining table by artist & designer Albert Palsy, dated 1981. Paley’s sculptural practice developed out of his jewellery-making and goldsmithing, and a similar sensibility and intricacy is easily salvageable even in larger scale works such as this; where forged steel coils are pressed together in a surprising new and agile language as loops — reflective of loops of rope or cable — subtly support the clear glass tabletop surface. A 'TABLE FOR TEN' DINING TABLE, 1981 forged steel with glass top 30 in. (76.2 cm.) high, 72 in. (182.9 cm.) wide, 52 in. (132.1 cm.) deep signed and dated PALEY 1981 Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner

Sculpted fruitwood table lamp, the table lamp with Brass tag to table lamp engraved: "Lampara Cajones" Salvador Dali 1937 b.d. ediciones de diseno 046.

Elegant tall vase in Jugendstil (German Art Nouveau) style, the WMF (Wüttermburgische Metallwarenfabrik) was renowned for its cohesion in combining the philosophy of the art with an industrial manufacturing. This piece with its simple plantlike copper decoration and hammered and burnished brass body would likely have been designed under sculptor & then director of the WMF art studio Albert Mayer around 1900. Ostrich stamp/I Excellent patina. Overlay intact, all rivets are present.

Yellow, volcanic glaze

Tall footed bulbous vase, matte green glaze with charcoaling.