GEORGES JOUVE, Wall appliqué, ca. 1952

Georges Jouve Sirene wall sconce France, 1948glazed stoneware, copper, vellum10.5 w x 6 d x 24.5 h in (27 x 15 x 62 cm) Incised artist's cipher to reverse. Literature:

Georges Jouve Poule wall sconce France, 1948glazed stoneware, vellum20.5 w x 6.5 d x 24 h in (52 x 17 x 61 cm) Literature: Georges Jouve, Jousse, pg. 189

Georges Jouve Pair of sconces, ca. 1950 Glazed earthenware, patinated metal. Made in France. Each: 13" H x 12.5" W x 5.25" D

NEWMANN, C.A. George (1880 – 1952). Newmann the Great. St. Paul: Standard Litho., ca. 1915. Handsome color lithographed window card of the “pioneer mentalist” who made a career out o

Alexander Girard & George Nelson Illuminating wall-mounted desk, ca. 1964 Walnut, laminate, painted wood, aluminum. Manufactured by Herman Miller, USA. 20" H x 30" W x 7" D 24" Deep, fully extended

Walnut and laminate credenza with three black sliding panel doors and electrified typewriter drawer by George Nelson for Herman Miller, ca. 1952. Manufacturer's label to interior.

George Nelson Patio lounge chair, ca. 1952 Iron, vinyl. Manufactured by Arbuck, USA. 31" H x 25" W x 31" D

George Nelson, Spike wall clock, c. 1952, American, wood, brass, enameled aluminum, model 2202 for the Howard Miller Clock Company, stamped 2202 verso, battery powered, 19"dia

An Early Wind-Up George Nelson & Associates Ball Wall Clock, ca. 1950's, Model 4755, made by Howard Miller Clock Company, Zeeland MI. Signed with impressed maker's mark and model number. D: 2 3/4 D: 1

George Nelson Early wall-mounted 'Bubble' lamp, ca. 1950 Sprayed fiberglass over metal frame, walnut, steel. Manufactured by Howard Miller, USA. 40" H x 18" W x 36" D

George Nelson &; Associates 2202c Spike clock Howard Miller Clock Company, design ca. 1952-53 Painted wood, enameled metal 18 1/4" x 18 1/4" x 3 3/4" Electrically powered clock mechanism with a fi

Masonite display disc for George Nelson Bubble lamps for Howard Miller Clock Company, ca. 1952.

Venini, big triedro wall lamp. 1960 ca. Venini, grande applique triedro. 1960 ca. Dimensioni: 60 x60 cm

Widdicomb Cabinet Wall Shelf, by George Nakashima, ca. 1965, in American black walnut, facing two sliding doors, diagonal shelf extension at top on right, 14" x 60" x 12", with 11" added width at top.

Lacquered metal structure and glass balls. Prod. Arteluce, 1952 ca. 46x30x20cm. Bibliography: Catalogo Arteluce; The complete Designers Lights (1950-1990), Clemance & Didier Krzentoswski editions.

George Nelson (American, 1908 - 1986) for Herman Miller chest cabinet, model no. 5245 (designed 1952), ca. 1958, rectangular, in rosewood, with single cabinet door to right and five long drawers to le

George Nelson (American, 1908-1986) for Herman Miller "Thin Edge" Mid Century modern five-drawer dresser, model no. 5240, (designed 1952), ca. 1958, in rosewood with custom finish, aluminum legs, and

Leo Behnke (Editor)1990. Harbound, 602 pages. Extensive work on mental magic and mentalism from Newmann the Great (1880-1952).

Italian Manufacture, two chromed metal appliques. 1960 ca. Manifattura italiana, coppia di appliques cromate. 1960 ca. Dimensioni: h 54 cm, largh 14 cm

Coppia applique mod. 238/2 con struttura in metallo laccato e diffusori in vetro. Decalcomania originale. Prod. Arteluce, Italia 1952 ca. cm 21x47x27, Bibliografia Catalogo Arteluce; The complete Desi

An 'Arpillera', or applique wall hanging, this in cotton, depicting life in an Andean village, ca. 1950, signed "Mercedes" at bottom, featuring over (80) figures of people, mostly girls, including an

George Nelson Basket Wall Clock For Howard Miller, No. 2215, 1952-60, with woven wicker basket face with enameled metal hands and 'numerals, ' electric, with cord, together with a George Nelso

Howard Miller, George Nelson Wall Clock 42" x 12" x 6 1/2" Weight driven wall-hanging clock with pendulum and chime, Zeeland, MI, ca. 1960s/70s Chromed steel, lucite, glass, mirrored glass, enameled m

After George Grant Elmslie (British/American, 1869-1952) Architectural Wall Relief Tile terracotta H 20 x W 20 x D 2 3/4 inches Literature: W.G. Purcell and G.G. Elmslie,The Work of Purcell and Elmsli