Industrial Design in America 1954

Contemporary Work Selected by the Society of Industrial Designers. With D/J. Review copy with inserts

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

The Pill Clock, designed by George Nelson in 1954 reflects the spirit of innovation of post-war America. This unique piece breaks from the traditional old clock design and makes for an elegant accesso

SET (6) INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ALUMINUM/BIRCH CHAIRS

David Teague for American Industrial Design Table. Size: 30" H x 95.5" W x 39.5" D

Pair of sculptural easy chairs with leather upholstery and aluminum bullet-shaped feet by Design America, 1980s.

Entwurf 1970er Jahre, Verchromtes Metall, Glas. 72 x 190 x 45 cm. Bezeichnet Dada Industrial Design.

(2) Industrial Design enameled pendant lights, c. 1940s, forest green enameled metal, the large double domed fixture supports one standard bulb, with phane type glass diffuser and black hanging chain,

A turn of the century polished metal and bronze slant lid desk having side drawers and fitted interior over bronze legs. Size: 34.5" x 31" x 28"

Pair of sculptural easy chairs with leather upholstery and aluminum bullet-shaped feet by Design America, 1980s.

ITALIAN WORK Architect's table, Archeological Industrial Design. Lacquered wood and wood.. Cm 150,00 x 80,00 x 101,00. 1920s.

Pair Industrial Design Rib Cage Table Lamps. Unique design. -- Dimensions: H: 35.5 inches: W: 13 inches: D: 10 inches ---

19th century terra cotta figural griffin block. Solid. Industrial Design Building Fragment. Dimensions: H: 19.5 inches: W: 16.5 inches: D: 5 inches ---

Industrial Design by Dreyfuss Catalogs, two Provenance: Collection of Mark McDonald Complete Lot Details Industrial Design: A Progress Report 1929-1952 Henry Dreyfuss, Henry D

Niek Hiemstra for Evolux, Industrial design floor lamp, Netherlands, 1950s, enameled steel and alunimun, glass, 20"dia x 64"h

Antique Marine Spotlight Lantern. Copper and Iron. Industrial Design. Swivels a little bit see video for details. tested and working Dimensions: Height: 28 inches, Width: 23 inches, Depth: 19 inches.

Vintage Swedish Industrial Design Drafting Table. Labeled Nike, Ekilstuna, Sweden. Size: 66.5" x 59" x 21.5" (169 x 150 x 54 cm).