Arthur Espenet Carpenter, Wishbone chair

Arthur Espenet Carpenter (American, 1920-2006) Rare Set of Six Wishbone Armchairs, circa 1987 Walnut, leather 31-3/8 inches (79.7 cm) (each) Each incised Espenet 8710 to undersides PROVENANCE: Acquire

A rare chest. Circa 1970 and signed twice. Signed to bottom right of last bottom drawer, as well as underneath. From a Westchester, NY estate. - Dimensions: 42" h x 30" w x 19.5" d.

Arthur Espenet Carpenter Black Walnut Dining Table. Rectangular top with slight outward curve, on pedestal base splitting into four downswept legs. The underside incised with 'Espenet 6784'. Bolinas,

Cabinets. A rare pair. Circa 1970. Signed on interior. From a Scarsdale, NY estate. - Dimensions: 33" x 27" x 18"

inscribed Espenet 7132 return measures 84 inches wide; 28 inches deep; 29 3/4 inches high Provenance: The Estate of Stanley & Betty Warner Sheinbaum the desk measuring 84 inches wide; 39 1/2 inches de

Arthur Espenet Carpenter (American, 1920-2006) Unique Dining Table, 1987 Walnut with inlay, enameled steel, glass 28-1/2 x 67 inches (72.4 x 170.2 cm) Signed Espenet 8706 PROVENANCE: Acquired directly

(lot of 2) Arthur Espenet Carpenter (1920-2006) Bolinas, CA, walnut nesting low tables, each having a rectangular top, the sides with exposed dovetail joinery, signed and marked 7615 and 7710 respecti

Arthur Espenet Carpenter (1920-2006) Bolinas, CA, walnut cabinet, having a rectangular top, above a hinged front with a locking knob, opening to a fixed shelf interior, and rising on tapered legs, sig

Arthur Espenet Carpenter (1920-2006) Bolinas, CA, walnut cabinet, having a rectangular top, above a hinged front with a locking knob, opening to a fixed shelf interior, and rising on tapered legs, sig

Arthur Espenet Carpenter (American, 1920-2006) Coffee Table with Chessboard inlay, 1968 Arthur Espenet Carpenter archives #6864 walnut unmarked H 17 x W 51 x D 24 3/4 inches Property from the Joan Ske

Arthur Espenet Carpenter Trestle dining table, 1971 Oak. Studio-made by Arthur Espenet Carpenter, Bolinas, CA. Together with a copy of the original drawings and associated paperwork from the Espenet o

Arthur Espenet Carpenter Headboard USA, 1968walnut 36 h × 73.5 w × 1.25 d in (91 × 187 × 3 cm) Headboard accommodates a California King-sized mattress. Incised signatur

An Arthur Espenet Carpenter (1920-2006) jewelry box, executed in walnut, with six bandsaw-carved drawers, inscribed "Espenet 7187," 30"h

Signed to underside Arthur Espenet. Three drawers and dovetailed edges. Raised on slightly curved bases. From a Dimensions: 16" w x 9" d x 8.5" h. Condition: Minor shrinkage split to one edge at under

Sculptural stained wood jewelry box with three felt-lined drawers by Arthur Espenet Carpenter, ca. 1975. The construction of this piece is illustrated in The Craftsman in America.

Arthur Espenet Carpenter III (American, 20th Century)Modernist Side Table, 2013Oak

Arthur Espenet Carpenter Turned wood bowl c. 1960Siamese teak 5 h × 11.625 dia in (13 × 30 cm) Carved signature, number and inscription to underside '2917 Espenet Siamese Teak'.

5.75" round 1.75" Height

Arthur Espenet Carpenter Bowl USA, c. 1950Honduran mahogany 4 h x 11.5 dia in (10 x 29 cm) Incised signature to underside '865 Espenet Honduras mahogany'. This work will sh

USA, 1986 myrtle 4” h x 8” d bowl 1/2”h x 12” utensils Salad servers and bowl by Arthur Espenet Carpenter. Carved signature [Espenet] and date [1986] to bowl underside. Carved

Modern studio furniture headboard, in the manner of Arthur Espenet Carpenter, the rectangular hardwood backboard mounted with floating single drawer nightstands, 20"h x 9'5'' x 16.5"d

Four wooden desk accessories: Carpenter crowned spinning top and walnut notepad caddy, pair of Stocksdale bookends, together with similar Claro walnut desk organizer, USA, 1964-2010; Caddy marked; Boo

circa 1970, unsigned, laminated, carved, and dovetailed walnut and rosewood, skirt fitted with two drawers, 28 x 32 x 32 in. . Provenance: Sotheby's New York, March 13, 1998 (lot 97); Sterling Associa

(10) Dining chairs in cherry wood, designed by Karl Hoffer-Larsen for Hoffer, Denmark, c. Late 20th Century. In the style of Hans Wegner's iconic wishbone chair. Dimensions: H 30.25" x W 19.25" x D 19