Marilyn Lasarow, 1960s, L.A. Light and Space Painting

Light & Space Sculpture in the manner of DeWain Valentine, 1960s Acrylic. 15" H x 16.5" W x 8" D Provenance: From a Beverly Hills, CA Estate

Space Age pendant light by Guzzini, c. 1960s/70, Italy, dark taupe acrylic double shade, with chromed metal mounts, approx. 28"h x 29"w x 15"d

Rare four heads version, each of the 4 heads has 2 swiveling light shades the lamp can be used as an uplighter and downlighter Origin: 1960s

Vivian Chevillon (Vancouver, British Columbia, 1923-2005). Title: Lighthouse Lights. Landscape painting with distant view of lighthouse signed by the artist, Vivian Chevillon. Circa 1960s. Watercolor

Marion K Wachtel, Landscape Watercolor on paper. Approximate Site Size: 20.5" H x 31.5" W Approximate Size of Framed Piece: 30.5" H x 41.5" W Condition: There is light foxing throughout painting. The

Oil on masonite abstract portrait by Betty La Duke, 1960s. Signed to lower right.

Oil on masonite abstract portrait by Betty La Duke, 1960s. Signed to lower right.

Apparently unsigned. Dimensions: (Frame) H 19.25" x W 25.5" (Painting) H 18" x W 24" Condition: Painting with light surface dirt, a few light rubs to surface and edges of canvas. Light wear to frame.

Ceiling light fixture with three pendants. From the 1960s-1970s. Acquired from an MCM estate in VA, hanging next to a large stone fireplace. Black plate through which the cords pass is 12.5 inches in

Peter Robert Keil (German / American, Born 1942) Neo-Expressionist. Original portrait painting on canvas. Signed and dated '84 Berlin lower left. Titled on verso "La Petite Marilyn Monroe Hollywood".

This original painting is a watercolor view of a light house (could be Maine) signed Lee Coburn, a Massachusetts artist. The painting is pleasant and one can almost feel the salt breeze as it billows

Gouache on paper study by Richard Haines, an important figure in LA's Midcentury modern painting scene, measuring 3.75 inches tall by 3.625 inches wide. The work was completed in the 1960s while the a

Gouache on paper study by Richard Haines, an important figure in LA's Midcentury modern painting scene, measuring 4.875 inches tall by 4.75 inches wide. The work was completed in the 1960s while the a

Charmion Von Wiegand (1896 - 1983) oil on canvas, NEW LIGHTS-1960/61. painting size 16 x 11. Signed and dated on stretcher; Good Condition; Provenance: Marilyn Pearl Gallery; Noah Goldowsky Inc. label

Vase, ceramics, Kandern pottery, c. 1910, designed by Max Laeuger (1864 Lörrachund - 1952), Kandern pottery, stoneware, red body, green and black painting on a light yellow background, plant decora

Mid-Century Modern Two-Light Candelabra, likely 1960s or later, in the form of two abstracted Brutalist arrows, birds, or leaves crossing in space with two slender candle mounts, on a tall support on

#218 Chasseur 1809 bugler (1950s), 219 Chasseur 1809 Officer (1960s), 212 Dragon de la Garde Imperial officer with flag (1960s), 224 French 1st Regiment of Light Horse 1808 (circa 2000) 4 pieces. Cond

Ralph Ginzberg, Eros, Complete 4 volume set of spring, summer, autumn and winter, 1962. Published by Ralph Ginzberg, 1962, features last LA studio portraits of Marilyn Monroe. Some light wear.

From the 1960s. Some similarities to Prescolite models. Hardwired with on/off switch on top of fixture. 16.5 inches in diameter. Socket fixture fits perfectly into hole at the top of the shade.

Illuminate your outdoor space with these stylish 1960's Intermatic Malibu landscape lights. These lights are not just functional but also a piece of retro charm. They appear to be in very good conditi

Gaetano Sciolari (1927-1994)An Italian Space Age chandelier, circa 1960s-70sAppears unmarkedThe nine-light hanging chandelier with twelve Lucite and chrome batons connected by horizonal bars, encircli

Textured translucent Lucite Acrylic pendants which hang on a chrome base. From the 1960s-1970s. Has 5 fixtures for light bulbs. 17.75 inches in diameter and 13 inches tall.

BERNARD, Francis (1900-1979). Arts Menagers / Palais de la Defense Paris. Paris: Chabrillac, 1960s. Offset lithograph advertising the science and industry fair. 63 x 47”. Minor edgewear; light c

The wall lights for Venini. Glass and iron. Cm 30,00 x 13,00 x 30,00. 1960s. Literature: F. Deboni, I Vetri Venini. La Storia, gli artisti, le tecniche, vol 2 Allemandi Editore, Torino, 2007, ill. 293