RO/LU, Everything Is Always Changing All The Time (After John Cage for Arp) lamp

Not Wanting to Say Anything About Marcel four Plexigrams I-VIII, each comprising eight screenprints on movable Plexiglas panels on a walnut base 1969; each signed by the artists and numbered to base:

John Cage (1912-1992) American, Extended Lullaby. Acrylic, spruce brass, and twelve 36-note Reuge music box mechanism. Size: 72 1/4 x 6 1/2 x 7 in. #1980 . #6 from an edition of 12, 1992/1994. Made in

Hunt Slonem (American/Louisiana, b. 1951) , "John Cage", 2007, oil on canvas, signed, titled, dated and inscribed en verso, 30 in. x 40 in., framed. Ill.: Nahas, Dominique. The Worlds of Hunt Slonem.

PETAVIUS (Dionysius) The History of the World: Or, an Account of Time. London: John Streater 1659, small folio, folding world map (loose with creases), lacking portrait, contemporary calf, worn with f

High valued Chinese Zitan wood carved unto pair of lantern cages. Of semi-conical shape, larger to the slightly domed top, constructed from eight cylindrical post joined with central sketcher between

John Lautner Floor lamp from the George D. Sturges Residence, Los Angeles USA, c. 1965metal and enameled metal 45.5 h × 16 w × 36 d in (116 × 41 × 91 cm) Provenance: Georg

John Lautner Floor lamp from the George D. Sturges Residence, Los Angeles USA, c. 1965metal and enameled metal 46.5 h × 16 w × 36 d in (118 × 41 × 91 cm) Provenance: Georg

John Dickinson Amphora table lamp from the Sonoma Mission Inn & Spa USA, 1980painted wood, enameled resin over steel, polyester, brass 36 h × 19 dia in (91 × 48 cm) Provena

19 in. John Morgan Rose Table Lamp. 19 in. dia. shade with obverse painted red bent slag glass panels depicting roses, surround by leaves, flowers and rose buds. On an unsigned Morgan repousse bronze

Sculptural T-7-Z Model Lamp, designed by John Van Zweinen for Heifetz, circa 1950s. This design received honorable mention in the Museum of Modern Art's Lamps Design competition of 1951. This is one o

Circa 1910. Stunning glass. Original base with original surface. Lamp originates from long time collection. Shade is signed "TIFFANY STUDIOS NEW YORK 515". Shade 14" Dia., 21" T. Condition: (Excellent

Hockey's all time best in about everything! This gem is graded a 9 and tough to find in high grade due to rough edges and off-centering. This one is stunning!

'Woodland Elves VII - Toadstool' designed to exterior with a Night-time coloring. 'Fairy in a Cage' designed to interior with Daylight coloring.  Wedgwood gilt Portland vase mark and MADE I

John Frederick Kensett Landscape Painting, first time to auction, attributed to John Frederick Kensett (American 1816 - 1872), oil on canvas, a landscape with trees and rocks signed lower left "JFK".

John F. Kennedy Signed November 7, 1960, Time Magazine. We are proud to present for auction an extraordinary piece of American history: An original November 7, 1960, edition of Time Magazine, autograp

Early 20th century, the base stamped to underside ''Tiffany Studios / New York / 585'', the shade stamped ''Tiffany Studios New York'' and ''1470-27'', the spindle-shaped finial surmounting the pierce

"Turtle-Back" shade with gold and pearl iridescent glass. Hobnail design on a verdigris patinated bronze base with iridescent cabochons and floral stem motif, signed Tiffany Studios New York #29743. 1

A Rene Lalique "Cardamine" lampIntroduced 1928Engraved script signature: R. Lalique France at base of standardModel 2164, the molded frosted glass box shade of rectangular outline raised on a rectangu

Fourth-quarter 19th Century; Paris, France Marked for Maison Odiot [oil lamp] / Paris 950 silver; Further marked: Odiot a Paris / 1487 The oblong covered serving dish with rocaille foliate motifs, t

A German Renaissance Revival tall case musical clockLate 19th centuryLikely Lenzkirch, the silvered-metal dial with black Arabic numeral hour markers, German weight driven time and strike movement, an

Circa 1902-1919; New York, NY Base spuriously signed: Tiffany Studios / New York / 28622 The pink and green leaded glass "Acorn" shade on a three-light patinated bronze Tiffany-style reproduction mu

Circa 1902-1919; New York, NY Shade signed: L.C.T.; Base signed: Tiffany Studios / New York / 416 The green damascene Favrile glass shade with tones of blue and green with gold iridescence on a pati

Bronze base. 3-light. Signature on base. Circa 1900-1920s. Floral design. Approx. 22 1/2" H x 16" D of shade. From the estate of Mark Zulli, antique collector and dealer for 50 years. (6131) Good cond

Ice chip finish. Base signed, Handel # 4294. Shade signed on metal rim. From a horse farm in Colts Neck, NJ.