Wilhelm KIENZLE (1886-1958) Bibliothèque démontable à

Cole Weston (American 1919 – 2003) after Edward Weston (American 1886 – 1958) “Nude, 1936”, 1984 Negative photograph print Signed and inscribed on verso “Negative by Edward Weston, print

Frank Swift Chase (1886 - 1958) Oil on Canvasboard, Signed Lower Right, Measures (12 x 16 inches) w/frame (18 x 22 inches) A founder of the Woodstock Artists Association and the Long Boat Key Art Cent

A rare Danish Royal Guard Drummer, circa 1940, carved painted wood, measuring 40" high x 15 1/2" wide x 10" deep. Condition: overall good condition, light wear to back of helmet, some paint peeling to

Frank Swift Chase (1886 - 1958) Oil on Canvaboard, Signed, Measures ( 13.5 x 16 inches ) w/frame 18.5 x 21 ) Frank Swift Chase was an American Post-Impressionist landscape painter and a founder of the

Large Royal Guardsman, Denmark, 1940s Painted wood, cloth Unmarked 59 1/2"

Edward Weston (1886 - 1958) was active/lived in California, Illinois. Edward Weston is known for Figural, landscape, still-life photography. Medium: Oil on board Size: 18" x 24" Frame Size: 23" x 29"

"Winter Landscape"; c. 1940s; Oil on Board; 7.75" x 9.75"; Signed Lower Right; Framed.

Mid-Century Modern Tan Leather Safari Buckle Chair, Wilhelm Kienzle Style. This armchair has cognac brown leather sling piecessupported by buckled straps under the seat, with brass tone hardware is in

George Mock Indiana (1886 - 1958) The Bridge oil on board signed lower left. Biography from the Archives of AskArt: George Andrew Mock was born in Muncie, IN and after years of being a marginal studen

with a Toshiyuki Kita, Luci, floor lamp. Chair: 21.25" w x 21" d x 33.75" h. Lamp: 25.5" diam. x 45.5" h. From a CT estate.

Wilhelm Kienzle manner Mid-Century Modern hardwood and canvas 'Safari' lounge or deck chair. 30” H x 23.5” W x 27” D

STERLING: Water pitcher by Frank W. Smith Silver Co., Gardner, Massachussets, 1886 - 1958, stamped "SC W74 5 pts" to base, raised linear decoration to rim, handle, shoulder and foot, wear consistent w

Pair Wilhelm Kienzle ''Safari'' Chairs 36''x21.5''x22'' Each. A vintage pair of leather strap and light wood chairs. Scattered wear and damage to leather. Unsigned. Designed circa 1928 in Germany.

Articulated monkey, Denmark, 1950s; Teak, stained oak, leather attachments; Branded; 8" x 6" x 2"

George Andrew Mock Indiana, Illinois (1886 - 1958) winter road and landscape color woodcut Signed lower left, artist's stamp lower right. Biography from the Archives of askART: George Andrew Mock was

Paul Frankl (1886-1958)Big Foot - Model 5028Coffee tableCork and walnutEdited by Johnson Furniture CompanyModel created in 1948H 37 × L 180 × W 91 cmBibliography: C. Long, Paul T. Frankl and

Paul T. Frankl (American/Austrian, 1886-1958) 'Bigfoot' Coffee Table, Model 5028, circa 1948, Johnson Furniture Co. Lacquered cork, mahogany 1

Paul T. Frankl (Austrian-American, 1886-1958) Coffee Table, model 5028, c. 1948 Johnson Furniture Company, USA lacquered and painted cork, mahogany manufacturer's stamp to underside H 14 1/2 x W 71 1/

Paul Frankl (1886-1958)Double chest of drawers Walnut and brassEdited by Johnson Furniture Co.Model created circa 1950H 82 × L 184,5 × W 57 cm

PAUL FRANKL (1886 - 1958) JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Amoeba coffee table (no. 5028), Grand Rapids, MI, 1940s Enameled cork, stained and lacquered mahogany Stenciled model number 14" x 72" x 36"

Unique lacquered cork and wood console table with literature shelf by noted American designer Paul Frankl, 1886-1958. Manufacturers stamp.---Dimensions: Height: 28 in., Width: 72 in., Depth: 21 in.---

Paul Frankl (1886-1958) for Johnson Furniture Co. Lacquered Cork and Mahogany "Ameoba/Cloud" Coffee Table #5005, c. 1950s, Grand Rapids, MI, biomorphic top, four sculpted plank legs, stenciled "5005 2

Paul Frankl (1886-1958)Pair of side tablesMapleEdited by Brown SaltmanManufacturer's stampModel created in the 1950sH 58 × L 71 × W 41 cm

Paul Frankl (1886-1958)Model 5021Coffee tableMahogany and corkEdited by Johnson Furniture Co.Numbered '5021 #248' beneath the tabletopModel created circa 1940H 36 × Ø 120,5 cm