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Lobel Modern, opened in 1998 by Evan Lobel, showcases furniture, lighting, hand-blown glass and art by important designers from the 1940's thru the 1980's. Located in the Four Points section of lower Manhattan.
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Pair of rare and important 3 Legged African Nesting Tables, models 101-A and 101-B, in plaster by John Dickinson, American ca. 1980. These are wonderful examples of John Dickinson's iconic designs. These are both shown in the John Dickinson 1970’s catalog.
Largest Table:
Diam: 22 inches
H: 26 inches
Smaller Table:
Diam: 17 inches
H: 20.5 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Custom lucite desk chair, American 1970's. This chair was designed to take a cushion if so specified. We could make it for you.
Chair:
W: 18 inches
D: 15 inches
H: 36 inches
Seat H: 17 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Large coffee table with hand worked gilt brass top with 2 pieces of polished red agate on a modernist black metal base by Jean Claude Dresse, Belgium 1980s. Signed “Dresse” on the side of the top. This table was originally commissioned by the Minister of the Interior of Belgium in 1982 and took 3 years to complete being delivered in 1985. It is the last cocktail table that Jean Claude Dresse made.
Diam: 48 inches
H: 12.5 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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2 Door cabinet in dark mahogany and platinum maple with brass pulls by Tommi Parzinger for Parzinger Originals, American 1950's.
W: 46 inches
D: 16 inches
H: 32 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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"Mushroom Coffee Table" in lacquered goatskin by Karl Springer, American 1977. (retains original Karl Springer paper label on bottom and engraved date “11-16-77”). This table is meticulously crafted.
W: 42 inches
H: 16 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Pair of exceptional hand carved artisan console tables in Huanghuali wood, Chinese 18th century.
Dimensions for Each:
W: 60 inches
D: 15 inches
H: 33 inches
Condition: Very good / small signs of wear consistent with age
SOLD
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Regency style wing chair with carved arms and legs and original yellow faux leather upholstery by Mason-Art, American 1950's (signed with original label “Mason-Art—Custom Made” on the underside of the cushion).
W: 30 inches
D: 29 inches
H: 42 inches
Seat H: 17 inches
Condition: Excellent
$6,500
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Set of 4 swiveling Tulip Chairs with cast aluminum bases by Eero Saarinen for Knoll, American 1960's (“Made in Italy” Knoll Labels on bottoms and underside of cushions read "Knoll").
W: 19 inches
D: 21 inches
H: 32 inches
Seat H: 18.5 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Pair of carved lacquered Fauteuils with caned seats and backrests with upholstered seat cushions and arms, France 1960's.
W: 26 inches
D: 28 inches
H: 38 inches
Seat H: 20 inches
Condition: Excellent
$12,500 for the pair
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Round studio made wall hanging mirror with onyx frame by Arturo Pani for Muller's of Mexico, Mexico 1960's (signed "Muller's" to edge of frame).
Diam: 32 inches
D: 2.5 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Bench in polished stainless steel with brass trim and upholstered seat in the style of Karl Springer, American 1970's. Newly upholstered by Lobel Modern.
W: 25 inches
D: 16 inches
H: 18 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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"Chan #142 Coffee Table" in patinated and engraved bronze and pewter with hand-painted enamels by Philip & Kelvin LaVerne, American 1960's (signed on top).
Reference:
ALCHEMY: THE ART OF PHILIP AND KELVIN LAVERNE written by Evan Lobel with Kelvin LaVerne, published by Pointed Leaf Press in 2024, The Chan Series is discussed at length in the introduction and tables are shown on pages 44-49 in the section titled Historical Civilization Series. The caption from the LaVerne catalog reads, “Chinese artistry at its peak under the Chan Dynasty is recreated in this intricately carved design. We see peasants carrying a sacred gift to the Emperor’s child. Delicately wrought leaves and figures, combine with a rich variety of multicolored patinas to create the Chinoiserie top. The design is credited as inspiring and evoking French and English periods of furniture design.”
Diam: 36 inches
H: 16 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Studio made side table in hammered bronze with custom set glass top, American 1970's.
W: 22.25 inches
D: 22.25 inches
H: 22.5 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Authentic tiger skull mounted on lucite stem with brushed steel base, American 1970's (this piece was decommissioned from a museum). It is beautifully mounted.
Base:
W: 9 inches D: 12 inches H: 36 inches
Skull:
W: 9 inches D: 13 inches H: 14 inches
Overall Height: 52 inches
Condition: Excellent
$7,500
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Monumental wall hanging mirror with etched and colored reverse design, Venice 19th century.
W: 43 inches
D: 2.5 inches
H: 82 inches
Condition: Very good - age appropriate losses, wear and patina
SOLD
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“The Entertainers”, an abstract expressionist oil on canvas by Rose Kuper, American 1966 (signed and dated on the front and back).
W: 42 inches
D: 2.5 inches
H: 37 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Biography:
Noted for her strong abstract compositions and particular skill with colors, Rose Kuper used many media, ranging from oil paintings, watercolors, etchings, lithographs, collages, monoprints, crayon impressions, ink and others. Her style ranged from realist in the beginning through abstract impressionism. Her most original contribution has been the use of printers' ink on the reverse of glass, culminating in a solo show at the Corning Museum of Glass, New York.
Born October 9, 1888, in Riga Latvia, Rose Kuper moved at the age of six months with her family to London, where she lived until the age of 5, when they came to New York City. She became primarily a New York City artist, belonged to the Manhattan Group, although she also did much painting in Gloucester, Massachusetts. She was active with the Brooklyn Art Association, the Art Students League and the National Association of Women Artists, which she served on the Executive Board from 1951 to 1954. She was also an instructor in the New York public schools and was married to Theodore Kuper. In New York, she earned a B.A. Degree at Hunter College and studied with Abstract Expressionists Hans Hoffmann and Abraham Rattner. Her first teacher was Teresa Bernstein, with whom she studied in 1927. Kuper began as an independent artist with a painting trip to Brittany in 1930, and ended with a retrospective show at the Whittier Museum in October, 1984. In between, she gained representation in the permanent collections of seventeen public institutions: colleges, museums and libraries, and had 18 one-artist exhibitions. Despite the fact that many of her works are abstract, there is always emotional content. She has used the themes of motherhood, moods of the desert, "Huddled Masses", celebration of the carousel, and others. Rose Kuper died in 1987, at the age of 99, in Whittier, California.
She is in permanent collections of: Riverside Museum, New York City Hunter College, New York City Art Museum, San Diego, CA Philbrook Art Center, Tulsa, OK Museum of Art, Dallas, TX Jewish Museum, New York City The Light House for the Blind, Israel Fashion Institute of Technology, New York City Long Island University, L.I. N.Y. Art Museum, Beaufort, So. Carolina City of La Mirada, CA Rio Hondo College, Whittier, CA Fordham University, New York City Palm Springs Desert Museum, Palm Springs, CA Santa Barbara Museum of Art, CA Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, N.Y. St. Louis Public Library, Mo.
Pair of coffee tables with radius corners in polished stainless steel with black granite tops by Uira Grayboff for Brueton Industries, American 1970's. These are meticulously crafted. Both are on hidden castors so they can be easily moved.
Dimensions for Each:
W: 39 inches
D: 30 inches
H: 14 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Clean-line sofa model No. 5125 with conical brass legs by Edward Wormley for Dunbar, American 1951 (retains original Dunbar label). This is a long version of this sofa which breaks down into 2 pieces so it can be easily moved in a small elevator. A timeless original Edward Wormley design.
W: 119 inches
D: 34 inches
H: 28 inches
Seat H: 17 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Pair of sculptural table lamps in wood grain plaster with lucite discs attributed to Sirmos, American 1970's. These lamps are very chic.
Diam: 13 inches
Shade Diam: 15 inches
H: 27 inches
Condition: Excellent
SOLD
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Bench in polished stainless steel with brass trim and upholstered seat by Karl Springer, American 1970's. Newly upholstered by Lobel Modern.
W: 25 inches
D: 16 inches
H: 18 inches
Condition: Excellent
$5,500
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