• Aluminium and metallic frame
• With key, castors, brakes and 2 drawers (drawer + file)
• Ant-tilt system
• Dimensions: 59cm H x 42cm W x 53cm D

‘Calice’ Table Size 2 – Designed by Piero Lissoni for Glas Italia. Immaculate condition-no scratches.

Description :

Round low tables available in two heights with top and and foot in tempered mm 8 thick black lacquered glass. The base is in shaped blown glass, with decorations engraved on the surface.

Characteristics :
Lacquered black top and base
Blown glass with decoration base 

Dimensions :

Size 2
Diameter 50 cm
Height 44 cm

Original Price:  $ 1,643.00

Asking Price: $ 950.00

Condition: Immaculate

Design Jasper Morrison, 1988
Tubular and flat metal, plastic feet
Made in Italy by Cappellini

The Thinking Man’s Chair is offered in varnished metal, with frame in tube, seat and back in flat bars. Realized in terracotta. This version in terracotta features handwritten dimensions. Suitable for outdoor use.

Born in London, Jasper Morrison studied design at the Royal College of Art and at the HdK in Berlin. Editor of the Design Year Book in 1999 with a passion for the history of design. Morrison’s objects provide a quiet contrast to the creative exuberance of the Eighties. The visual restraint, high functionalism and constructive simplicity attract attention to his work.

25″ w | 37.75″ d | 27.5″ h | seat: 13.75″ h

Original Price: $2,143.00

Asking Price: $1,000.00 or best offer

Condition: Some rust as shown in photo’s and raised top-coat which can be removed.

Richard Schultz designed outdoor chaise lounge featuring a cast and extruded aluminum frame with weather resistant polyester powder coated finish. Upholstered in woven vinyl coated polyester mesh, with solid pure vinyl straps;  straps, mesh and frame realized in white.

Dimensions of lounge:
61.5cm w x 147.25cm d x 85.75cm h with 33cm seat h (24.5” w x 58” d x 33.75” h with 13” seat)

Dimensions of Small Table:

1966-18 – 45.75cm w x 45.75cm d x 39.25cm h (18” w x 18” d x 15.5” h)

notes:
Richard Schultz designed the collection in 1966 at the request of Florence Knoll, who wanted well-designed outdoor furnishings that would withstand the corrosive salt air at her home in Florida. Through the years, the 1966 Collection™ has earned a special place in the world of outdoor furniture. After being discontinued in 1988, the 1966 Collection™ was reissued and produced by the designer and is still produced exactly as it should be in terms of material and form. Exceptional durability is always emphasized with Richard Schultz. They have re-engineered the line to incorporate the best in modern materials, including Teflon and stainless steel.

Original Price (for both pieces): $5,260.00

Asking Price (for both pieces): $2,650.00

Condition: Very Good

FUN! Custom made driftwood chair + ottoman/table. This is a fun, whimsical piece that is hand crafted and very interesting. Looks beautiful from different angles and takes on a whole new look when wet! A fun addition to any patio or backyard.

Original Price:  Unknown

Asking Price:   $1000.00 o.b.o

Condition: Hey, its driftwood!

Edith Heath (1911–2005) founded Heath Ceramics in 1948 after her solo pottery show at San Francisco’s Legion of Honor. She was a talented ceramicist with a great respect for craft and material, and a strong point of view on the product that her company would make — simple, good things for good people.

Edith’s passion for ceramics led to advances in clay and glaze development, which secured Heath its unique place in ceramics history. Her pieces were designed to enjoy a single kiln firing, at a lower than normal temperature, thus saving energy, while remarkably producing a durable and non-porous product. This Great Depression mentality motivated her to design and produced long-lasting products with integrity, in a responsible manner.

Today, over sixty years later, Heath Ceramics is considered among the most enduring examples of mid-century design. Found in restaurants, homes and museums worldwide, our name is synonymous with simple, functional and thoughtfully designed tableware and tile. As well, many of Edith’s original pieces live in the permanent collections of museums such as the MOMA and LACMA.

Heath Ceramics iconic tableware and tile are still made in small runs on the premises of our Sausalito, California factory, just as they have been since 1948. They employ fifty craftspeople to produce high quality, durable pieces that blur the line between everyday objects and family heirlooms.

Their ceramics continue to be — and will always be — made beautifully, thoughtfully, and locally.

Heath Ware ‘Sand’ on ‘Sand’ –  Coupe Style

Original Price: $1.664.75+ tax

Asking Price: $1,200.00 

Condition: Supurb – barely used, if at all.

Heathware Sand on Sand – Coupe Style

Edith Heath (1911–2005) founded Heath Ceramics in 1948 after her solo pottery show at San Francisco’s Legion of Honor. She was a talented ceramicist with a great respect for craft and material, and a strong point of view on the product that her company would make — simple, good things for good people.

Edith’s passion for ceramics led to advances in clay and glaze development, which secured Heath its unique place in ceramics history. Her pieces were designed to enjoy a single kiln firing, at a lower than normal temperature, thus saving energy, while remarkably producing a durable and non-porous product. This Great Depression mentality motivated her to design and produced long-lasting products with integrity, in a responsible manner.

Today, over sixty years later, Heath Ceramics is considered among the most enduring examples of mid-century design. Found in restaurants, homes and museums worldwide, our name is synonymous with simple, functional and thoughtfully designed tableware and tile. As well, many of Edith’s original pieces live in the permanent collections of museums such as the MOMA and LACMA.

Heath Ceramics iconic tableware and tile are still made in small runs on the premises of our Sausalito, California factory, just as they have been since 1948. They employ fifty craftspeople to produce high quality, durable pieces that blur the line between everyday objects and family heirlooms.

Their ceramics continue to be — and will always be — made beautifully, thoughtfully, and locally.

Heathware Seaweed Rim Style

Original Price: $758.50 + tax

Asking Price: $550.00 

A rare opportunity to purchase Maarten Baas’ famous ‘Smoke’ chairs.

Furniture finished with fire. The beauty and character of burned wood is now captured in a long lasting material, creating the strange sensation of sitting on burnt furniture.

DESIGNER:

• Maarten Baas, 2002

MATERIALS:

• Burnt wood, finished with epoxy resin, fire retardant (FR) foam leather upholstery

MEASUREMENTS:

• Height: 41.7″/ 106cm
• Width: 18.9″/ 48cm
• Depth: 22.4″/ 57cm
• Seat Height: 51cm”/ 20.1cm

HELPFUL NOTES:

•  The smoke chair has a repair kit underneath the seat in case of emergencies.
• The Smoke series of furniture should be lightly dusted regularly with a feather duster and a damp cloth. To clean the upholstery Moooi recommends using a soft damp cloth. Moooi recommends always reading the label of any cleaning product you wish to use on or near any item from the Moooi collection.

Asking Price:  $ 1,500.00 ea.

Condition: Excellent