designed by Jack Freidin (American 1930-2004) for the Pace Collection, the rectangular top above an apron fitted with four flush drawers all in a well-figured and warmly patinated burlwood veneer; raised on a polished steel frame; good vintage condition; professionally refinished; minor abrasions and rubbing to metal.
each tall lamp with long neck above a tapering body all in a crackle glaze finish with celadon, gray and buff stripes interspersed with gilt banding; all raised on gilt painted wooden bases; good overall condition with minimal wear; professionally rewired
the antique serving tray by Manning Bowman & Co. (Meriden,Connecticut, 1849-1945) dating from the early 20th Century having a solid mahogany oval tray centering an inlaid classically-inspired gadrooned urn all within a raised gallery flanked by solid brass handles; good antique condition; professionally refinished; minor blemishes to surface and patina to brass handles
Large ceramic vessel with cerulean blue crackle glaze overlay with vertical optical stripes designed and manufactured by Jaru of Southern California circa 1950s; tall and sculptural having a long flaring neck above a bulbous body; a rare and uncommon Jaru large scale production; maker's label to underside; good vintage condition with no chips or cracks; overall light wear; wear to underside with original felt pad
each tall lamp with everted neck above a tapering body all in a textured ivory and tan surface; raised on patinated metal bases; professionally rewired; patina to metal bases
the rectangular top with scalloped front above a conforming body; all raised on tapering turned supports ending in brass caps; good restored condition; professionally refinished
a fine example of post-war abstract expressionism with its emotional and spontaneous thick impasto paint strokes conveying a deep feeling rather than a realistic image; signed lower right 'Savage'; Property from the Collection of Lorna and Milton Berle, Beverly Hills, California; dimensions: 9.5" x 7.5" (sight), 17.5" x 15.5" (frame); with later custom ebonized and giltwood frame; good condition with clean surface
fitted with red cabochon eyes, the vintage Arthur Court aluminum whale-shaped ice bucket, wine cooler or tureen comprised of a base and cover; all resting on a matching stand consisting of swimming calves; stamped to underside; good vintage condition with overall even wear and patina.
Each large bottle-shaped plaster lamp with incised spiral decoration of alternating textured and smoothed stripes; signed 'Quartite Creative Corp MCMLXIII'; height: 19" (top of plaster) 32" (top of shade); professionally rewired; small areas of discoloration and missing glaze
During the early 1980s, the artist worked from his Potrero Hill Studio and ventured to Dog Patch quite often. He was taken by the rolling fog that crept over Potrero Hill and depicted it in a series of small paintings looking west over the warehouses of Dog Patch towards the hills; now float mounted on a matting board all under glass within an ash frame; signed on verso
