Esoteric Survey

Flint Point Brass, not Walter Lamb Chimes See the details here

Wright mass Modern Lot 523 AFTER HENDRICK VAN KEPPEL AND TAYLOR GREEN Iron and Wick er Pier 1 Imports Mombasa chair / Clearance $69.98 That's right, not VKG and not Frederick Weinberg

PACIFICA This has been a very successful attempt to organize an attitude of mind, to state a way of living in  terms of the objects that create the  environment within a house. It is a gathering together of many  things  for the purpose not only of illustrating a theme, but in order to bring into reality the means of  achieving  pleasant informality in present-day servantless living. In general the tone derives from the  implications of the title given to it, and the work itself leans heavily upon the enormous background  developed through the years by designers, artists, and architects working in Western America who  have been influenced by the patterns of the living devices of the Pacific cultures.  - Arts & Architecture

Birch, natural finish; white yacht cord 

Luther Conover

Tony Rosenthal  George Rickey George Tsutakawa

Part of the storage backlog Excess Eames Now I know why the stacking bases were invented. See here

HM in the 80s- Via  Pamona Arts Colony Harrison McIntosh: A Timeless Legacy  AMOCA- Via  LA Times HM-Via  America Craft

Robert Rauschenberg "Untitled (Combine) 1958" This is the cover piece.   The back of the cover is the back of the painting.  It was a nice choice. Stan the Man Bitters Jan de Swart  - Nice Pulls Espenet XX - Eames VKG High Back Interesting photo choice for this Natzler bowl See it all here

Boomerang  hosted a showing of artwork by Ruth and Toza Radakovich. The event also provided a setting for material that will be used in an upcoming documentary about the couple. More about the Radakovich documentary can be found  here . Arline Fisch, looking hip and getting some attention from the camera.  Radakovich pieces are never for sale, they weren't tonight either. Anything by the Radakoviches is rare, but a lamp? This is what I wanted to take home. I knew I recognized it from an old catalog. How often do you see a Radakovich sculpture walking down the street? Danah Fayman showed up bearing a gift, unfortunately not for me. Toza Radakovich airplane sculpture. Mrs Fayman said it was made for the La Jolla Art Museum Christmas Tree (most likely in the 60s).  The sculpture went to Jean Radakovich.  I guess Toza and Ruth's daughter deserves it more than me.

From Dealer's Choice : Ruth Asawa and Tanya Aguiniga at Joel Chen's Pad Dan Johnson Gazelle Dining Set at Adam Blackman's A Quincy Jones House Maurice Martine at Larry Weinberg's NY Apartment  Nice Charles Luedtke there Larry