Esoteric Survey

Jack Boyd Bronze Necklace- Every lady needs a Boyd. San Diego, California  Lisa Cliff Collection  has some insane California studio jewelry on 1stdibs Doyle Lane Ceramic Disk Pendant- For the down to earth minimalist type who appreciates a good glaze. Los Angeles, California  Doyle Lane Ceramic Bead Pendant- Only a keeper would appreciate this.  Los Angeles, California  Esther Lewittes Sterling With Gold Wash Ring- For that lady who is sophisticated and complex (in a good way).    Los Angeles, California  J. Arnold Frew Amethyst, Pearl and Gold Ring - For the high maintenance pisces in your life.   Arcadia, California

Pierson  had this  George Kasparian lounge chair with original  fabric. I blew it and took too long to decide on this one and someone snapped it up. Good eye whoever you are. Sold Design Line Honeycomb shelving by Bill Curry from Reform Sold 20th Obsession men's display. Barney Reid wallets! Edward Cella had a great display of   A. Quicny Jones presentation boards. They came out of the Jones barn/office. Michael Boyd's new line of chairs were in the booth as well. That string chair is insane. One of the A. Quicny Jones presentation boards. Buckminster Fuller set from  Dharam Damama The set came with a Tiffany & Co box addressed to Bucky himself. Kinetic wood sculture, also from  Dharam Damama Kirk O'Day cabinet from Sputnik . As seen in California Design 76. Sputnik had a great booth and had the red sold tags to prove it.  Sold Malcolm Leland Thermic Fireplace from Objects USA ...

It's that time of year again. Objects USA Malcolm  Leland, Dorothy Schindele, Luther Conover and a bunch rad art by  people you haven't heard of but are kind of a big deal.   The Reform McCobb booth For the iron addicts, the Paul McCobb Pavilion Collection. Gerard is pulling out the good stuff from his McCobb stash. The Reform California booth. Design Line, Raul Coronel, Gerald McCabe, Milo Baughman, Paul Tuttle, John Altoon and Billy Al Bengston  The Altoon and Bengston both have Ferus tags. Fat Chance always has a big name slick booth. Paul Evans as far as the eye can see.  20th Obsession - Always a hit with the ladies  It seems like it rains during Palm Springs Modernism every other year. Not in 2012