Esoteric Survey

  I was able to get this Bill Lam lamp back in a horse trade. I'm not sure who did the perforated spun brass clock. Smalls Kenji Fujita

  Magdalena Suarez Frimkess Dorothy Schindele and Ed Ruscha Marg Loring, Peter Shire, Sandra Johnstone, David Stewart and Heino Miscellaneous, with some Heath and Quistgaard  I don't know what this stone sculpture is but I like it

James Lovera birdhouse and Jens Quistgaard Rare Woods tray  Harrison McIntosh tile top table.  More about these Interpace Tiles here . Sven Petersen kinetic tabletop sculpture  

I've had some Eames luck lately. Super early with the exposed metal shock mounts. The earliest Evans label George Nelson string clock. I'm kinda into this as-is look.  Marg Loring on the left. The wood piece on the right is a salt and pepper shaker. Jens and PoMo

Harrison McIntosh, Dora De Larios, Tom Tramel and Rupert Deesse  Jack Boyd Design Line jacks and smalls Jens Quistgaard

  Saburo Inui  table for Tendo Mokko Christian Duc, Ward Youry and Jen Quistgaard

Kai Winding for Poul Hundevad blanket chest Jens Quistgaard Rare Woods tray and some tatami mats

  Tackett times three Euro stuff California Designed

Euro lamp Felmore Associates Log Basket by Stewart-Winthrop Early Jens Quistgaard ice bucket and Arabia pitchers Emil Milan bird and an Ain book

The "Sombrero" was designed in 1949 by Jack Morris when he we a student at The California School of Art. La Gardo Tackett was the instructor. This was pre-Architectural Pottery. Paolo Soleri Sculpture Hal Rieger Pamela Weir-Quiton Now I have a pair of Georgie Dolls Jens Quistgaard Eames ESU 200

Two more Malcolm Moran giraffe stabiles , a nice little painting and a Marguerite Wildenhain Pond Farm vase.  Smalls A ceramic creature from Mexico. It's a whistle too. A magazine from the 1956 Los Angeles Home Show Coincidentally, there is an article on The Northland Shopping Center by Victor Gruen. And an article on a house designed by William Krisel.