Esoteric Survey

Join Modern San Diego Real Estate this coming Saturday to preview architect Leonard Veitzer's Lincoff Residence (1964-66) before it hits the MLS.

In the early 1960s, Leonard Veitzer opened his office on 5th Avenue in Lloyd and Ilse Ruocco's Design Center Building where he worked alongside the region's leading architects, landscape architects and designers in a collaborative environment. The Lincoff Residence, published in Sunset Magazine, in 1967, is the byproduct of a unique collaboration between architects Leonard Veitzer and Guy Anderson, builder Ted Mintz, landscape architect Joe Yamada and artist Svetozar. See more HERE.Exclusive PreviewDate Saturday, May 16Time 2-5 p.m.Location 152 Old Ranch Road, Chula Vista 91910 

La Gardo Tackett / Ray Eames "Sea Things"

LAMA preview for the May 17th Auction RM Schindler, Jean Prouve and Le Corbusier with Charlotte Perriand
Early Eames three leg table and the other side of the Corbusier with Charlotte Perriand room divider
LAMA always keeps it real with some good Eames lots.
Max Gottschalk sofa
 Custom Gerald McCabe desk and bench
Claire Falkenstein
Great clay. I'll take it all.
June Harwood and Karl Benjamin = hardedge
Oh, and then there's this 1976 Alexander Calder mobile. I bet it hits a million.

Incredible new work by Tanya Aguiñiga







Tanya Aguiñiga, her husband Todd and baby Io : )

SHEvening - new works by Tanya Aguiñiga and Nancy Baker Cahill MERRYSPACE/ Edward Cella Art+Architecture(May 9-25, on Fridays and Saturdays, or by appointment)2754 S La Cienega Blvd. Los Angeles, CATanya and Nancy will be be giving an artist talk about the dialogue between their current work on Saturday, May 23 at 1pm.

You've seen these wicker and iron bar stools. Sellers claim they're designed by Arthur Umanoff for Raymor.
Image: Chairish

Well, return to Jakarta-  They're actually by Peir 1. They're pretty much on every vintage resale website. Here's Etsy.
eBay too

"In the style of" on 1stdibs 

Another Pier 1 classic can be found here

See you at Boomerang for modern on the 30th

Stan Bitters (complete with Hans Sumpf catalog) and Raul Coronel
Painting by Myrton Purkiss
Early 1960s linocut printed posters from two shows with Dora de Larios, Susan Peterson and Ynez Johnston
Ray Eames, French
Eames Mathematica Disk from the Los Angeles Museum of Science and Industry in the Exposition Park (now the California Science Center) Pepe Mendoza
Smalls, including a Harrison McIntosh glass vase.