Burkhardt Vogtherr, Rosenthal, 12 modular seating elements, model VarioPillo

Burkhard Vogtherr (German, b. 1942). "VarioPillo" modular sofa. Upholstery, plastic, c. 1970s. Fabricated by Rosenthal. Tallest section height: 34", medium section height: 26", shortest section height

A Hans Olsen TV161 modular seating group by N.A. Jorgensens Mobelfabrik (Bramin), Denmark. 1950s. Teak and cane. ++ Large sofa. 12 1/2"h x 76"w x 26 1/2"d. ++ Small sofa. 12 1/2"h x 51 1/2"w x 26 1/2"

Percival Lafer Four-part modular seating unit, 1970s Leather, metal, ebonized wood. Manufactured by Lafer S.A. Ind. Com., Brazil. Each element with manufacturer's hand-numbered labels. Lot comprising

A vintage MahJong modular sectional sofa seating system designed for Roche Bobois (France) by Hans Hopfer (1931-2009), with Kenzo Takada (1939-2020). A total of twelve (12) pieces, which include (4) b

Mid-century Modern Modular Teak Shelving System, three case elements, ht. 17, wd. 31 3/4, dp. 16 3/4, one shelf 30 x 12 1/2, three shelves 31 1/2 x 11 3/4, three shelves 31 1/2 x 8 5/8, four shelves 3

Tony Rosenthal (American, 1914-2009). "J.S. Bach Fugue" variation. Painted and welded steel sculpture composed of semicircular elements, signed and dated "1989." 94" H x 12" x 11 1/2" (238.8 x 30.5 x

Tony Rosenthal (American, 1914-2009). "Silent Sea." Welded steel sculpture composed of multiple curved elements, unsigned, circa 1997. 41 1/2" H x 35 1/2" x 5" (105.4 x 90.2 x 12.7 cm.). This piece is

Saruyama sofa designed in 1989 by Toshiyuki Kita for Moroso, is a contemporary modular three piece sofa that includes three free standing molded elements combined to form one large circular seating un

Five 'Camaleonda' modular elements for B&B Italia 1970 Polyurethane, chromed metal, fabric.  Manufacturer's label.  Defects.  26.38 (14.96) x 37.40 x 37.40 in. TAGS: Design Chairs

Pierre Charpin Slice modular seating unit CinovaFrance / Italy, 1998upholstery, plastic armchair: 30 h × 34 w × 33 d in (76 × 86 × 84 cm) module: 16 h × 34 w &t

Harvey Probber Modular Seating Series 70 bench with custom chaise Harvey Probber, Inc.USA, c. 1965upholstery, lacquered oak, laminate70.5 w × 46 d × 30 h in (179 × 117 × 76

Suite of steel seating including long sofa with integrated laminate-top table, settee and backless bench by George Nelson for Herman Miller, 1960s. Backless bench: 15 x 59 x 30 in., settee: 26.5 x 59

Artist/Designer; Manufacturer: Noe Duchaufour-Lawrance (French, b. 1974); Bernhardt Design (USA)Marking(s); notes: Bernhardt Design labelsMaterials: upholstery

RICARDO ROSSO, PIERO DEROSSI + GIORGIO CERETTI 'Pratone' seating element, 1971 / 1986Guflac®-coated soft polyurethane foam. Manufactured by Gufram, Italy.Number 157 from the edit

RICARDO ROSSO, PIERO DEROSSI + GIORGIO CERETTI 'Pratone' seating element, 1971 / 1986Guflac®-coated soft polyurethane foam. Manufactured by Gufram, Italy.Number 156 from the edition o

Jean Prouvé (1901-1984)Double ceiling element, model 'Métropole' with aeratorPolished aluminumManufactured by the Ateliers Jean ProuvéModel created circa 1950H 191 ×L 9×W 89cm

Floor lamp, 1970s; Modular elements in transparent Murano glass, h. 135 cm, diam. 30 cm, first element with chipped glass. Working Provenance: Private collection

Carlo Nason (1936)A floor lamp composed of seven elements model "LT 316 Sfumato". Produced by Mazzega, Italy, 1969ca. Brass and white metal structure, opalescent lattimo Murano glass elements. (h 135

The spectacular gold silver topped and diamond necklace is designed with 12 circular elements each one studded with 12 diamonds of various sizes. Between each circular element is a star pendant. all i

1912 Mors 12/15hp Model NX Roadster Registration no. BJ 4471 Chassis no. 120595 Engine no. 120595 •Pioneering French make •Right-hand drive •Present ownership since 1994 •VSCC

In Original box, model 12, running 17 jewel movement

Magdalena Abakanowicz Embryology 2002-2003stainless steel17 h × 61 w × 19 d in (43 × 155 × 48 cm) Additional elements measure 12 h x 24 w x 14 d inches and 9 h x 17 w x 9.

Meissen Porcelain, an exceptional porcelain ewer made of porcelain 'Air' of the series 4 elements. After a model by Johann Joachim KÄNDLER (1706-1775). The ewer is signed on the base with

Folk art painted papier-mache alebrije sculpture, Felipe Linares (Mexico City, b.1936), dated 3-18-2001, fantastical creature with dragon elements, approx 12.75"h, 23"w, 17.75"d, 1.5lbs **Provenance: