John Risley black wire "Queen" rocker, 1950s, 45"

JOHN RISLEY "LADY CHAIR"Connecticut, 1919-2002Circa 1960s. Sculpted black metal wire figural form.Back height 49.5". Seat height 18". Width 27.5". Depth 22".

John Risley Tall Back Wire Lounge Chair. Female with basket Side.-- Dimensions: H: 45.5 inches: W: 25.5 inches: D: 25 inches ---

Charles and Ray Eames, American circa 1950s. The seat comprising of black wire mesh upholstered in two piece diamond shaped seat and back padding in beige tweed with shades of yellow, red, navy blue,

John Risley 'Duyan' lounge chair, 1950s Iron, wicker, wood. Made in the USA. 38.75" H x 37.5" w x 36" D

John Risley Pair of 'Duyan' lounge chairs, 1950s Rebar, bamboo, rattan. Made in the USA. Each: 38" H x 37" W x 42" D

Vintage from the 1950s Materials: metal, fabric Width: 68 inches Height: 33 inches Depth: 32 inches Description Mid Century Modern Homecrest Indoor/Outdoor Black Wire 2 Swivel Lounges, Loveseat and Ot

Mario Botta Alias 6 chairs model Quinta. Designed 1985. Black painted steel wire and perforated metal. 94 x 45 x 57cm. Partly marked with 'Alias' sticker. Literature: Giuliana Gramigna, Repertorio del

Isamu Noguchi, Ceiling light 'Akari' - '36 N', 1951, H. 163 x 45 x 47 cm. Made by Ozeki & Co. Ltd., Gifu. Metal wire, painted black, paper. Marked: Facsimile signature Noguchi, sun, moon (stamp).

1950s brass and black painted metal with articulating shade and telescoping stand for use as a floor or table lamp. 22 inches closed; 58 3/4 inches open.

Harry Bertoia (Italian/American, 1915-1978) for Knoll Black Wire Chair, marked "Knoll" beneath black leather cushions. 29" H x 21" W x 22" D; seat: 19" H. Provenance: From a Plainview, N.Y. Estate. Ke

Black open wire industrial light cover with thick fabric 15 ft plug- in cord. 3 prong plug. Geometric triangular pattern, measures 7.5 in tall and 7.5 in. Wide. Can use any style light bulb Geometric

Pr WARREN PLATNER Black Metal Rod Lounge Chairs. KNOLL. Gray tweed fabric on black wire frames. Marked.-- Dimensions: H: 30.5 inches: W: 36 inches: D: 26 inches ---

6' John Deere Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Double Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75 & 8.5. DSP (double sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss. Both sides have tiny flea bites in the

9' John Deere Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 8.75. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss with a couple tiny chips in the field and tou

6' John Deere w/ Black Deer Logo Quality Farm Equipment Single Sided Porcelain Sign TAC 9. SSP (single sided porcelain) sign has excellent color and gloss with a clean field and chips around the perim

John Gibbon Queen Anne sterling silver tazza of circular form with gadrooned borders and central engraved monogram, on trumpet-shaped foot with similar decoration. Hallmarked for John Gibbon, London,

John Adams is one of the pivotal figures in American history, as a political philosopher, patriot, statesman, father – and the second President of the United States. Born on October 30, 1735, Ad

Jean Prouvé (1901-1984) Métropole chair, #305 France, 1950s black enameled steel, leather upholstery, plywood unmarked 16 3/4"w x 20"d x 31 1/2"h

D'LISA CREAGER (b. 1959) Long untitled hanging sculpture (0718-05), California, 2018 Hand-woven copper wire, black finish Unmarked 80" x 18" Provenance: Collection of the artist

Robert Rauschenberg (American, 1925-2008), "Cardbirds," collage on white board, signed "Rauschenberg" and dated 1971 in black marker, 45" h x 30" w. Provenance: from the Santa Barbara, California and

Italian modern rosewood and mahogany sideboard, designed by Vittorio Dassi (Italian, 1893-1973) for Dassi Mobili Moderni, c.1950s, black glass top, long case with curved ends, two sets of double-doors

33"h x 25"w x 36"d By descent from the Estate of Robert Weeks DeForest and Emily Johnson DeForest.

RIAA Gold 45 "white matte" award for John Lennon's "Instant Karma (We All Shine On)" presented to John Ono Lennon. The track, sometimes stylized as "Instant Karma!", was released on Feb. 6, 1970 was c

In a Doris Langley Moore Letter: “All were bought by me from a niece of Mrs. Toogood, one of the Queen’s dressers and quite beyond questionâ€. The clothing items are of the Queenâ€�