TDC Stereo Vivid, c. 1954

Iloca Stereo IIa, c. 1954 Iloca Camera, Wilhelm Witt, Hamburg. Camera for 35mm film, size 24 x 23 mm, 2 x Westar 3,5/35 mm lenses, shutter Prontor-S 1-1/300 sec., brown leather covering, with case. Il

Photography, Stereo Camera & Projector, 35mm Realist, mfgd by David White Co. w/f2.8 lens & leather case & TDC Vivid Deluxe Mod 716a projector in hard case, VG untested cond, larger 14"H.

Verne Q Powell 14K gold C flute, soldered tone holes, open holes, B-foot, traditional scale, A-440 pitch, SN 1355, made in 1954, 27.5" long, weight 15.3 troy ounces of 14K gold, AGW is 8.95 TO of fine

Ihle Schottenring Car, c. 1954 Large double-seater, by Gebrüder Ihle, Bruchsal, Germany, all-steel body, rack-and-pinion steering, cable-operated rear brakes, Sachs single-cylinder 2-stroke motor, le

Walter Lamb (1900-1989) Three Furniture Plant Stands, c. 1954 Brown Jordan, USA bronze tubing, fiberglass Tallest | H 58 x Dia 15 1/2 inches Property from the Phyllis Seltzer Trust, Cleveland, Ohio

William Freed (1908-1984) Radiance, c.1954 Oil on board Signed upper left, reverse

* John Selbing (Swedish, 1908-2001) Orrefors, c. 1954 three Klot over Kon (Ball of Kings), sculptures glass signed Orrefors Expo SU 16-54 Heights 44, 49 and 53 centimeters. Estimate $4,000-6,000 Prope

Edward Wormley (1907-1995) Dining Table, model 5461, c. 1954 Dunbar, USA lacquered tawi, lacquered mahogany, brass manufacturer's plaque and paper labels to underside H 28 x W 41 x D 72 inches This lo

Leitz Compur Summicron 2/5 cm, c. 1954 Leitz, Wetzlar. No. 1152126, with flash synchroniza-tion, 1/100 and 1/200 sec., cap and plastic keeper, shutter working, some scratches/cleaning marks on front e

Isamu Noguchi, Japanese, 1944-1988, Early "Akari" Floor Lamp, model 43L, washi paper, bamboo, enameled cast iron, Ozeki & Co., Ltd. based impressed "Made In Japan". c.1954, associated unsigned shade,

Gio Ponti, Small desk, c. 1954, H. 70.5 x 90 x 52.5 cm. Made by Schirolli, Mantua. Wooden construction, mahagony, blockboard with mahagony veneer, light blue formica top. Marked with maker's sticker.,

Stilux, Milan (attributed), H. 105 cm, D. 44 cm. Tubular brass, sheet brass, sheet aluminium, painted white, red, yellow, mint green and dark green.

Italy, Floor lamp, c. 1954, H. 160 cm. Tubular metal, painted black, sheet aluminum, painted cream and pink, brass.,

Stilnovo, Milan (attributed), Ceiling light, c.1954, H. 94.5 cm, D. 35 cm. Tubular brass, sheet brass, painted black and cremewhite. ,

Revox Tape Recorder with Sondyna Radio Receiver, c. 1954 Model T26, Willy Studer, Switzerland, Sondyna radio, 10 tubes, 3 wavebands, VHF prepared, Studer-Revox T26 tape recorder, tape speed 19 cm/sec,

Stilnovo, Milan (ATTR.), 'Alberello' floor lamp, c. 1954, H. 125 cm, shades:Ø 13.5 cm. Tubular metal, sheet metal, painted black, marble, white, brass, white glass, satin finish.,

Suzuki Camera Lite, c. 1954 Suzuki Optical Co., Japan. Cigarette-lighter spy camera which looks like a Zippo lighter, size 6 x 6 mm, original packaging and instructions. - Very rare, sought-after! Suz

Robert Haussmann (Swiss, b. 1931) DeSede, c. 1954 pair of lounge chairs model RH301 chrome-plated steel, leather Height 26 1/4 x width 25 1/2 x depth 32 inches Estimate $1,000-2,000 Chrome-plated fram

Description: Pair of Baker Walnut Club Chairs, c. 1954, designed by Winsor White and William Millington for Baker's 1954 Continental Collection, each with tub-form back with outscrolled handholds

Cesare Lacca (attr.), Serving cart, c. 1954, H. 71 x 78.5 x 43.5 cm. Walnut, clear lacquer, plywood, clear glass. Removable tray.,

One of the harder-to-find Smith-Miller items to find with very limited production. All original condition. Condition: (Very Good). Dimensions: 33" x 8 - 1/2" x 13".

Strapless pink tulle evening gown w/ horizontally ruched fitted bodice, shaped peplum w/ self ruffle & fall w/ silk flowers in shades of peach, full floor length skirt, left SS zip closure, Rayon acet

Italy, H. 16 cm, D. 15 cm. Sheet metal, painted crème-white, tubular brass.

Clandestine Receiver Mark 301, c. 1954 Miniature valve-based receiver, designed by SG Hart at Her Majesty's Government Communications Centre (HMGCC), Great Britain. For frequencies between 500 kHz and