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Very ingenious and special little Danish teak nesting tables and trolley by Poul Hundevad. I just purchased them from the estate of a fascinating woman who was very educated, social and travel savvy. She purchased them in Denmark in the late fifties. I have a matched…
VINTAGE: A lovely Danish Teak two-tier coffee table from a local estate. Originally purchased in the late fifties in Denmark. It measures 58x20x18 high. SOLD
VINTAGE: Circa 1967, a versatile and intriguingly usable dining, desk or game table. The materials are teak with little rosewood locating pegs to which the table top fits over. The top is teak on one side and the other side has a (p)leather insert. It measures 35×35 and each…
VINTAGE: Great abstract oil by San Diego artist David Schlegel from 1967. It is titled Andean I and measures 33″x26″. Attached to the back side is its exhibition tag from the San Diego Art Institute in Balboa Park. $595.-
VINTAGE: San Diego artist Doris Janisz abstract painting dated 1963 and titled “The Pit”. It wears its exhibition tag from the Fine Arts Gallery on the back. Measurements are 26″x26″. SOLD
VINTAGE: An early small abstract design enamel dish by the San Diego husband and wife team. It measures 6″ in diameter. SOLD
VINTAGE: Very colorful enameled dish by San Diego enamelist Kay Whitcomb dated 1965. It measures 12″ in diameter and if you look closely you can see the words: wisdom, love, home, courage and harmony. SOLD
VINTAGE: Very Barney Reid motifs cover this small abstract oil painting from the late 40′s. It measures 12″x16″. SOLD
VINTAGE: Here’s a beautiful and amazing sounding pair of 1960′s speakers by Pilot. Each is 18″ tall and has a 12″ woofer and matched tweeter with an intricate crossover network. In near mint condition in and out. $245.- pair
VINTAGE: Never seen one like this before! From the seventies and in excellent condition. Lots of fun bits to this incredible Swedish Modern piece from Lelangs Mobelfabrik. The top measures 36×72 and is protected by glass. It is 28.5″ tall. From the front there is a center…