VINTAGE: What a striking piece this one is. Really unusual styling and size. Designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin in the sixties. The top is rosewood and the sculpted base is bronzed steel. It measures 45″ across and 24″ high. SOLD
VINTAGE: A super comfortable “His and Hers” pair of upholstered 1950′s easy chairs by Milo Baughman for James Inc. from an Encinitas estate. They have been reupholstered in a nubby brown/grey/black fabric. They each have loose back and seat cushions that you really sink into. The cushions…
VINTAGE: Here’s the second of two benches purchased directly from the estate of Maurice Martine. He produced in extremely limited numbers, some of the best in mid-century California design! The bench measures 96x19x14 high. The three Y-shaped legs are removable and clip into place. It could be…
VINTAGE: En suite with the listed dining set, this chair sat at the end of the table as the “Captain’s” chair. Designed by Martin Borenstein for Brown Saltman of California. It is solid walnut with a pivoting backrest. Very deconstroctivist! (is that a word?) SOLD
VINTAGE: The matching dining table and benches to the sideboard unit in Boomerang’s “Storage” section. Amazing, quirky and rare dining set for California’s Brown Saltman designed by Martin Borenstein in the mid fifties. Materials are solid walnut and melamine laminate in excellent un-refinished condition. Really versatile. The table…
VINTAGE: Killer unit from a quirky estate by Martin Borenstein for Brown Saltman of California circa mid-fifties. This was a modular unit that could be modified and expanded or contracted by means of sliding walnut connectors. The materials are walnut, glass and laminate. The sliding doors on…
VINTAGE: Circa early fifties, a gorgeous solid hardwood lamp with brass fittings and original shade. In mint condition. This lamp was hand crafted by the Lemurian Fellowship in Ramona, California. Interesting history….look them up! SOLD
VINTAGE: I originally purchased this amazing and dramatic solid walnut bench many years ago from his daughter just before his death. I have finally reluctantly decided it’s time to sell it. The bench measures 96x19x14 high. The three Y-shaped legs are removable and clip into place. This…
VINTAGE: 1960. Wonderful find! Not only a classic book about great Modernist architects but a Hardback edition signed by noted author, Esther McCoy! This is the real deal from the estate of a local San Diego artist. She wrote for California Arts and Architecture, Interiors and many other magazines…
VINTAGE: Most likely designed by Luther Conover in the early fifties. Mint condition golden Maple and black steel. Super sleek and elegant and long….93″! SOLD
