The color theme is now Orange and Plum. Come see the spectacular displays when in the West Village...or make a special trip. Even more lovely at night, when it's an illuminated jewel box.
Among these revered artists was Ando Jubei, whose works you see above. This particular type of cloisonne is called "Moriage" - a miraculous meeting of enamel and copper. This distinct style of craft became influential... defining the look of the global "Arts and Crafts" movement throughout the early part of the 20th century. Both pieces above are circa 1900.
Organizing your life just doesn't get any chicer than this desk set from Deyhle, Germany, circa 1970. Fused tubes of many heights, 8" at their tallest. Great for back to school or for your stylish home office.
Fratelli Toso had a twisted sensibility...literally. His factory was best known for creating objects, like the handkerchief vase above, by melding the rods in such a way as to replicate the look of lace in glass. c.1950s 10"
A completely new category for us - vintage copper wares from mid-century Italy. Hand hammered and varying in patinas, they have a wonderful sort of organic modernism to their forms.
'The Lost City of Atlantis' comes to life with this over-sized plate from Holland, circa 1930. The utterly surreal tableau features a lovely mermaid and the remains of the mythical city under the sea. 16" in diameter
Brilliant birds created by Bitossi for import by Raymor. The fine feathered designs, on two sides of this vase, are in such an iconic 1950s style and color palette (the orange and chartreuse especially)...that they just might fly off the shelf. 14"