Furniture--Black Cat Album by Cathy Gordon. 1 - 24 of 24 Total. 201 Visits.
1 Moroccan style wool pile carpet for the living room. 12' x 15'
2 Picture of Sense sofa for the living room. See next photo for the fabric color.
3 Color of Sense sofa...
4 Two Astrea swivel chairs. Color is in the next photo.
5 Fuzzy wine-red color for the Astrea chairs.
6 Ovni Up cocktail table made of spun aluminum.
7 Canotier side table
8 Wendell Castle - It's Not Over Til It's Over king-size platform bed; Made of bubinga, bleached curly maple, mahogany, ebony, patinated bronze, brass
9 Bed features two illuminated cabinets, each with four drawers and two doors concealing two fixed shelves. This work is unique and is registered with the artist's studio as number 2586.
10 Two illuminated cabinets, each with four drawers and two doors concealing two fixed shelves.
11 Handmade brass sconce lamps.
12 Brad Lynch Bench from the Claremont House, Chicago.
Made of leather, matte chrome-plated steel.This bench was custom built for the Claremont House in Chicago designed by architects Brininstool + Lynch.
13 Top leather of the bench. This will be located in the front hall by the alcove for art pieces.
14 Toots Zynsky Chilean Flamingo Fused and Moulded Glass Threads 12 x 31 3/4 x 14 inches
15 Toots Zynsky New Mandarin Duck Study II Fused and Moulded Glass Threads 7 1/4 x 18 x 6 3/4 inches
16 Lino Tagliapietra Angel Tear 42.5" high x 10.5" wide x 5" deep Series begun in 1995
17 Detail of Angel Tear
Lino Tagliapietra’s “Angel Tear” series is one of his tallest, along with the “Dinosaur” series. In contrast to the “Dinosaurs,” however,” the necks of these rather tall glass sculptures are straight rather than curved and the bases are usually larger and wider. All of Lino Tagliapietra’s well-known techniques such as surface cutting, cane work and the use of “murini,” can be seen in this beautiful series.
18 Lino Tagliapietra Dinosaur 2015 Series begun in 2002 Blown with aventurine glass 23.25 x 15.5 x 4.5" Exhibited Project Space, Boston, 2016
19 Detail of Dinosaur.
Lino Tagliapietra’s “Dinosaur” series is perhaps his most iconic and best known. Glass art lovers from around the world seem to respond to the graceful, flowing lines of the “Dinosaur” series. It is one of the two tallest series of Lino Tagliapietra’s glass sculpture, the other one being his “Angel Tear” series.
20 Lino Tagliapietra Saturno Effetre International Italy, 1988 hand-blown glass, brushed metal stand charger: 25½ h in (65 cm) with stand: 27 h × 26 w × 10½ d in (69 × 66 × 27 cm)
21 Saturno
22 Lino Tagliapietra Fenice
Lino Tagliapietra’s “Fenice” series is one his most sculptural in form. The bases of the “Fenices” have a rather Alladin’s Lamp look and the long, often curly tails further add to the somewhat whimsical feeling of these eye-catching glass sculptures.
26" high x 13.25" wide x 6" deep Blue, yellow and orange. Free form.
23 Detail of Fenice.
24 Charles and Ray Eames Hang-It-All
Vitra USA / Switzerland, 1953 / c. 2000 Powder-coated steel, lacquered wood 15 h × 20 w × 6¾ d in
