Early 20th century Art Nouveau cast iron set with a folding table and four matching chairs. Each chair has been covered with dark green textured fabric over wood bases that is original to the set. The tabletop covering was refurbished in the 1970s with a green textured vinyl. The table has a sliding latch to lock the legs while open; the chairs have snap-in metal latches to lock the seat. There is expected age and use wear. Table measures 29.5″W x 29.5″D x 27.5″H. Each chair measures 15.5″W x 14.25″D x 32.25″H. Seat, 17″H, 13.4″D. Attributed to Italian and American manufacturers, but actual producer is unknown, as pieces are unmarked.

Ceramic Wind Bell Chime crafted by Paolo Soleri
Arizona, 1960 – 1969
L 35” x W 9”

Indulge in the timeless allure of the Cosanti Ceramic Bell, a masterwork by the visionary Paolo Soleri. Crafted in the early stages of Soleri’s illustrious career, this bell bears the unmistakable touch of its creator, marked with Soleri’s signature “S” denoting his personal craftsmanship.

Measuring an impressive 30 inches in length when suspended, this bell is primed for display with its original chain intact. Hand-crafted with meticulous care by Soleri himself, the bell is fashioned from ceramic and adorned with intricate incised abstract geometric patterns, evoking mystical shapes reminiscent of extraterrestrial landscapes.

The clapper, crafted from ceramic, resonates harmoniously within the bell, while the fin, fashioned from copper, has developed a breathtaking patina, blending the original golden hues with mesmerizing green-blue tones.

Paolo Soleri (1919-2013), renowned as the founder of Cosanti and Arcosanti, left an indelible mark as an artist, architect, philosopher, and urban planner. Trained under the tutelage of Frank Lloyd Wright at Taliesin West in Arizona and Taliesin in Spring Green, Wisconsin, Soleri established his home and studio, Cosanti, in Arizona cementing his legacy as a pioneer of visionary design and thought.

Condition – Wear consistent with age.

This early 20th Century French oval dining has a later wooden top as a testament to craftsmanship, weathered yet resilient. Beneath, an intricate scrolling iron base, reminiscent of Art Nouveau intricacies, adding an ethereal charm. Each curve and twist of the base speaks of an era defined by elegance and innovation. This iron dining table is alive with the timeless allure of French design. The base comes out slightly past the table top indicating that is a replacement. Wear consistent with age and use. 76.5″w x 40.25″d x 31.5″h

Single outdoor light in a contemporary geometric style handcrafted from solid brass power coated in decorative white color thick beveled glass ample three 40/watt lights great light exposure
Up to US code. Ready to use .

This black cast iron garden urn emerges as a timeless symbol of classical elegance. Its silhouette, neoclassical in style, is accentuated by a pair of acanthus handles, gracefully adorning the sides with intricate detailing. Atop the urn, lamb’s tongue moulding delicately encircles the lip, adding a touch of refinement. This urn, reminiscent of neoclassical craftsmanship, exudes a sense of grandeur and sophistication. Wear consistent with age and use. 15.75″w x 11″d x 10.5″h

Polished brass nautilus shell planter. Very sweet size. Great planted with a maiden fern!

A vintage set of 4 ‘Sol Y Luna’ chaise lounges adapted from Dan Johnson’s Gazelle Collection for Brown Jordan.

They’re made of durable cast aluminum in Johnson’s comfortable organic form, shaped with the body in mind. The metal is powder coated aluminum in a taupe color. The chaise wraps around you and adjusts from upright to reclined (not fully flat); the seats are sloped for support.

(A set of 4 matching chairs are also available, as well as 6 side tables. Please see separate listings).

Dimensions:
Chaise lounge upright: 35.5” H x 26” W x 62” L, Reclined: 71” L

A great set of 4 sculptural Sol y Luna lounge chairs designed after Dan Johnson’s gazelle chairs. There are 6 tables available and 4 lounge chairs available in a separate listing, so you might want to check those out as well.

Transform outdoor spaces into stunning havens of timeless beauty with this exquisite Pair of Vintage Italian Benocci Maurizio Sinalunga Compton Pottery Terracotta Garden Scroll Pots, coveted by discerning designers and decorators. Meticulously handcrafted in Italy, these terracotta pots showcase intricate scrollwork designs that exude an air of Old-World charm and sophistication. The warm terracotta tones effortlessly complement various garden styles, from lush Mediterranean landscapes to elegant English gardens. Ideal for displaying vibrant floral arrangements, cascading vines, or sculptural topiaries, these vintage pots add a touch of authenticity and character to curated outdoor designs. Embrace the rich heritage of Italian craftsmanship and elevate your design projects with these timeless pieces from Benocci Maurizio Sinalunga Compton Pottery, capturing the essence of classic elegance and refined outdoor living. Enhance outdoor environments with these exquisite vintage treasures, inspiring admiration and delight in clients and visitors alike.

Dimensions: 17” L x 17” W x 12” H

The beautiful and extremely rare elephant planter was designed by Walter Bosse in Vienna between 1947 and 1951. It was made of terracotta with an openwork wall in relief. The typical Steinbock brand is pressed into the bottom of the planter.
Works by Walter Bosse can be found in numerous museums and well-known private collections worldwide. This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution