# agentsite-static-version=9c38a51a-91a5-4428-baaa-8388d6ac6b65 # tenondesign.com > AI-optimized mirror of tenondesign.com containing 249 pages totalling 38,269 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://tenondesign.com. Last updated: 2026-10-25T14:27:25.528Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [Tenon Design | Tenon Design](/content/site-root.html): New York City-based vintage furniture, lighting, home goods, and collectible design, shipped worldwide. Great pieces, amazing prices, and fantastic customer service. (340 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [1980s Red & Black Metal Desk Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1980s-red-black-metal-desk-lamp/index.html): Perfectly straddling the line between mid-century modernism and postmodernism, this desk lamp has red enameled metal base and shade, black metal stem, and a black cord with on/off switch and cord clip. It has beautiful lines and a sensuous shape.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Has sticker residue inside the shade. No maker's mark.6' x 9' x 12' Tenon Design (99 words) - [1970s Space Age Globe Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1970s-space-age-globe-table-lamp/index.html): A very cool mid-century modern lamp with a black base and removable frosted glass globe to cover the lightbulb inside. Takes a regular sized light bulb and on/off switch is on the cord.In very good vintage condition.6' x 6' x 9' Tenon Design (53 words) - [Vintage Red and Black Desk Lamp with Metal Shade | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/vintage-red-and-black-desk-lamp-with-metal-shade/index.html): An arresting 1980s adjustable desk lamp with round enameled black base and stem, red metal shade, and power switch on the cord. Adjustable height, angle, and cord clips. In very good vintage condition and works perfectly.6' x 10' x 19' Tenon Design (79 words) - [1980s Postmodern Red Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-red-wall-clock/index.html): A super fun new old stock 1980s or 1990s clock. Red case, white face with stylized black numbers, and red hands. In very good vintage and unused condition in original box. Takes a single AA battery.12' x 12' x 3' Tenon Design (41 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black Wall Clock by Linden | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-black-wall-clock-by-linden-1/index.html): A beautiful postmodern wall clock from the 1980s by West German clockmaker Linden. It has a black case, black face with geometric accents, and red and green hands, Striking contrast and fantastic pop of colors with pink, blue, and yellow accents!In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, include a chip on the bottom of the case and a crack on the back of the case. Marked with manufacturer's name on clock's face. Takes a single AA battery.9' x 9' x 1' Tenon Design (122 words) - [1990s Multicolored Lucite and Chrome Time Tunnel Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1990s-multicolored-lucite-and-chrome-time-tunnel-lamp.html): A fantastic cylindrical table lamp with blue and red lucite rings, a mesh interior, and a chrome frame that gives perfect 1990s vibes! In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Unmarked but very much resembles the Lumisource lamps of that 1990s postmodern design era.6' x 6' x 10' Tenon Design (103 words) - [1980s Black & White Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-black-white-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a perfect contrast of white and black enameled metal, black lucite accents, and primary colored hands, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked trianglular design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition in original packaging. Takes a single AA battery and works great. 8' x 1.5' x 7' Tenon Design (122 words) - [Pair of Mid Century Modern Spun Lucite Spaghetti Table Lamps | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/pair-of-mid-century-modern-spun-lucite-spaghetti-table-lamps.html): An impressive pair of oversized table lamps featuring spherical globes constructed from layered strands of spun lucite in contrasting light and dark colors, creating an intricate lattice effect. Chrome stems with dark neck sections support cream shades with black trim. The dual-light design illuminates both from above and within the lucite globe, casting dramatic geometric patterns through the woven acrylic strands.Spun lucite or 'spaghetti' lamps emerged during the 1960s and 1970s as part of the Space Age aesthetic, combining new plastic manufacturing techniques with atomic-era design sensibilities. The labor-intensive construction involved wrapping thin lucite strands around spherical forms to create sculptural, light-diffusing elements. The substantial scale and illuminated bases made these statement pieces for modern interiors, reflecting the period's embrace of synthetic materials and bold lighting design.In vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, inlcuding minor fabric discoloration and crumbling on seams of the shades.19' × 19' × 46' each Tenon Design (204 words) - ['EARLY PRIMARY' Wall Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/early-primary-wall-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning contemporary wall clock that brings bold artistic flair to any space, this 'Early Primary' piece by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies showcases a captivating array of geometric symbols scattered across a pristine white Corian surface. The playful composition features an engaging mix of abstract elements-spirals, zigzags, grids, circles, and angular forms-rendered in striking orange, red, and black that create fantastic visual rhythm and graphic energy across the clock face.Kim Mullis's work as Wilderness Bodies represents a fresh take on functional art, drawing inspiration from Memphis Milano's rebellious design language and postmodern graphic sensibilities to transform everyday objects into statement pieces that blur the line between utility and contemporary art. The use of Corian - a material typically associated with architectural applications - provides the perfect canvas for this symbolic vocabulary, elevating the piece beyond mere timekeeping into the realm of design art.10' x 10' x 1.5' Tenon Design (199 words) - [1980s French Postmodern Mantle Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-french-postmodern-mantle-clock/index.html): A sculptural French postmodern mantel clock with blue and splatter painted supports, gray face and accents, and black numbers and hands. A fantastically contrasting low triangular shape with round details and a beautifully three dimensionality. Designer and maker are unknown but is marked 'BON JOURS' on the clock's face.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with wear and use, including nicks to the paint on left side of clock. A new clock mechanism has been installed that takes a single AA battery.14.5' x 2.25' x 5.5' Tenon Design (137 words) - [1986 Postmodern Desk Clock by Douglas Chalk for Clever Clocks | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1986-postmodern-desk-clock-by-douglas-chalk-for-clever-clocks.html): A rare 1986 desk clock designed by Douglas Chalk for Clever Clock. A silver/gray square wood case, a series of arrows making pinwheels for the hands (one arrow in each is colored so the viewer can see the time), and a black face. In very good vintage condition. Marked on the rear.6' x 6' x 3.5' Tenon Design (106 words) - ['STEP BY STEP' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/step-by-step-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning architectural desk clock that channels Memphis Milano at its best, 'Step By Step' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies showcases the artist's mastery of geometric form and playful color theory. This striking piece features a white Corian base with dramatic stepped architecture, crowned by a vibrant black clock face adorned with multi-color geometric symbols. The substantial sculptural form creates fantastic visual weight, while the whimsical array of circles, squares, zigzags, and abstract shapes transforms traditional timekeeping into an engaging graphic composition that feels both nostalgic and thoroughly modern.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice elevates functional objects into the realm of art, drawing inspiration from Memphis Milano's rebellious spirit and 1980s graphic design aesthetics. The innovative use of Corian-typically reserved for architectural applications-paired with transparent plexi and glossy epoxy accents showcases her commitment to material experimentation. This approach represents a broader movement where boundaries between craft and fine art are blurred, creating pieces that function as both practical timepieces and conversation-starting sculptures that celebrate the joy of pure design.12.5' x 16' x 5' Tenon Design (223 words) - [Pair of Brown Leather 'Classic Chair' by Roberto Lazzeroni for Ceccotti Collezioni | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/pair-of-brown-leather-classic-chair-by-roberto-lazzeroni-for-ceccotti-collezioni.html): As its name itself suggests, this pair of chairs are one of Ceccotti Collezioni's timeless classics. Designed by the company's celebrated artistic director Roberto Lazzeroni in 2001, the 'Classic' has a simple and linear aesthetic that makes it perfect for any setting or décor style. It has a polyurethane foam padded backrest and seat, brown leather covered back and seat, and solid walnut base and legs.In very good condition with light wear consistent with age and use.17' x 21' x 43', seat height 19' Tenon Design (135 words) - [Black Leather Alma Chair by Roberto Barbieri for B&B Italia | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/black-leather-alma-chair-by-roberto-barbieri-for-b-b-italia.html): Similar to his classic Lia chair for Zanotta, Roberto Barbieri's late 1990s-early 2000s design for the Alma chair is perfect in its simplicity: polished aluminum metal frame, black leather seat and back covering, and versatile enough to be used as a dining, accent, or side chair. Produced by Italian furniture powerhouse brand B&B Italia.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Marked on underside of seat with designer and manufacturer's names.21' x 18' x 21' Tenon Design (129 words) - [1977 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/products/1977-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents focused on the company's designs. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. Printed on tan butcher paper colored paper in dark brown ink, this poster showcase the many uses for Marimekko fabrics: window covering, framing as wall art, bedding, pillows, screens, etc.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. 'Printed in Finland by Savypaino Oy, Espoo 1977'19.5' x 27.5' Tenon Design (121 words) - [1980s Memphis Style Red Triangle Base Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-memphis-style-red-triangle-base-desk-clock/index.html): A perfectly designed 1980s Memphis Milano-inspired desk clock with a black triangular base, red plastic case, and black and white squiggle face. Looks like it could've been designed by Ettore Sottsass or George Sowden and Nathalie du Pasquier for NEOS clocks.In very good vintage condition. Takes a single AA battery and keeps good time.3.5' x 3.5' x 7' Tenon Design (109 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black and Yellow Rexite Zero 980 Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-black-and-yellow-rexite-zero-980-wall-clock.html): Designed by Raul Barbieri and Giorgio Marianelli for Rexite in 1981, this Zero 980 wall clock has a striking yellow and black color combination. Black plastic case, yellow hands, and raised yellow plastic bumps for the clock's numbers and a black face. Perfect combination of whimsical, colorful, and sophisticated Italian postmodern design. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single C battery.12.5' x 12.5' x 2' Tenon Design (110 words) - [1970s Red Plastic Perpetual Calendar | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-red-plastic-perpetual-calendar/index.html): A fantastic example of 1970s mod design, this bright red plastic perpetual wall calendar delivers bold graphic impact. Molded from glossy red plastic with white printed labels, the calendar features recessed squares holding movable date cubes arranged in rows for weekdays, months, and numbered days 1-31. Four white corner brackets secure the piece for wall mounting.The perpetual calendar format gained popularity in the 1970s as both functional timekeeper and decorative object, reflecting the era's embrace of vibrant plastic housewares and space-age materials. The lipstick-red hue and clean geometric layout exemplify the decade's pop sensibility, transforming a utilitarian office accessory into a striking wall statement.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Made in England.20' × 12' × 1' Tenon Design (169 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Liisa Suvanto | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-liisa-suvanto.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights designer Liisa Suvanto (1910-1983) and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. Suvanto worked at Marimekko from 1960-1975 and, especially in the 1970s, also designed clothes in printed cotton fabrics.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Two are available: one with Marimekko lettering across bottom, one without that lettering.19.75' x 23.25' without lettering at bottom19.75' x 27.5' with Marimekko lettering bottom Tenon Design (179 words) - [Signed Black FPE Chair by Ron Arad for Kartell | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/signed-black-fpe-chair-by-ron-arad-for-kartell/index.html): The Fantastic Plastic Elastic chair, aka FPE, is a lightweight, stackable chair designed by Ron Arad for Kartell. With soft lines and bright colors, the FPE's unique design joins a single sheet of plastic to two parallel aluminum tubes creating a sturdy yet flexible structure. Light and practical, soft and sinuous, the FPE was released in white, sea green, blue, and red by Kartell beginning in 1997.The black color, which this FPE chair is, was never commercially available. Combining the rarity of the color with the fact that it was hand-signed by Ron Arad himself makes this a very rare example of a classic design. In vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including marking to the seat and back. (See photos.)31' x 17' x 22' Tenon Design (179 words) - [Postmodern Studio Ceramic Tall Candlestick by Michael Duvall | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/postmodern-studio-ceramic-tall-candlestick-by-michael-duvall.html): A stunning and unique 1980s Michael Duvall (1950-2004) studio pottery candlestick. This piece features a striking sculptural form, showcasing vibrant colors, patterns and textures, with black and white polka dots, speckling, and sold blue. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Signed 'Duvall' on the underside.3.75' x 3.75' x 14.75' Tenon Design (80 words) - [Postmodern Procelain Clock by Marcello Morandini for Rosenthal Studio Line | Tenon Design](/content/products/postmodern-procelain-clock-by-marcello-morandini-for-rosenthal-studio-line.html): A fantastic porcelain desk or table clock by Italian designer Marcello Morandini for German ceramics powerhouse Rosenthal for their designer focused Studio Line. Black and white graphic on an X shape with red, blue, and yellow hands. In very good condition with a new clock movement. Signed on underside with designer and maker.6' x 3.25' x 6' Tenon Design (107 words) - [Andrea Branzi for Zanotta Glass & Nickel Centerpiece (1999) | Tenon Design](/content/products/andrea-branzi-for-zanotta-glass-nickel-centerpiece-1999.html): Designed in 1999 for Zanotta, Andrea Branzi's Izzika is the perfect sculptural centerpiece. A frame of nickel holds in place woven glass rods, some of which are straight and some are gently undulating, that come together to create a beautiful nest of transparency and reflection, a subtle and sensitive use of the materials.An extraordinarily accomplished designer and architect, a founding member of the avant-garde design group Archizoom Associati, as well as a member of both Studio Alchimia and Memphis Group, Branzi's work can be found in the permanent collections of Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Victoria & Albert Museum in London and in the Vitra Design Museum. He also received the prestigious Compass d'Oro award for industrial design three times.In excellent condition with etched signature on underside, original Zanotta label, and original packaging.15' x 15' x 2.5' Tenon Design (197 words) - [Pair of Flo Chairs and Side Table by Patricia Urquiola for Driade | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/pair-of-flo-chairs-and-side-table-by-patricia-urquiola-for-driade.html): Spanish-born, Milan-based architect and designer Patricia Urquiola's design for the Flo line for Driade relies on steel structures covered in cane, giving the pieces a durability and stability matched by a bright and lively decorative quality. The sensual shape of the chairs and table, minimalist and functional at the same time, provides for an overall stunning visual effect. This set includes two Flo chairs and one side table.Urquiola has designed products and hotels for B&B Italia, Cassina, Moroso Alessi, Baccarat, Salvatore Ferragamo, Kvadrat, Mandarin Oriental, Panerai, Rosenthal, W Hotels, and Louis Vuitton, and her architecture projects can be found all over the world. Her work can also be found in the design collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art, among many other museums.In very good condition.Chairs are 23.5' x 21.75' x 33.75', 17' seat heightTable is 13' x 13' x 16' Tenon Design (195 words) - [Air Conditioning Collection Lamp by Johanna Grawunder for Design Gallery Milano (1995) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/air-conditioning-collection-lamp-by-johanna-grawunder-for-design-gallery-milano-1995.html): A fantastic limited edition table lamp by Johanna Grawunder for her 1995 Air Conditioning Collection for Design Gallery Milano. A rectangular wood form covered in anthracite colored laminate with battlements like a medieval castle, each protecting a tube light bulb. Produced in an edition of 20 by Design Gallery Milano.Born in San Diego, California, Johanna Grawunder is best known for her lighting designs and installations, with projects ranging from custom commissions and large-scale public installations to limited-edition and mass-produced furniture and objects. She studied architecture at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, worked in Italy's radical design scene with Superstudio (1984-1985), and became a partner at Ettore Sottsass Associati (1985-2001). She opened her own design studio in San Francisco and Milan in 2001.She's produced designs for B&B, Flos, and Glas Italia and her work is included in the permanent collections of the Art Institute of Chicago, High Museum of Atlanta, San Francisco MoMA, LA County Museum of Art, and Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.In excellent vintage condition with wear consistent with age.21.25' x 20' x 8' Tenon Design (229 words) - [1970s Red Manon Lamp by Yamada Shomei | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1970s-red-manon-lamp-by-yamada-shomei/index.html): A perfectly Space Age foldable desk lamp that brings playful Japanese ingenuity to mid-century modern and postmodern design loves. Designed by Yamada Shomei in the 1970s, this iconic Manon lamp features an origami-inspired folding mechanism crafted from durable plastic with metal components. The ingenious built-in switch turns the lamp on when opened and off when closed, transforming everyday functionality into interactive design. Its compact, minimalist form and vibrant aesthetic make it ideal for desks, nightstands, or wall mounting.Winner of the prestigious iF Design Award in 1984, the Manon lamp represents Japanese design excellence at its finest. The clever hinge mechanism and sculptural form elevate this piece beyond simple lighting into a collectible statement of innovation and craftsmanship.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. 7' x 2.5' x 7.5' Tenon Design (183 words) - [Limited Edition 'Rome' Serigraph by Roy Besser | Tenon Design](/content/products/limited-edition-rome-serigraph-by-roy-besser/index.html): 'Rome' is a limited edition serigraph, hand signed in pencil and numbered 223/395 by the artist. The print features a dark-haired woman in a tailored brown suit standing confidently before the Colosseum, blending fashion illustration with architectural grandeur. Signed lower right, numbered lower left.Roy Besser's sophisticated figurative work echoes the graphic elegance of Patrick Nagel, capturing contemporary style through clean lines and refined compositions. His approach combines fashion-forward sensibility with iconic European landmarks, creating images that celebrate both feminine confidence and timeless beauty. Includes certificate of authenticity and in good overall condition with minor bends to lower right corner and left margin edge.Image: 27' × 21'
Sheet: 29.75' × 23' Tenon Design (138 words) - [Postmodern Torchiere Floor Lamp by Ron Rezek | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/postmodern-torchiere-floor-lamp-by-ron-rezek-1/index.html): A 1980s postmodern and minimalist black, gray, and green torchiere floor lamp designed by Ron Rezek, the West Coast American lighting kingpin known for his many iconic designs produced by his eponymous company and Italian heavyweight Artemide. This torchiere has an inverted green metal bowl shade, three gray tube stems, and a black pyramid base. The lamp's brightnesses is adjustable with included foot switch. Memphis influenced and providing fantastic light, this lamp is a stunning piece of well-designed lighting.Rezek earned bachelors and masters degrees in Industrial Design, studying under Henry Dreyfuss, Charles Eames, Neils Different and Don Chadwick. In 1978, he started Ron Rezek Lighting, which he sold in 2004, as well as designing for a handful of other lighting manufacturers.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including light marketing on the base and stem and crazing to the rear of the bowl shade (see photos). Has the original Roz Rezek sticker on underside of the base. Takes a single halogen bulb.10' x 10' x 74' Tenon Design (222 words) - [1970s Black Interplay 1 Table Lamp by Lightolier | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1970s-black-interplay-1-table-lamp-by-lightolier/index.html): Class up your space with a touch of Italian Modern/Mid-Century Modern style with this 1970s Lightolier 'Interplay 1' table lamp. This lamp features a distinctive domed shade, contrasted by a round black plastic base. The interior rotating white diffuser provides indirect light options, while the black rotary knob allows for easy adjustment. This iconic design, sometimes called the 'Eclipse' lamp or 'Selene' lamp, was made in Italy by ABM (later Bilumen) and distributed in the USA by Lightolier. It embodies the spirit of functional and stylish lighting design of the era.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 7' Tenon Design (157 words) - [Limited Edition 'Stars and Stripes' Lithograph by Robert Anderson | Tenon Design](/content/products/limited-edition-stars-and-stripes-lithograph-by-robert-anderson.html): 'Stars and Stripes' is a limited edition lithograph, hand signed and numbered 197/300 by the artist. Circa 1977. This striking print depicts fragmented and layered American flags in a surrealist composition, creating a dynamic visual exploration of national symbolism. Signed in pencil lower right, numbered lower left.Robert Anderson's contemporary approach to American iconography transforms familiar patriotic imagery into thought-provoking compositions that challenge traditional representation. The overlapping flags and abstract geometric elements create depth and movement, inviting viewers to reconsider conventional symbols through a modernist lens. Includes certificate of authenticity and in good overall condition with slight wrinkling to upper left edge.25' × 25' Tenon Design (154 words) - [1970s Space Age Globe Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-space-age-globe-table-lamp/index.html): A very cool mid-century modern lamp with a black base and removable frosted glass globe to cover the lightbulb inside. Takes a regular sized light bulb and on/off switch is on the cord.In very good vintage condition.6' x 6' x 9' Tenon Design (58 words) - [Anthracite Grey Nur Ceiling Lamp by Ernesto Gismondi for Artemide | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/anthracite-grey-nur-ceiling-lamp-by-ernesto-gismondi-for-artemide.html): Designed by Ernesto Gismondi (1931-2020), the founder of Artemide, the Nur has the geometric lines of a perfect parabola, provides indirect diffused light, and casts a subtle halo on the ceiling when turned on. Designed with an aluminum molded body, polycarbonate diffuser, and an upper cap of transparent borosilicate glass. Gismondi is well known for his contribution to the Memphis Group and founding Artemide, and he received a Compasso d'Oro lifetime achievement award, the highest honor in the Italian design community.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Untested and may be missing hardware for mounting on ceiling.14.25' x 14.25' x 11' Tenon Design (156 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Swan-Neck Jug by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-swan-neck-jug-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A swan-necked jug in black bucchero ceramic designed by Gio Ponti, produced by Costantino for the 1997 Neoponti collection, Italy. The neck rises in a long flattened curve from a low, broad spherical body and folds outward into a small pinched pouring lip, counterbalanced by a single handle that arcs high and wide from rim to base. Dense satin-black glaze. One of the shapes from Ponti's Etruscan-inspired bucchero group, made with the Gubbio ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi and put back into production by Costantino as an authorized re-edition. Excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.6' × 5.5' × 10' Tenon Design (158 words) - [1980s Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita-3.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis Group-influenced design at its finest! Black with white, red, green, and yellow accents. Battery operated and works great. This design was produced in four sizes, with this being the 2nd smallest.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. faint surface wear to acrylic face. Made in Japan and take a single AA battery6' x 6' x 1.75' Tenon Design (128 words) - [1980s Black Postmodern Wall Clock by Chass | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-black-postmodern-wall-clock-by-chass/index.html): With a vibrant 1980s touch of class, this 'Chass' Postmodern Wall Clock features a black case and face, pastel numbers, geometric accents, and an asymmetrical hand arrangement. Reminiscent of Memphis Milano design, this clock is a perfect statement piece.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. The clock mechanism has been tested and is functioning properly.11.5' x 11.5' x 1.5' Tenon Design (64 words) - [1980s Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis-influenced design at its finest! Black with white, red, green, and yellow accents. Battery operated and works great.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Very faint surface wear to acrylic face. Made in Japan.10' x 10' x 1.5' Tenon Design (70 words) - [1980s Colorful Handprint Wall Clock by Devito | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-colorful-handprint-wall-clock-by-devito/index.html): A fun postmodern colored wall clock from the 1980s by Devito. It has a yellow plastic case, blue, red, yellow, white and green face with multicolored handprints, and black and red clock hands. Brings a lot of color to any room, whether it be a kids bedroom or a room that just needs a boost of fun!In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Signed on clock's face.10' x 10' x 1.5' Tenon Design (77 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black & White Wall Clock by Ko Mizuyama for Yachiyo | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-black-white-wall-clock-by-ko-mizuyama-for-yachiyo.html): An outstanding round postmodern wall clock designed by Ko Mizuyama, a prolific Japanese designer of clocks in the 1980s. It has a black plastic case, white face with dots for numbers, and graphical red, purple, white, and blue hands.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Signed on front. Takes a single AA battery and works great.7' x 7' x 2' Tenon Design (76 words) - [1980s White Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-white-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis Group-influenced design at its finest! White with red, green, and yellow black. This clock design was available in several sizes and colors; this is the smallest size. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including yellowing to face and case. Made in Japan, takes a single AA battery, and works great. 4.25' x 4.25' x 1.75' Tenon Design (125 words) - [1970s Black Interplay 1 Table Lamp by Lightolier | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-black-interplay-1-table-lamp-by-lightolier/index.html): Class up your space with a touch of Italian Modern/Mid-Century Modern style with this 1970s Lightolier 'Interplay 1' table lamp. This lamp features a distinctive domed shade, contrasted by a round black plastic base. The interior rotating white diffuser provides indirect light options, while the black rotary knob allows for easy adjustment. This iconic design, sometimes called the 'Eclipse' lamp or 'Selene' lamp, was made in Italy by ABM (later Bilumen) and distributed in the USA by Lightolier. It embodies the spirit of functional and stylish lighting design of the era.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 7' Tenon Design (157 words) - [1980s Postmodern Reverse Painted Glass Wall Clock by Empire Art | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-reverse-painted-glass-wall-clock-by-empire-art.html): A postmodern Empire Art Products wall clock that looks like it could be straight out of a 1980s Swatch store or Pee Wee's Playhouse. Black and light blue reverse painted glass with a speckled texture and black speckled hands. Great 1980s Art Deco styling and vibrant contrasting design.In good vintage conditions and works well.16'x 16' x 2' Tenon Design (86 words) - [1980s Black & White Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-black-white-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a perfect contrast of white and black enameled metal, black lucite accents, and primary colored hands, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked trianglular design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition in original packaging. Takes a single AA battery and works great. 8' x 1.5' x 7' Tenon Design (122 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black Wall Clock by Linden | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-black-wall-clock-by-linden-1/index.html): A beautiful postmodern wall clock from the 1980s by West German clockmaker Linden. It has a black case, black face with geometric accents, and red and green hands, Striking contrast and fantastic pop of colors with pink, blue, and yellow accents!In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, include a chip on the bottom of the case and a crack on the back of the case. Marked with manufacturer's name on clock's face. Takes a single AA battery.9' x 9' x 1' Tenon Design (108 words) - [1980s Black Postmodern Wall Clock by Chass | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-black-postmodern-wall-clock-by-chass/index.html): With a vibrant 1980s touch of class, this 'Chass' Postmodern Wall Clock features a black case and face, pastel numbers, geometric accents, and an asymmetrical hand arrangement. Reminiscent of Memphis Milano design, this clock is a perfect statement piece.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. The clock mechanism has been tested and is functioning properly.11.5' x 11.5' x 1.5' Tenon Design (64 words) - [Vintage Asymmetrical Black Pottery Vase | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/vintage-asymmetrical-black-pottery-vase/index.html): A charmingly mid-century or post modern asymmetrical pottery vase with shades of a flying V guitar. Glossy black glaze with no maker's mark.In very good vintage condition. 7.5' x 3' x 5.5' Tenon Design (59 words) - [Instrumenta Stainless Steel Flatware by Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani - Service for 8 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/instrumenta-stainless-steel-flatware-by-lino-sabattini-for-zani-zani-service-for-8.html): Designed in 1978 by Italian architect and designer Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani, the Instrumenta collection is a benchmark of Italian modernist tableware. This 48-piece service for eight is executed in 18/10 stainless steel, clean architectural lines, and gently curved handles that sit comfortably in the hand. The fork tines are precisely proportioned, the spoons balanced in the hand, and the knives carry a disciplined profile that reinforces the series' architectural character - details that reflect Sabattini's conviction that functionality and elegance are inseparable.Sabattini built his reputation on formal reduction and functional precision, and Instrumenta is among his most sought-after designs. The pattern is held in the permanent collections of the RISD Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and documented in Cutlery Design 1948-2000: The Bauer Design Collection. All pieces are marked. Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including normal surface marking. Made in Italy.Set includes:8 dinner forks8 salad forks8 dinner knives8 salad knives8 soup spoons8 teaspoons48 pieces total Tenon Design (223 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Two-Handled Amphora by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-two-handled-amphora-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A two-handled amphora in black bucchero ceramic, designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Neoponti/Costantino, Italy, 1997. A long tapering neck opens to a flared trumpet rim, flanked by two tall thin handles that sweep from the rim down to the shoulder of a full spherical body, raised on a turned pedestal foot. Satin-black glaze with unglazed terracotta at the foot rim. The shape reworks classical amphora proportions through Ponti's interest in Etruscan blackware, developed with the Gubbio ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi and reissued by Costantino under authorization as part of the Neoponti collection. Marked NEOPONTI GIO PONTI 1940 on the underside, the original design date rather than the production year. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.6.5' × 5' × 11.75' Tenon Design (182 words) - [1980s White Metal Desk Clock by Time Square | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-white-metal-desk-clock-by-time-square/index.html): A postmodern desk or table clock by Time Square. This 'fashionable timepiece' (the manufacturer's language on packaging) is constructed from a piece of bent white powder coated metal to create a built in stand. Dark gray face with dashed circular line to create the numbers on the face, as well as black and red hands.In very good vintage condition and in original packaging. Takes a single AA battery and keeps great time. 4' x 3' x 5' Tenon Design (134 words) - [1979 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1979-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster is from 1979 and highlights a number of Marimekko patterns and products in a gallery against a black background with the company's logo at the bottom. In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Marked in bottom right corner 'Printed in Finland by Savypaino'19.75' x 27.5' Tenon Design (108 words) - [Postmodern Slantime Wall Clock by Semk Design clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/postmodern-slantime-wall-clock-by-semk-design-clock.html): An early 2000s wall clock by Sëmk Design for their Luft line of products. Angled to hang on a wall and point down towards the viewer. A range of grays and white in the face and hand design make it very easy to read. In good vintage condition. Takes a single AA battery and works well.7' x 7' x 4.5' Tenon Design (99 words) - [1980s Gray & Black Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-gray-black-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a stunning combination of spotted gray and black enameled metal, black lucite accents, and primary colored hands, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked semi-circle design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition and works great. Takes a single AA battery.8.5' x 2' x 7' Tenon Design (120 words) - [1980s Postmodern Mirror Wall Clock by Jon Gilmore for Accessory Art Studios | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-mirror-wall-clock-by-jon-gilmore-for-accessory-art-studios.html): A beautiful mirrored wall clock designed by Jon Gilmore for Accessory Art Studios, likely in the 1980s. With a black laminate covered wood case, a round recessed mirrored face, black hands, and clear and pink asymmetrical lucite accents, this clock is both simple and sophisticated, and it has strong maximalist energy!In vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including spotting on the mirrored face and damage to one corner of the case. Takes a single AA battery and keeps good time. Partial label remains on the rear of the clock.21.5' x 21.5' x 5' Tenon Design (147 words) - [Postmodern Procelain Clock by Marcello Morandini for Rosenthal Studio Line | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/postmodern-procelain-clock-by-marcello-morandini-for-rosenthal-studio-line.html): A fantastic porcelain desk or table clock by Italian designer Marcello Morandini for German ceramics powerhouse Rosenthal for their designer focused Studio Line. Black and white graphic on an X shape with red, blue, and yellow hands. In very good condition with a new clock movement. Signed on underside with designer and maker.6' x 3.25' x 6' Tenon Design (107 words) - ['WAVYBONE' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/wavybone-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning desk clock with bold Memphis Milano influences, 'Wavybone' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies features a dramatic undulating silhouette that creates fantastic visual movement and organic flow. This striking piece showcases a playful contrast between the sculptural base with its sensuous curved profile and the clean circular clock face adorned with colorful geometric symbols in red, yellow, green, and blue. The form is elevated by vibrant, bright, and contrasting elements at the base that echo the primary color palette, while plexi and epoxy accents add sophisticated depth to this engaging composition.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice demonstrates how she is reimagining functional objects as expressive sculptures that celebrate both form and whimsy. The innovative use of MDF allows for this bold architectural shape, while the speckled surface treatment adds textural richness that plays beautifully against the smooth curves. This approach represents the cutting edge of functional art, where everyday objects transcend their utilitarian origins to become statement pieces that blur boundaries between craft, design, and fine art through playful postmodern sensibilities.12' x 7.5' x 6' Tenon Design (226 words) - [1980s Postmodern Ceramic Tea or Coffee Pot by Marco Zanini for Bitossi | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1980s-postmodern-ceramic-tea-or-coffee-pot-by-marco-zanini-for-bitossi.html): Stunning postmodern ceramic tea or coffee pot from the Hollywood collection designed by Marco Zanini for Flavia Montelupo/Bitossi. White body, rounded pink handle, and stacked teal top show a clear influence from the Memphis group designers, of which Zanini was a founding member, that went on to prove the most impactful design aesthetic of the 1980s and early 1990s.In vintage condition with two chips on the lid, a chip on the base, and slight crazing (see photos). Signed on underside 'le ceramiche di Bitossi by FLAVIA Montelupo Italy Designed by MARCO ZANINI'.7' x 4' x 8' Tenon Design (147 words) - [Pair of Vintage Stacked Tortoiseshell Lucite Bookends | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/pair-of-vintage-stacked-tortoiseshell-lucite-bookends.html): A very special pair of vintage stacked tortoiseshell and clear lucite bookends. The design has hints of Art Deco and Hollywood Regency and is an eye-catcher in any library, office, or living room.In very good vintage condition.4' x 5' x 6' each Tenon Design (93 words) - [1980s Postmodern Canetti Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-canetti-wall-clock-2/index.html): A vibrant postmodern wall clock from Canetti's Moderntime Collection, showcasing the playful geometric abstraction of perfect 1980s design. Featuring a light gray face encased in a matte gray plastic frame and Roman numerals in a rainbow of colors-yellow, red, turquoise, blue, and more. The geometric Roman numerals and saturated color palette reflect the era's embrace of Memphis-inspired exuberance and decorative wit.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Signed '1986 CANETTI, INC.' on face.13' x 13' x 1' Tenon Design (132 words) - [1980s Post Modern Wall Clock by Empire Arts | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-post-modern-wall-clock-by-empire-arts-2/index.html): A vintage 1980s postmodern wall clock by Empire Art Products. The clock's face has various shades of black, off-white, and silver with geometric shapes.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single AA battery, has a glass face cover (crystal), and works well.10.5' x 10.5' x 2' Tenon Design (92 words) - [1970s Muurame Furniture Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-muurame-furniture-promotional-poster/index.html): A striking promotional piece from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents by Finnish furniture maker Muurame, a Scandinavian Modern design cousin of Marimekko, Artek and other iconic brands from Finland. Depicting a collection of pieces from the Muurame line posed in nature being explored and played on by a group of children. Designed by interior architect Pirkko Stenros, the guiding idea of Tenon Design (66 words) - ['PRIMARY SMOKE' Wall Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/primary-smoke-wall-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning wall clock with rich amber and tortoiseshell patterns, 'Primary Smoke' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies exhibits a captivating surface that resembles swirling clouds of golden smoke frozen in translucent layers. This striking piece features layered acrylic with tinted epoxy inlay that creates fantastic depth and luminous warmth, with rich amber, burnt orange, and deep brown tones flowing across the surface like liquid fire. The warm, organic background provides a stunning canvas for the scattered geometric symbols in vibrant blue, red, green, yellow, and white that appear to float within the smoky depths, while the contrasting clock hands add crisp definition to this mesmerizing composition.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice showcases her innovative approach to material experimentation, using sophisticated acrylic layering techniques with tinted epoxy to evoke both natural beauty and industrial precision. The interplay between the warm, fluid background and the bold geometric symbols creates a compelling visual tension that transforms functional timekeeping into sculptural art, celebrating the artist's ability to capture the ephemeral beauty of smoke and flame in permanent form.11.5' x 11.5' x 2' Tenon Design (228 words) - [1980s Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita-3.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis Group-influenced design at its finest! Black with white, red, green, and yellow accents. Battery operated and works great. This design was produced in four sizes, with this being the 2nd smallest.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. faint surface wear to acrylic face. Made in Japan and take a single AA battery6' x 6' x 1.75' Tenon Design (128 words) - [Vintage 1980s Knoll Furniture Metal Truck | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/vintage-1980s-knoll-furniture-metal-truck-1/index.html): A fun Knoll Furniture miniature die-case truck made by Winross. Given to Knoll's vendors as a gift, it is a 1:64 scale model with removable cab and trailer with metal and plastic parts. Charcoal grey paint on cab and trailer with iconic red Knoll logo and tag line on side of trailer. Perfect for Knoll fans!In excellent vintage condition and in original packaging1.5' x 2.5' x 10.5' Tenon Design (107 words) - [1970s Space Age Globe Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1970s-space-age-globe-table-lamp/index.html): A very cool mid-century modern lamp with a black base and removable frosted glass globe to cover the lightbulb inside. Takes a regular sized light bulb and on/off switch is on the cord.In very good vintage condition.6' x 6' x 9' Tenon Design (43 words) - ['YOU SPIN ME ROUND' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/you-spin-me-round-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): An exceptional architectural desk clock with bold postmodern spirit, 'YOU SPIN ME ROUND' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies exhibits a striking structure that commands attention through its dramatic vertical composition. This captivating piece features a sophisticated interplay of black and white vertical stripes creating fantastic optical rhythm, punctuated by vibrant turquoise accents that frame the composition and add unexpected color pop. The turquoise clock face adorned with white and black geometric symbols creates a stunning focal point against the monochromatic striped backdrop, while playful spherical elements crown the piece like architectural ornaments.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice showcases how she draws inspiration from classical architectural forms while maintaining thoroughly modern sensibilities. The innovative use of materials allows for this bold geometric construction that celebrates pattern, color, and form in equal measure. This approach demonstrates the artist's ability to transform humble timekeeping into gallery-worthy sculpture, creating pieces that reference both Memphis Milano's playful irreverence and neoclassical proportions through a distinctly contemporary lens that elevates everyday objects into design statement pieces.14.5' x 9.5' x 2.5' Tenon Design (223 words) - [Mid-Century Modern Female Torso Pottery Vase | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/mid-century-modern-female-torso-pottery-vase/index.html): A fantastic pottery vase in the form of a female torso with a light tan textured glaze and dark brown decoration. Perfect as a decorative and it is glazed inside so can be used with flowers in water.In very good condition with light wear consistent with age and use. Marked illegibly on the back of the piece. 8' x 8' x 4' Tenon Design (101 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Split-Rim Vessel by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-split-rim-vessel-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A black bucchero ceramic vessel designed by Gio Ponti, produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection, Italy, 1997. A deep V-notch cuts into the rim of the sharply flared upper body, which narrows to a tight waist above a distinct spherical base, raised on four splayed cylindrical legs with unglazed terracotta at the tips. Satin-black glaze throughout. The smaller of the two sizes in which this form was made. Ponti drew the Gubbio series with the Umbrian ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi, reinterpreting Etruscan blackware in modern sculptural terms; Costantino reissued the designs in 1997 under authorization. In excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.5.75' × 5.75' × 10.5' Tenon Design (167 words) - [1980s Marimekko Designs Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-marimekko-designs-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster is undated but likely from the 1980s and highlights 16 Marimekko patterns against a black background with the company's logo at the bottom, as well as the company's Elmsford, NY address.In good condition with wear consistent with age, including light creasing and signs of being rolled and stored without proper protection. (Please see photos.)19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (154 words) - [Set of 4 Bridge Chairs by Carlo Tamborini for Pallucco | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/set-of-4-bridge-chairs-by-carlo-tamborini-for-pallucco.html): Designed in 2001 and produced by Pallucco in 2002, the Bridge is a Carlo Tamborini-designed stackable chair with a metal frame and plastic seat and back. The Bridge chair is very similar to Tamborini's later collaboration with Piero LIssoni that became the Lizz chair for Kartell. The Bridge was available with 4 legs or as a rolling desk chair and with and without arm rests. This set of eight has four silver legs and frame, grey anthracite seats and backs, and no armrests. Great for side chairs, dining chairs, accent or waiting area chairs, or for extra setting when there's a big gang coming over.In good vintage condition with some small scratches consistent with age and use. Little is known about this rare design as Pallucco has changed ownership several times in the 20 years since they were produced. 22' x 21' x 30' with 18' seat height Tenon Design (198 words) - [1980s Postmodern Triangular Mantel Clock with Splatter Finish | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-triangular-mantel-clock-with-splatter-finish.html): A textbook piece of late-1980s postmodern design: a solid triangular form finished in grey splatter paint flecked with black, white, and silver, elevated on three turned wood ball feet in teal. The face carries no numerals - just a matching teal sphere at the center hub and slim black hands tipped in magenta. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including minor chipping and paint loss at the top. Movement tested and keeps good time. Takes a single AA battery. No maker's mark.8' x 8.5' x 9'' Tenon Design (107 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Twin-Neck Vessel by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-twin-neck-vessel-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A twin-necked bucchero ceramic vessel designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection, Italy, 1997. Two tapering cylindrical spouts rise from a spherical body, bridged by a single arched handle, with the whole form lifted on four slender cylindrical legs. The satin-black glaze runs matte over the body and sharpens to a soft gloss along the shoulder, with unglazed terracotta at the leg tips. Ponti developed the Gubbio shapes with the Umbrian ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi, translating Etruscan blackware into a modern sculptural vocabulary; Costantino issued the series as authorized re-editions in 1997, since discontinued. Marked NEOPONTI GIO PONTI 1940 on the underside, carrying the original design date. Excellent condition throughout, no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.6' × 5.5' × 11' Tenon Design (183 words) - [Limited Edition Passaggi Table Lamp by Andrea Branzi for Design Gallery Milano | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/limited-edition-passaggi-table-lamp-by-andrea-branzi-for-design-gallery-milano.html): A striking object staged inside its own architecture. A chrome frame rises from a white Corian plinth in a single squared arch, and the porcelain shade hangs from its crossbar on a fine cord - no harp, stem, or finial. The light sits separately below in a footed porcelain chalice that casts upward into the underside of the shade, which returns it to the table as soft indirect light. Pegs along one upright let the cord hook at four heights, so the shade can float free of the base or drop until the two forms close into a single silhouette. Lit, the chalice glows warm while the dome above reads as a field of diffused light.Andrea Branzi (1938-2023) was among the most consequential Italian designers of the postwar era. He co-founded Archizoom Associati in 1966, the collective at the center of Radical Design's challenge to modernist orthodoxy, and went on to shape both Studio Alchimia and Memphis before co-founding Milan's Domus Academy in 1982. He received the Compasso d'Oro for lifetime achievement in 1987. The Passaggi series, produced by Design Gallery Milano in small numbered editions across marble, glass, Corian, and porcelain, distills a preoccupation that ran through his later work: the ordinary object held within a frame that turns use into display. This lamp belongs to that lineage, and the adjustable suspension makes the relationship between shade and vessel something the owner sets rather than inherits.Inscribed along the edge of the plinth: ANDREA BRANZI 1998 11/20. From an edition of twenty produced by Design Gallery Milano. A similar model is illustrated in Michele De Lucchi, Design Gallery versus Design Industry, 1988/2010 (Corraini Edizioni, Verona, 2010).In very good restored condition. The shade sustained a hairline crack that has been professionally conserved; the repair is invisible and the shade rings true when tapped. The porcelain is otherwise free of chips or cracks, with minor surface marks consistent with careful use. The suspension cord has been replaced in kind. The plinth carries a small mark visible in the accompanying photos, and the chrome retains a bright finish throughout. Conservation documentation available to the buyer. Takes an E14 bulb. In working order with a US plug.13' x 18' x 22' Tenon Design (420 words) - [1980s Multicolor Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-multicolor-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a stunning combination of red, blue, green, and yellow enameled metal, and yellow lucite accents, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked triangular design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition and works great. Takes a single AA battery. Tenon Design (81 words) - [Postmodern Wall Clock by Empire | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/postmodern-wall-clock-by-empire/index.html): A round white 1980s wall clock by Empire. A white frame and white face with dashed red and green lines to show where the clock's numbers would appear. Hands in the shape of pencils are metal and painted red and green, with a touch of the underlying metal showing through near the tips to give the hands a reflective quality. A functional but fun and whimsical wall clock.This is new old stock (NOS) and in excellent vintage condition with no signs of use. Takes a single AA battery and keeps good time. 8.5' x 8.5' x 1.5' Tenon Design (124 words) - [Vintage 1980s Lorenz Action Art Table/Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/vintage-1980s-lorenz-action-art-table-wall-clock/index.html): Bringing a touch of Space Age design flair to your space, this mid-century clock features a kinetic sphere design, with the clock's hands rotating within the chrome frame. Cleverly designed so that it can both be used on a table as a desk clock and can be hung to be a wall clock.This clock was made or licensed by several companies, including 'Jeco', 'Yachiyo', and others. This piece is made by Lorenz Action Art and is all metal, unlike some of the other models that use a mix of metal and plastic.In very good vintage condition with very little wear or use. The clock mechanism has been tested and is functioning properly.5.5' x 5.5' x 7' Tenon Design (168 words) - [1980s Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis-influenced design at its finest! Black with white, red, green, and yellow accents. Battery operated and works great.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Very faint surface wear to acrylic face. Made in Japan.10' x 10' x 1.5' Tenon Design (71 words) - [1977 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1977-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents focused on the company's designs. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. Printed on tan butcher paper colored paper in dark brown ink, this poster showcase the many uses for Marimekko fabrics: window covering, framing as wall art, bedding, pillows, screens, etc.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. 'Printed in Finland by Savypaino Oy, Espoo 1977'19.5' x 27.5' Tenon Design (120 words) - [Vintage Mint Green Ericsson Ericofon Cobra Phone | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/vintage-mint-green-ericsson-ericofon-cobra-phone/index.html): One of the icons of 20th century design, the Ericofon by Ericsson, known as the 'cobra phone' for its sleek, modern, and serpentine styling. The Ericofon was designed in the late 1940s and went into production in 1956. Because the Bell System in the United States did not permit 3rd party equipment on their network, the Ericofon could only be used by independent telephone companies in the United States. North Electric in Galion, Ohio manufactured the Ericofon for the North American independent market under contract with Ericsson of Sweden.The first phone to combine dial and handset in to a single unit, the Cobra phone sits upright on the rotary dial keeping the center red button depressed. Pick up the phone to answer or dial a phone number. Examples of the cobra phone can be found in important museum design collections, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York City.All original parts including the original cable. In good vintage condition, works well, and includes adapter for original 4 prong cord. Tenon Design (211 words) - [Andrea Branzi for Zanotta Glass & Nickel Centerpiece (1999) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/andrea-branzi-for-zanotta-glass-nickel-centerpiece-1999.html): Designed in 1999 for Zanotta, Andrea Branzi's Izzika is the perfect sculptural centerpiece. A frame of nickel holds in place woven glass rods, some of which are straight and some are gently undulating, that come together to create a beautiful nest of transparency and reflection, a subtle and sensitive use of the materials.An extraordinarily accomplished designer and architect, a founding member of the avant-garde design group Archizoom Associati, as well as a member of both Studio Alchimia and Memphis Group, Branzi's work can be found in the permanent collections of Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Victoria & Albert Museum in London and in the Vitra Design Museum. He also received the prestigious Compass d'Oro award for industrial design three times.In excellent condition with etched signature on underside, original Zanotta label, and original packaging.15' x 15' x 2.5' Tenon Design (197 words) - [1980s Wakita Spring Table Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-wakita-spring-table-clock/index.html): A striking postmodern table clock by Wakita featuring a sculptural white coiled spring base supporting a minimalist white face. The clean circular dial displays simple gray dot hour markers at each position, while geometric hands in green, red, and yellow create dynamic visual interest against the stark white background. The playful spring base transforms functional support into sculptural statement, embodying the era's embrace of whimsical form.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Marked 'WAKITA QUARTZ JAPAN' on face.4' x 4' x 7.5' Tenon Design (124 words) - [1980s Triangular Black Splatter Paint Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-triangular-black-splatter-paint-desk-clock/index.html): A stunning postmodern desk clock with dark gray rectangular base, round light gray supports, and dark gray triangular body with white hands. The bold colors were then splattered with contrasting paint colors to make the whole clock pop. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single AA battery and works well.7.5' x 2' x 6.5' Tenon Design (63 words) - [1980s Pink Heart Wall Clock by Lorenz | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-pink-heart-wall-clock-by-lorenz/index.html): A fun round postmodern Lorenz wall clock with multi-color accents from Japan. A pink case, white face, red and blue heart hands, red heart second hand, and red and blue hearts for numbers. Bright, colorful, and fun, plus it works great! This clock design was also released under the 'Canetti Funtime' brand with a different set of hands.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including yellow to the white plastic case. Signed 'LORENZ' on front. 7.25' x 7.25' x 1.75' Tenon Design (106 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black Empire Art Products Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-black-empire-art-products-clock/index.html): A postmodern 1980s Empire Art Products clock looks like it could be straight out of a Swatch store or Pee Wee's Playhouse. Black frame, yellow, blue, and red hands, and black and red geometric patterned face. Great 1980s Art Deco styling and vibrant colors and design.In good vintage conditions and works well.18' x 18' x 2' Tenon Design (84 words) - [Pair of Mid-Century Modern Style Leather & Walnut Paper Tray | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/pair-of-mid-century-modern-style-leather-walnut-paper-tray.html): A pair of contemporary wood paper trays for desk organizing or saving papers and letters. Black leather exterior, walnut accents, and felt interiors. In excellent vintage condition.10.5' x 13.5' x 3' each Tenon Design (71 words) - [1980s Postmodern Chrome Rocking Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-chrome-rocking-desk-clock/index.html): A fantastic postmodern vintage desk, mantel, or shelf clock in the style of Shohei Mihara's designs for Wakita. With a black face, red, white and yellow hands, and chrome rocking base, it has the perfect postmodern look. In very vintage condition with no signs of wear or use and in original box.5.5' x 2.5' x 4.5' Tenon Design (106 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black and Red Rexite Zero 980 Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-black-and-red-rexite-zero-980-wall-clock.html): Designed by Raul Barbieri and Giorgio Marianelli for Rexite in 1981, this Zero 980 wall clock has a striking black and red combination. Black plastic case, REd hands, and raised red plastic bumps for the clock's numbers and a black face. Perfect combination of whimsical, colorful, and sophisticated Italian postmodern design.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single C battery.12.5' x 12.5' x 2' Tenon Design (86 words) - [Vintage Stationmaster 611 Oak Wall Clock by Arthur Umanoff for Howard Miller | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/vintage-stationmaster-611-oak-wall-clock-by-arthur-umanoff-for-howard-miller.html): A perfectly designed mid-century modern wall clock by Arthur Umanoff for powerhouse clock maker Howard Miller. The model 611 Stationmaster has a round solid oak case, white face with black roman numerals, and black and red hands, including a red sweeping second hand.Arthur Umanoff (1923-1985) was a prolific mid-century designer whose designs include, in addition to many clocks, a range of décor items, home and office furniture, bars and barstools, and patio furniture. Howard Miller was founded in 1926 and, starting in 1947, produced a huge number of collectible modern design clocks by George Nelson Associates. At that time, Nelson was also Director of Design at Herman Miller Furniture Company. In very good condition with light wear consistent with age. Takes a single C battery and keeps great time. Marked on face with 'Howard Miller' name and logo and on back with original label.16' x 16' x 3' Tenon Design (199 words) - [1980s Postmodern Canetti Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-canetti-wall-clock-2/index.html): A vibrant postmodern wall clock from Canetti's Moderntime Collection, showcasing the playful geometric abstraction of perfect 1980s design. Featuring a light gray face encased in a matte gray plastic frame and Roman numerals in a rainbow of colors-yellow, red, turquoise, blue, and more. The geometric Roman numerals and saturated color palette reflect the era's embrace of Memphis-inspired exuberance and decorative wit.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Signed '1986 CANETTI, INC.' on face.13' x 13' x 1' Tenon Design (132 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black & Silver Pendulum Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-black-silver-pendulum-desk-clock/index.html): A fantastic postmodern vintage desk, mantel, or shelf clock with a oval base, rounded top case, geometric hands, and a silver pendulum 'ring' above the base of the clock that keeps the beat to the second by oscillating from left to right in continuous motion. Perfectly contrasting colors and use of primary shapes help make this postmodern design at its finest.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.6' x 4.5' x 8' Tenon Design (77 words) - [1980s Postmodern Red Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-red-wall-clock/index.html): A super fun new old stock 1980s or 1990s clock. Red case, white face with stylized black numbers, and red hands. In very good vintage and unused condition in original box. Takes a single AA battery.12' x 12' x 3' Tenon Design (54 words) - [Postmodern Diagonal Pin Stripe Wall Clock by Baker Hart & Stuart | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/postmodern-diagonal-pin-stripe-wall-clock-by-baker-hart-stuart.html): A striking 1980s black wall clock with diagonal pin stripes at a 45 degree angle and white pin stripe hands. Produced by Baker Hart & Stuart, a home goods brand for the department store chain Mervyns that was well known for its ceramic goods, but which produced few clocks. In very good vintage condition with very little wear. The clock's face is protected by a curved glass cover.10' x 10' x 2' Tenon Design (73 words) - [1970s Japanese Black Lucite Clock by Grace | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1970s-japanese-black-lucite-clock-by-grace/index.html): An amazing vintage black desk or table clock with a black plastic body and a white face made by Grace, a Japanese company. Diamond shaped with a diagonal face, giving it a fantastic three dimensionality. The clock's movement is inset inside of the hollow case.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Marked on face.6' x 6' x 9' Tenon Design (102 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Maija Isola | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-maija-isola.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Finnish designer Maija Isola and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. Isola joined the predecessor company to Marimekko in 1949 and was employed by the design house until 1987, creating more than 500 fabric prints for Marimekko in her tenure, including some of the most brand's most iconic designs like UnikkoIn good condition with light wear consistent with age. Remnants of black at bottom of the sheet where white on black lettering was removed.19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (192 words) - [Vintage Black Canetti Camera Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/vintage-black-canetti-camera-clock-2/index.html): A fantastic post modern clock by Canetti in the shape of a camera. Clock's face is set into the cameras lens and body is solid wood with a moving film advance lever. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.9' x 3' x 7' Tenon Design (97 words) - [Pair of Arcade Avec Throw Pillow Cushions | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/pair-of-arcade-avec-throw-pillow-cushions/index.html): A lovely pair of silk and cotton throw pillows by Avec Arcade and made in Italy. While both are variations of brown, one's tag says 'glasse - brown' and the other is 'tabacco' (sic). The tobacco colored pillow is slightly lighter and has a little more of a directional weave that almost gives it stripes. The brown is slightly darker and has a prominent off-white or light tan weaved into it, and shows mild wear.Both are in good vintage condition and include the pillow cover and pillow insert. Each retain original tag inside the pillow cover.24' x 24' x 8' Tenon Design (151 words) - [1980s Lucite Astrolite Table Lighter by Ritts Co. of Los Angeles | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/1980s-lucite-astrolite-table-lighter-by-ritts-co-of-los-angeles.html): A fantastic mid-century modern Astrolite lucite table lighter by the Ritts Company of Los Angeles. The Ritts Company was owned by Herbert and Shirley Ritts, parents of famed photographer Herb Ritts.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.4.5' x 2.5' x 3.5' Tenon Design (86 words) - ['MULTI-COLOR' Corian Wall Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/multi-color-corian-wall-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A captivating contemporary wall clock, 'Multi-Color' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies demonstrates masterful geometric composition through bold angular forms. It combines precision-cut Corian with brilliant epoxy inlays, creating a kaleidoscope of intersecting shapes and hues that shift and dance across the surface. Each carefully placed color segment adds to an overall composition that feels both architectural and organic.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice explores the intersection of material innovation and artistic vision, pushing beyond conventional craft boundaries to create objects that function as both practical tools and gallery-worthy art pieces. This sophisticated marriage of industrial-grade Corian with hand-applied epoxy work demonstrates how contemporary makers are reimagining traditional forms, transforming the humble wall clock into a statement of modern aesthetic sensibility.10' x 10' x 1.5' Tenon Design (174 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Fujiwo Ishimoto | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-fujiwo-ishimoto.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Japanese designer Fujiwo Ishimoto and his artistic contributions to Marimekko. Ishimoto joined Marimekko in 1974 and was employed by the design house until 2006, creating approximately 400 fabric prints for Marimekko in his tenure.In good condition with light wear consistent with age.19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (158 words) - [Mahogany and Calacatta Marble Muku Dining Set by Naoto Fukasawa for Driade (2005) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/mahogany-and-calacatta-marble-muku-dining-set-by-naoto-fukasawa-for-driade-2005.html): Designed by Naoto Fukasawa in 2005, the Muku line for Driade was crafted from solid mahogany with a simple modern elegance. This set includes six dining chairs with arms and a dining table with a stunning Calacatta Marble top with dramatic veining and brown and gold undertones. A richly colored and breathtaking set!Before establishing Naoto Fukasawa Design in 2003, Fukasawa worked in IDEO in the U.S. before eventually establishing and serving as the director of IDEO's Tokyo office. His designs have won more than 50 awards in Europe and America and he has produced work for Alessi, Artemide, B&B Italia, Danese Milano, De Padova, Hay, Issey Mikaye, Magis, Muji, Panasonic, Samsung, Seiko, Swarovski, Thonet, and Vitra, In very good condition with light wear on the chairs consistent with age and use. (See photos.)Table 35' x 94' x 28'Chairs 23' x 19.5' x 32' each with 18' high seat Tenon Design (200 words) - [Set of Three Flo Chairs and Dining Table by Patricia Urquiola for Driade | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/set-of-three-flo-chairs-and-dining-table-by-patricia-urquiola-for-driade.html): Spanish-born, Milan-based architect and designer Patricia Urquiola's design for the Flo line for Driade relies on steel structures covered in cane, giving the pieces a durability and stability matched by a bright and lively decorative quality. The sensual shape of the chairs and table, minimalist and functional at the same time, provides for an overall stunning visual effect. This set includes three Flo chairs and one dining table.Urquiola has designed products and hotels for B&B Italia, Cassina, Moroso Alessi, Baccarat, Salvatore Ferragamo, Kvadrat, Mandarin Oriental, Panerai, Rosenthal, W Hotels, and Louis Vuitton, and her architecture projects can be found all over the world. Her work can also be found in the design collection of New York's Museum of Modern Art, among many other museums.In very good condition.Chairs are 23.5' x 21.75' x 33.75', 17' seat heightTable is 27' x 27' x 27' Tenon Design (195 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Annika Piha | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-annika-piha.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Finnish designer Annika Piha (whe later used her married name of Annika Rimala) and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. Piha worked for Marimekko from 1960-1982 and designed the company's first knitwear collection, Tasaraita, in 1968. The striped Tasaraita shirts became a symbol of the time, eventually depicted on a postage stamp in 1998.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. 19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (148 words) - [Instrumenta Stainless Steel Flatware by Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani - Service for 8 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/instrumenta-stainless-steel-flatware-by-lino-sabattini-for-zani-zani-service-for-8.html): Designed in 1978 by Italian architect and designer Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani, the Instrumenta collection is a benchmark of Italian modernist tableware. This 48-piece service for eight is executed in 18/10 stainless steel, clean architectural lines, and gently curved handles that sit comfortably in the hand. The fork tines are precisely proportioned, the spoons balanced in the hand, and the knives carry a disciplined profile that reinforces the series' architectural character - details that reflect Sabattini's conviction that functionality and elegance are inseparable.Sabattini built his reputation on formal reduction and functional precision, and Instrumenta is among his most sought-after designs. The pattern is held in the permanent collections of the RISD Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and documented in Cutlery Design 1948-2000: The Bauer Design Collection. All pieces are marked. Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including normal surface marking. Made in Italy.Set includes:8 dinner forks8 salad forks8 dinner knives8 salad knives8 soup spoons8 teaspoons48 pieces total Tenon Design (223 words) - [1970s Floating Light Bulb in Lucite Sculpture by Pierre Giraudon | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/1970s-floating-light-bulb-in-lucite-sculpture-by-pierre-giraudon.html): A striking and whimsical late mid-century sculpture, paperweight, and crowd-pleasing decor item, this piece was designed by Pierre Giraudon, an artist and designer known for suspending items in lucite in his designs. For this Pop Art iconic piece, a lightbulb filled with a phosphorescent (glow in the dark) substance is suspended in a lucite cube. By day, it's a charming conversation starter but at night is when it comes alive!In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.3' x 3' x 4.25' Tenon Design (136 words) - [Vintage Handmade Wood Hat Stands - Set of 3 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/vintage-handmade-wood-hat-stands-set-of-3/index.html): A set of three vintage mid-century handmade hat stands. Constructed from plywood to resemble a head and face in silhouette, each sits on a plywood x-base. Made for a Long Island, New York milliner in the 1940s or 1950s to display their wares and subsequently passed down through their family to the current owner. Great as a decorative designer piece, a store or restaurant display, or a set piece.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.10' x 10' x 28' each Tenon Design (136 words) - [Black, White and Yellow Massimo Vignelli for Heller Dishes - Set of 24 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/black-white-and-yellow-massimo-vignelli-for-heller-dishes-set-of-24.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This is a 24 piece set of 6 black bowls, 3 white bowls, 3 yellow bowls, 6 yellow salad plates, and 6 white salad plates.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including utensil wear. Tenon Design (124 words) - [Michael Glier 'Wall Street, New York, New York' Gouache on Paper (2008) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/michael-glier-wall-street-new-york-new-york-gouache-on-paper-2008.html): A fantastic gouache on paper from 2008 by Michael Glier, a recipient of a National Endowment Fellowship in drawing and a Guggenheim Fellowship in painting. The drawing 'Wall Street, New York, New York' is from Glier's Along a Long Line series. He has exhibited extensively, both internationally and within the U.S. Paper is 9' x 12' and also includes a bonus untitled drawing by Glier on an 8.5' x 11' sheet of unlined notebook paper. Tenon Design (124 words) - [Pair of Mid Century Modern Spun Lucite Spaghetti Table Lamps | Tenon Design](/content/products/pair-of-mid-century-modern-spun-lucite-spaghetti-table-lamps.html): An impressive pair of oversized table lamps featuring spherical globes constructed from layered strands of spun lucite in contrasting light and dark colors, creating an intricate lattice effect. Chrome stems with dark neck sections support cream shades with black trim. The dual-light design illuminates both from above and within the lucite globe, casting dramatic geometric patterns through the woven acrylic strands.Spun lucite or 'spaghetti' lamps emerged during the 1960s and 1970s as part of the Space Age aesthetic, combining new plastic manufacturing techniques with atomic-era design sensibilities. The labor-intensive construction involved wrapping thin lucite strands around spherical forms to create sculptural, light-diffusing elements. The substantial scale and illuminated bases made these statement pieces for modern interiors, reflecting the period's embrace of synthetic materials and bold lighting design.In vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, inlcuding minor fabric discoloration and crumbling on seams of the shades.19' × 19' × 46' each Tenon Design (204 words) - [Pair of Vintage Large Lucite Dice | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/pair-of-vintage-large-lucite-dice-1/index.html): A pair of oversized Lucite dice in the style of Charles Hollis Jones. Heavy enough to use as bookends or paperweights and striking enough to be a lovely decorative object. Clear acrylic with black dots.In very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Unsigned.3.75' x 3.75' x 3.75' each Tenon Design (121 words) - [White 4630 Roto Ashtray by Joe Colombo for Kartell | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/white-4630-roto-ashtray-by-joe-colombo-for-kartell/index.html): Originally designed in 1970 and produced by Kartell in 1973 two years after designer Joe Colombo's death, the Kartell 4630 Roto/Rotocenere ashtray is Colombo at his finest. White plastic construction with beautiful lines and a thoughtful design that allows the three part ashtray to rotate in order to hide the ashes of smoked cigarettes. It's sleek, modern, and perfectly functional. And unlike many of Colombo's other designs, this ashtray is rare.In excellent vintage condition with no signs of use use. Marked on underside. 4' x 4' x 4' Tenon Design (138 words) - [Mid-Century Modern Teak & Green Enameled Metal Table Lighter | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/mid-century-modern-teak-green-enameled-metal-table-lighter.html): A stunning sculptural mid-century or Scandinavian modern turned teak table lighter with green and black enameled accent on the base. Beautiful as both a decorative and functional piece. In very good vintage condition with new flint and fuel added, so it'll work when you receive it! Show marks on underside from the process of turning the wood into form, but has no maker's mark.2.5' x 2.5' x 16' Tenon Design (107 words) - [1986 Enorme Telephone by Ettore Sottsass for Enorme | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/1986-enorme-telephone-by-ettore-sottsass-for-enorme.html): A perfectly postmodern telephone designed by the Memphis Milano master, Ettore Sottsass, and produced in 1986.  The Enorme telephone was the result of a collaboration between Sottsass and David Kelley, founder of the design firm IDEO. Sottsass created the conceptual design, and Kelley and his team were responsible for the engineering and detail design. To produce the telephone, the two formed the Enorme Corporation with Jean Pigozzi.  Examples of this phone design are found in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, RISD Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.  Works great!  Molded manufacturer's mark on handset and base: 'Designed by Ettore Sottsass Enorme'.8' x 4' x 2.5' Tenon Design (175 words) - [Vintage Large Blue Italian Ceramic Ashtray | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/vintage-large-blue-italian-ceramic-ashtray/index.html): A beautiful large blue and green incised ceramic ashtray in the style of Aldo Londi's Blue Rimini line for Bitossi. Perfect for the 1960s smoking swagger enthusiast or as a decorative centerpiece or catchall. Glaze is bright and in good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. A few small chips (see photos). Marked on underside 'Italy 66166 P.V.'12' x 12' x 2' Tenon Design (104 words) - [Promotional Mini Up Chair by Gaetano Pesce 2005 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/promotional-mini-up-chair-by-gaetano-pesce-2005/index.html): A very cool and extraordinarily rare promotional item by Gaetano Pesce for the 2005 Milan Triennale and Macef, the International Home Show. With an included insert that reads 'Laviamoci i Pregiudizi' (roughly translates to 'Let's wash away our prejudices'), this item is a mini version of Pesce's iconic Up chair in sponge with the round accompanying foot stool in a ball of soap. In very good vintage condition. However, once removed from the packaging, the chair piece is supposed to inflate but does not fully. Comes in original packaging with insert, mini chair, and soap foot stool. (See photos.)4' x 3' x 2' Tenon Design (142 words) - [Red 4630 Roto Ashtray by Joe Colombo for Kartell | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/red-4630-roto-ashtray-by-joe-colombo-for-kartell/index.html): Originally designed in 1970 and produced by Kartell in 1973 two years after designer Joe Colombo's death, the Kartell 4630 Roto/Rotocenere ashtray is Colombo at his finest. Red plastic construction with beautiful lines and a thoughtful design that allows the three part ashtray to rotate in order to hide the ashes of smoked cigarettes. It's sleek, modern, and perfectly functional. And unlike many of Colombo's other designs, this ashtray is rare.In good vintage condition with no signs of use. Has one small hairline crack (See photos). Marked on underside. 4' x 4' x 4' Tenon Design (144 words) - [Set of 3 Decorative Containers by Gianfranco Frattini for Progetti (1974) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/set-of-3-decorative-containers-by-gianfranco-frattini-for-progetti-1974.html): A very cool and extremely versatile set of decorative objects designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Progetti in 1974. With melamine (hard plastic) bowls and vulancized rubber tops, they are useful as a box, catch-all, vide poche, pen or pencil holder, vase for short stemmed flowers, or even as an ashtray.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Signed on underside 'Progetti, design: G.F. Frattini, brevettato, made in italy'. Formerly stock from a prop house and have the stock number and prop house's name etched into underside.5.5' x 5.5' x 3' each Tenon Design (144 words) - [1970s Red Plastic Perpetual Calendar | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/1970s-red-plastic-perpetual-calendar/index.html): A fantastic example of 1970s mod design, this bright red plastic perpetual wall calendar delivers bold graphic impact. Molded from glossy red plastic with white printed labels, the calendar features recessed squares holding movable date cubes arranged in rows for weekdays, months, and numbered days 1-31. Four white corner brackets secure the piece for wall mounting.The perpetual calendar format gained popularity in the 1970s as both functional timekeeper and decorative object, reflecting the era's embrace of vibrant plastic housewares and space-age materials. The lipstick-red hue and clean geometric layout exemplify the decade's pop sensibility, transforming a utilitarian office accessory into a striking wall statement.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Made in England.20' × 12' × 1' Tenon Design (169 words) - [Purple and Yellow Dinnerware by Vignelli for Heller - Service for 6 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/purple-and-yellow-dinnerware-by-vignelli-for-heller-service-for-6.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This 26 piece set in purple and yellow provides a service for six with six dinner plates, six salad plates, six bowls, six mugs, and two serving platters. Perfect for LA Lakers fans!In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including very light utensil wear. Tenon Design (134 words) - [1970s Small Astrolite Lucite Bowl by Ritts Co. of Los Angeles | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/1970s-small-astrolite-lucite-bowl-by-ritts-co-of-los-angeles.html): An asymmetrical mid-century modern 'Astrolite' lucite centerpiece or serving bowl by the Ritts Company of Los Angeles (owned by the parents of famed photographer Herb Ritts).In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including a few visible scratches and scuffs.9' x 11' x 3' Tenon Design (98 words) - [Danish Modern Teak & Plastic Ice Bucket by Laurids Lonborg | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/danish-modern-teak-plastic-ice-bucket-by-laurids-lonborg.html): An amazing teak ice bucket with black plastic accents by Laurids Lonborg of Denmark. Bucket has a plastic inner liner. In very good vintage condition with very light wear consistent with age and use.9' x 9'x 14' Tenon Design (87 words) - [Postmodern Funnytime Kitchen Timer by Roberto Pezzetta for WikiDue | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/postmodern-funnytime-kitchen-timer-by-roberto-pezzetta-for-wikidue-1.html): A whimsical Italian postmodern multicolor kitchen timer designed by Roberto Pezzetta for WikiDue. Stacked light blue, red and yellow discs give it a fun Memphis Milano-inspried take on an egg in a pan. Runs for up to 60 minutes.In good vintage condition with slight wear consistent with age and use. Marked on underside. 4' x 4' x 2' Tenon Design (59 words) - [Modernist Chrome Winged Side Chair | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/modernist-chrome-winged-side-chair/index.html): A modernist chrome side chair with wing-like arm rests. Striking enough to be a focal point of a room and extremely comfortable. Reupholstered with brand new foam and blue denim fabric. No maker’s mark. In excellent condition29” x 18” x 34” Tenon Design (91 words) - [Pair of Bridge Chairs by Carlo Tamborini for Pallucco | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/pair-of-bridge-chairs-by-carlo-tamborini-for-pallucco.html): Designed in 2001 and produced by Pallucco in 2002, the Bridge is a Carlo Tamborini-designed stackable chair with a metal frame and plastic seat and back. The Bridge chair is very similar to Tamborini's later collaboration with Piero LIssoni that became the Lizz chair for Kartell. The Bridge was available with 4 legs or as a rolling desk chair and with and without armrests. This pair has four silver legs and frame, grey anthracite seats and backs, and no armrests. Great for side chairs, dining chairs, accent or waiting area chairs, or for extra setting when there's a big gang coming over.In good vintage condition with some small scratches consistent with age and use. Little is known about this rare design as Pallucco has changed ownership several times in the 20 years since they were produced. 22' x 21' x 30' with 18' seat height Tenon Design (195 words) - [Pair of Nino Rota chairs by Ron Arad for Cappellini (2002) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/pair-of-nino-rota-chairs-by-ron-arad-for-cappellini-2002.html): A pair of rare Nino Rota chairs in blue designed by Ron Arad for Cappellini in 2002. Reflecting Arad's exploration of forms and production processes, these twin-wall polyethylene chairs were constructed through a rotation moulding production. A single form was created within the mold with a smooth dark blue interior and seat and textured light blue exterior and headrest. The chairs are named after the renowned Italian film composer, Nino Rota. Ron Arad's work can be found in the permanent collections of NYC's MoMA, the V&A in London, and Paris' Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris) and his public works are in public spaces in London, Tokyo, Seoul, Milan, Toronto, Tel Aviv and Singapore. He has produced designs for Vitra, Kartell, Moroso, Alessi, Driade, Cassina, Swarovski, and Magis. In excellent condition with very minimal wear. Marked on rear of each chair: 'Nino Rota' by Ron Arad for Cappellini.25' x 26' x 29' each Tenon Design (201 words) - [1980s Postmodern Cups, Saucers and Pitcher Set by Baldelli | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/1980s-postmodern-cups-saucers-and-pitcher-set-by-baldelli.html): A 1980s set of four cups, four saucers, and a pitcher by Italian ceramics manufacturer Baldelli. Gray, black and white speckled exterior, solid gray interior, and solid colored base (cups base are black and pitcher's base is blue).In excellent vintage condition. Signed on underside 'Designed by Baldelli Italy'.pitcher is 9' x 6' x 9.5'cups and saucers are 6.75' x 6.75' x 3' Tenon Design (114 words) - [Astrolite Lucite Serving Bowl by Ritts Co. of Los Angeles | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/pair-of-astrolite-lucite-serving-bowls-by-ritts-co-of-los-angeles.html): An excellent mid-century modern 'Astrolite' lucite serving bowl by the Ritts Company of Los Angeles in a dynamic and beautiful curving form. The Ritts Company was owned by Herbert and Shirley Ritts, parents of famed photographer Herb Ritts.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.12' x 10' x 6' Tenon Design (104 words) - [Yellow Dinnerware by Vignelli for Heller - Service for 8 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/yellow-dinnerware-by-vignelli-for-heller-service-for-8.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This 43 piece set in yellow provides a service for eight with eight dinner plates, eight salad plates, eight bowls, two bowl lids, seven mugs, eight saucers, one creamer, and a serving bowl with lid.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including utensil wear. Tenon Design (134 words) - [Postmodern Funnytime Kitchen Timer by Roberto Pezzetta for WikiDue | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/postmodern-funnytime-kitchen-timer-by-roberto-pezzetta-for-wikidue.html): A whimsical Italian postmodern multicolor kitchen timer designed by Roberto Pezzetta for WikiDue. Stacked dark gray, white and yellow discs give it a fun Memphis Milano-inspried take on an egg in a pan. Runs for up to 60 minutes.In very good vintage condition with slight wear consistent with age and use. Marked on underside. 4' x 4' x 2' Tenon Design (98 words) - ['WAVYBONE' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/products/wavybone-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning desk clock with bold Memphis Milano influences, 'Wavybone' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies features a dramatic undulating silhouette that creates fantastic visual movement and organic flow. This striking piece showcases a playful contrast between the sculptural base with its sensuous curved profile and the clean circular clock face adorned with colorful geometric symbols in red, yellow, green, and blue. The form is elevated by vibrant, bright, and contrasting elements at the base that echo the primary color palette, while plexi and epoxy accents add sophisticated depth to this engaging composition.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice demonstrates how she is reimagining functional objects as expressive sculptures that celebrate both form and whimsy. The innovative use of MDF allows for this bold architectural shape, while the speckled surface treatment adds textural richness that plays beautifully against the smooth curves. This approach represents the cutting edge of functional art, where everyday objects transcend their utilitarian origins to become statement pieces that blur boundaries between craft, design, and fine art through playful postmodern sensibilities.12' x 7.5' x 6' Tenon Design (226 words) - [Blue, Purple and Black Massimo Vignelli for Heller Dinnerware - Set of 18 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/blue-purple-and-black-massimo-vignelli-for-heller-dinnerware-set-of-18.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This is a 18 piece set in purple, blue and black, including 4 blue dinner plates, 4 purple dinner plates, 4 blue mugs, 4 purple mugs, a large purple serving bowl, and a black ice bucket (designed by Sergio Asti).In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including utensil wear. Tenon Design (139 words) - [Rosewood & Beech Bentwood Wine Rack by Torsten Johansson for AB Formtra | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/rosewood-beech-bentwood-wine-rack-by-torsten-johansson-for-ab-formtra.html): A superbly crafted bent rosewood and beech wine rack designed by Torsten Johansson for AB Formtra of Sweden in the 1950s or 1960s. The eye-catching design is made of beautifully grained rosewood with contrasting horizontal beech supports, giving it a shape resembling a honeycomb. It holds up to eight wine bottles. In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.7' x 15' x 12' Tenon Design (117 words) - [1980s White Postmodern Wall Clock by Shohei Mihara for Wakita | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-white-postmodern-wall-clock-by-shohei-mihara-for-wakita.html): A perfectly elegant and sophisticated 1980s wall clock designed by Shohei Mihara for Wakita. Postmodern, Memphis Group-influenced design at its finest! White with red, green, and yellow black. This clock design was available in several sizes and colors; this is the smallest size. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including yellowing to face and case. Made in Japan, takes a single AA battery, and works great. 4.25' x 4.25' x 1.75' Tenon Design (92 words) - [Venini Murano Glass Vase | Tenon Design](/content/products/venini-murano-glass-vase/index.html): A stunning Murano glass vase by Venini, featuring luminous cobalt blue glass with a vibrant red rim. A bulbous, spherical form with saturated sapphire color and a contrasting red glass rim provide striking visual punctuation, while the hand-blown construction displays the fluid, organic quality that defines masterful Murano glass.Venini represents the pinnacle of Murano glassmaking tradition, combining centuries-old Venetian techniques with contemporary design sensibility. Founded in 1921, the house became renowned for pushing glass as an art form through collaborations with leading designers and architects. The bold color saturation and clean modernist form exemplify Venini's approach-honoring traditional Murano craftsmanship while creating pieces that feel thoroughly modern and sculptural.In excellent condition with minor surface scuffs consistent with age and display. Etched 'VENINI 2000' signature on base with 'VENINI MURANO MADE IN ITALY' label.5' x 5' x 4' Tenon Design (188 words) - [Danish Modern Teak & Plastic Ice Bucket by Laurids Lonborg | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/danish-modern-teak-plastic-ice-bucket-by-laurids-lonborg.html): An amazing teak ice bucket with black plastic accents by Laurids Lonborg of Denmark. Bucket has a plastic inner liner. In very good vintage condition with very light wear consistent with age and use.9' x 9'x 14' Tenon Design (87 words) - [Vintage Stationmaster 611 Oak Wall Clock by Arthur Umanoff for Howard Miller | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/vintage-stationmaster-611-oak-wall-clock-by-arthur-umanoff-for-howard-miller.html): A perfectly designed mid-century modern wall clock by Arthur Umanoff for powerhouse clock maker Howard Miller. The model 611 Stationmaster has a round solid oak case, white face with black roman numerals, and black and red hands, including a red sweeping second hand.Arthur Umanoff (1923-1985) was a prolific mid-century designer whose designs include, in addition to many clocks, a range of décor items, home and office furniture, bars and barstools, and patio furniture. Howard Miller was founded in 1926 and, starting in 1947, produced a huge number of collectible modern design clocks by George Nelson Associates. At that time, Nelson was also Director of Design at Herman Miller Furniture Company. In very good condition with light wear consistent with age. Takes a single C battery and keeps great time. Marked on face with 'Howard Miller' name and logo and on back with original label.16' x 16' x 3' Tenon Design (199 words) - [1980s Postmodern Table Clock attr. to Shohei Mihara for Wakita and Canetti | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-table-clock-attr-to-shohei-mihara-for-wakita-and-canetti.html): With a chrome frame, black and white face, and geometric hands in green, red, and yellow, this amazing 1980s desk clock has all of the hallmarks of great 1980s Memphis-inspired postmodern design. Unsigned but very much in the style of Shohei Mihara's work for Wakita and Canetti.In good vintage condition with some wear and marking consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 8' Tenon Design (104 words) - [1980s Postmodern Chrome Rocking Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-chrome-rocking-desk-clock/index.html): A fantastic postmodern vintage desk, mantel, or shelf clock in the style of Shohei Mihara's designs for Wakita. With a black face, red, white and yellow hands, and chrome rocking base, it has the perfect postmodern look. In very vintage condition with no signs of wear or use and in original box.5.5' x 2.5' x 4.5' Tenon Design (106 words) - [Postmodern Ceramic Box by Rita Duvall (1987) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/postmodern-ceramic-box-by-rita-duvall-1987/index.html): A beautiful handmade Postmodern ceramic trinket or jewelry box by Rita Duvall, similar in style to the work of Peter Shire and Michael Duvall. Glazed in white and rectangular in shape with perfectly angular lid painted with Memphis-inspired airbrushed shapes in peach, lavender, mint green, and teal. Two platform feet on the box are similarly painted with additional decorative glazing.In excellent condition with no cracks, chips, or crazing. Signed on underside: 'Rita Duvall 1987'.4.75' x 3.5' x 3.25' Tenon Design (111 words) - [Mid-Century Modern Space Age Kinetic Desk Clock by Yachiyo | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/mid-century-modern-space-age-kinetic-desk-clock-by-yachiyo.html): Bringing a touch of Space Age design flair to your space, this mid century clock features a kinetic sphere design, with the clock's hands rotating within the chrome frame. This clock was made or licensed by several companies (including 'Lorenz Action Art', 'Jeco', and others) and this one is marked Yachiyo, a Japanese clock maker.In very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use. The clock mechanism has been tested and is functioning properly.5.5' x 5.5' x 6' Tenon Design (132 words) - [1980s Postmodern Wall Clock by Empire Arts | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-wall-clock-by-empire-arts-1/index.html): A vintage 1980s postmodern textured wall clock by Empire Art Products in various shades of spelled gray. In excellent vintage condition and works well.10.5' x 10.5' x 2' Tenon Design (29 words) - [1980s Postmodern Table Clock attr. to Shohei Mihara for Wakita and Canetti | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-table-clock-attr-to-shohei-mihara-for-wakita-and-canetti.html): With a chrome frame, black and white face, and geometric hands in green, red, and yellow, this amazing 1980s desk clock has all of the hallmarks of great 1980s Memphis-inspired postmodern design. Unsigned but very much in the style of Shohei Mihara's work for Wakita and Canetti.In good vintage condition with some wear and marking consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 8' Tenon Design (104 words) - ['STEP BY STEP' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/step-by-step-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning architectural desk clock that channels Memphis Milano at its best, 'Step By Step' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies showcases the artist's mastery of geometric form and playful color theory. This striking piece features a white Corian base with dramatic stepped architecture, crowned by a vibrant black clock face adorned with multi-color geometric symbols. The substantial sculptural form creates fantastic visual weight, while the whimsical array of circles, squares, zigzags, and abstract shapes transforms traditional timekeeping into an engaging graphic composition that feels both nostalgic and thoroughly modern.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice elevates functional objects into the realm of art, drawing inspiration from Memphis Milano's rebellious spirit and 1980s graphic design aesthetics. The innovative use of Corian-typically reserved for architectural applications-paired with transparent plexi and glossy epoxy accents showcases her commitment to material experimentation. This approach represents a broader movement where boundaries between craft and fine art are blurred, creating pieces that function as both practical timepieces and conversation-starting sculptures that celebrate the joy of pure design.12.5' x 16' x 5' Tenon Design (223 words) - ['YOU SPIN ME ROUND' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/you-spin-me-round-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): An exceptional architectural desk clock with bold postmodern spirit, 'YOU SPIN ME ROUND' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies exhibits a striking structure that commands attention through its dramatic vertical composition. This captivating piece features a sophisticated interplay of black and white vertical stripes creating fantastic optical rhythm, punctuated by vibrant turquoise accents that frame the composition and add unexpected color pop. The turquoise clock face adorned with white and black geometric symbols creates a stunning focal point against the monochromatic striped backdrop, while playful spherical elements crown the piece like architectural ornaments.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice showcases how she draws inspiration from classical architectural forms while maintaining thoroughly modern sensibilities. The innovative use of materials allows for this bold geometric construction that celebrates pattern, color, and form in equal measure. This approach demonstrates the artist's ability to transform humble timekeeping into gallery-worthy sculpture, creating pieces that reference both Memphis Milano's playful irreverence and neoclassical proportions through a distinctly contemporary lens that elevates everyday objects into design statement pieces.14.5' x 9.5' x 2.5' Tenon Design (223 words) - [Vintage 1980s Lorenz Action Art Table/Wall Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/vintage-1980s-lorenz-action-art-table-wall-clock/index.html): Bringing a touch of Space Age design flair to your space, this mid-century clock features a kinetic sphere design, with the clock's hands rotating within the chrome frame. Cleverly designed so that it can both be used on a table as a desk clock and can be hung to be a wall clock.This clock was made or licensed by several companies, including 'Jeco', 'Yachiyo', and others. This piece is made by Lorenz Action Art and is all metal, unlike some of the other models that use a mix of metal and plastic.In very good vintage condition with very little wear or use. The clock mechanism has been tested and is functioning properly.5.5' x 5.5' x 7' Tenon Design (146 words) - [1980s Wakita Spring Table Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-wakita-spring-table-clock/index.html): A striking postmodern table clock by Wakita featuring a sculptural white coiled spring base supporting a minimalist white face. The clean circular dial displays simple gray dot hour markers at each position, while geometric hands in green, red, and yellow create dynamic visual interest against the stark white background. The playful spring base transforms functional support into sculptural statement, embodying the era's embrace of whimsical form.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Marked 'WAKITA QUARTZ JAPAN' on face.4' x 4' x 7.5' Tenon Design (101 words) - [Limited Edition Passaggi Table Lamp by Andrea Branzi for Design Gallery Milano | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/limited-edition-passaggi-table-lamp-by-andrea-branzi-for-design-gallery-milano.html): A striking object staged inside its own architecture. A chrome frame rises from a white Corian plinth in a single squared arch, and the porcelain shade hangs from its crossbar on a fine cord - no harp, stem, or finial. The light sits separately below in a footed porcelain chalice that casts upward into the underside of the shade, which returns it to the table as soft indirect light. Pegs along one upright let the cord hook at four heights, so the shade can float free of the base or drop until the two forms close into a single silhouette. Lit, the chalice glows warm while the dome above reads as a field of diffused light.Andrea Branzi (1938-2023) was among the most consequential Italian designers of the postwar era. He co-founded Archizoom Associati in 1966, the collective at the center of Radical Design's challenge to modernist orthodoxy, and went on to shape both Studio Alchimia and Memphis before co-founding Milan's Domus Academy in 1982. He received the Compasso d'Oro for lifetime achievement in 1987. The Passaggi series, produced by Design Gallery Milano in small numbered editions across marble, glass, Corian, and porcelain, distills a preoccupation that ran through his later work: the ordinary object held within a frame that turns use into display. This lamp belongs to that lineage, and the adjustable suspension makes the relationship between shade and vessel something the owner sets rather than inherits.Inscribed along the edge of the plinth: ANDREA BRANZI 1998 11/20. From an edition of twenty produced by Design Gallery Milano. A similar model is illustrated in Michele De Lucchi, Design Gallery versus Design Industry, 1988/2010 (Corraini Edizioni, Verona, 2010).In very good restored condition. The shade sustained a hairline crack that has been professionally conserved; the repair is invisible and the shade rings true when tapped. The porcelain is otherwise free of chips or cracks, with minor surface marks consistent with careful use. The suspension cord has been replaced in kind. The plinth carries a small mark visible in the accompanying photos, and the chrome retains a bright finish throughout. Conservation documentation available to the buyer. Takes an E14 bulb. In working order with a US plug.13' x 18' x 22' Tenon Design (420 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black and White Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1980s-postmodern-black-and-white-table-lamp/index.html): A stunning 1980s postmodern table lamp by Be Yang in the Memphis Milano style. A black metal base, black stem with white geometric accents, white painted metal conical shade, and matching round black finial on top of the shade and as feet to the lamp.Very good vintage condition with very minor wear consistent with age. In original box.12' x 12' x 22' Tenon Design (113 words) - [1990s Postmodern Crinkle Lamp by Lyn Godley and Lloyd Schwan for Godley-Schwan | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/1990s-postmodern-crinkle-lamp-by-lyn-godley-and-lloyd-schwan-for-godley-schwan.html): An original-production Crinkle Lamp by Lyn Godley and Lloyd Schwan, made by Godley-Schwan in 1996. The shade is a single sheet of translucent white plastic, hand-crushed and heat-set so no two examples fold the same way, seated on a round metal base with a candelabra socket and black cord. Godley-Schwan operated from 1984 to 1998, and the Crinkle Lamp was the last piece Godley and Schwan designed together before the partnership ended. It entered the Museum of Modern Art's design collection in 1998, and examples are also held by the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields. Lyn Godley's studio reissued the lamp in later years, but the label shows this is a first-run example from the original company.In very good condition with age and wear consistent with use, including light surface marking to the shade and one small crack within a fold, both visible on close inspection and not visible when the lamp is lit.. Retains the original factory label reading GODLEY-SCHWAN, MADE IN THE USA, © 1996, with the 40-watt maximum warning. It has has been tested and works.11 x 11 x 10 Tenon Design (241 words) - [Vintage White Sunnex Gooseneck Desk Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/lighting/products/vintage-white-sunnex-gooseneck-desk-lamp/index.html): A vintage white Sunnex gooseneck desk lamp that is perfect for a minimalist, mid-century modern, or postmodern 1980s inspired home or office. Round metal base with rubber ring, on/off switch on the base, and gooseneck stem. In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.16' x 8' x 18', extends to 34' Tenon Design (105 words) - ['WAVYBONE' Desk Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/wavybone-desk-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning desk clock with bold Memphis Milano influences, 'Wavybone' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies features a dramatic undulating silhouette that creates fantastic visual movement and organic flow. This striking piece showcases a playful contrast between the sculptural base with its sensuous curved profile and the clean circular clock face adorned with colorful geometric symbols in red, yellow, green, and blue. The form is elevated by vibrant, bright, and contrasting elements at the base that echo the primary color palette, while plexi and epoxy accents add sophisticated depth to this engaging composition.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice demonstrates how she is reimagining functional objects as expressive sculptures that celebrate both form and whimsy. The innovative use of MDF allows for this bold architectural shape, while the speckled surface treatment adds textural richness that plays beautifully against the smooth curves. This approach represents the cutting edge of functional art, where everyday objects transcend their utilitarian origins to become statement pieces that blur boundaries between craft, design, and fine art through playful postmodern sensibilities.12' x 7.5' x 6' Tenon Design (226 words) - [1980s Postmodern Ceramic Pitcher by Baldelli | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1980s-postmodern-ceramic-pitcher-by-baldelli/index.html): A 1980s pitcher by Italian ceramics manufacturer Baldelli. Gray, black and white speckled exterior, solid gray interior, and blue base.In excellent vintage condition. Signed on underside 'Designed by Baldelli Italy'.9' x 6' x 9.5' Tenon Design (74 words) - [1970s Red Manon Lamp by Yamada Shomei | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1970s-red-manon-lamp-by-yamada-shomei/index.html): A perfectly Space Age foldable desk lamp that brings playful Japanese ingenuity to mid-century modern and postmodern design loves. Designed by Yamada Shomei in the 1970s, this iconic Manon lamp features an origami-inspired folding mechanism crafted from durable plastic with metal components. The ingenious built-in switch turns the lamp on when opened and off when closed, transforming everyday functionality into interactive design. Its compact, minimalist form and vibrant aesthetic make it ideal for desks, nightstands, or wall mounting.Winner of the prestigious iF Design Award in 1984, the Manon lamp represents Japanese design excellence at its finest. The clever hinge mechanism and sculptural form elevate this piece beyond simple lighting into a collectible statement of innovation and craftsmanship.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. 7' x 2.5' x 7.5' Tenon Design (183 words) - [1980s Faceted Lucite Bookends by Ritts Co. of Los Angeles | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-faceted-lucite-bookends-by-ritts-co-of-los-angeles.html): A pair of mid-century modern 'Astrolite' lucite bookends by the Ritts Company of Los Angeles that are strikingly etched and polished, which catches and refract lights beautifully. The Ritts Company was owned by Herbert and Shirley Ritts, parents of famed photographer Herb Ritts.In very good vintage condition with very few visible marks. Original sticker on one of the pair.4' x 2.25' x 8' each Tenon Design (115 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Blade-Spout Jug by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-blade-spout-jug-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A squat jug in black bucchero ceramic designed by Gio Ponti, produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection. The wide low body rises to a faceted rim that extends into a long, narrow blade-like spout projecting well past the footprint of the vessel, with a flat strap handle opposite. Finished in satin black. The form comes from the bucchero group Ponti drew with the Gubbio ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi, returned to production by Costantino under authorization in 1997. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.11' × 6' × 7' Tenon Design (150 words) - ['PRIMARY SMOKE' Wall Clock by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/primary-smoke-wall-clock-by-kim-mullis-as-wilderness-bodies.html): A stunning wall clock with rich amber and tortoiseshell patterns, 'Primary Smoke' by Kim Mullis as Wilderness Bodies exhibits a captivating surface that resembles swirling clouds of golden smoke frozen in translucent layers. This striking piece features layered acrylic with tinted epoxy inlay that creates fantastic depth and luminous warmth, with rich amber, burnt orange, and deep brown tones flowing across the surface like liquid fire. The warm, organic background provides a stunning canvas for the scattered geometric symbols in vibrant blue, red, green, yellow, and white that appear to float within the smoky depths, while the contrasting clock hands add crisp definition to this mesmerizing composition.Mullis's Wilderness Bodies practice showcases her innovative approach to material experimentation, using sophisticated acrylic layering techniques with tinted epoxy to evoke both natural beauty and industrial precision. The interplay between the warm, fluid background and the bold geometric symbols creates a compelling visual tension that transforms functional timekeeping into sculptural art, celebrating the artist's ability to capture the ephemeral beauty of smoke and flame in permanent form.11.5' x 11.5' x 2' Tenon Design (228 words) - [Venini Murano Glass Vase | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/venini-murano-glass-vase/index.html): A stunning Murano glass vase by Venini, featuring luminous cobalt blue glass with a vibrant red rim. A bulbous, spherical form with saturated sapphire color and a contrasting red glass rim provide striking visual punctuation, while the hand-blown construction displays the fluid, organic quality that defines masterful Murano glass.Venini represents the pinnacle of Murano glassmaking tradition, combining centuries-old Venetian techniques with contemporary design sensibility. Founded in 1921, the house became renowned for pushing glass as an art form through collaborations with leading designers and architects. The bold color saturation and clean modernist form exemplify Venini's approach-honoring traditional Murano craftsmanship while creating pieces that feel thoroughly modern and sculptural.In excellent condition with minor surface scuffs consistent with age and display. Etched 'VENINI 2000' signature on base with 'VENINI MURANO MADE IN ITALY' label.5' x 5' x 4' Tenon Design (188 words) - [1970s Red Plastic Perpetual Calendar | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1970s-red-plastic-perpetual-calendar/index.html): A fantastic example of 1970s mod design, this bright red plastic perpetual wall calendar delivers bold graphic impact. Molded from glossy red plastic with white printed labels, the calendar features recessed squares holding movable date cubes arranged in rows for weekdays, months, and numbered days 1-31. Four white corner brackets secure the piece for wall mounting.The perpetual calendar format gained popularity in the 1970s as both functional timekeeper and decorative object, reflecting the era's embrace of vibrant plastic housewares and space-age materials. The lipstick-red hue and clean geometric layout exemplify the decade's pop sensibility, transforming a utilitarian office accessory into a striking wall statement.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Made in England.20' × 12' × 1' Tenon Design (169 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Liisa Suvanto | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-liisa-suvanto.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights designer Liisa Suvanto (1910-1983) and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. Suvanto worked at Marimekko from 1960-1975 and, especially in the 1970s, also designed clothes in printed cotton fabrics.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Two are available: one with Marimekko lettering across bottom, one without that lettering.19.75' x 23.25' without lettering at bottom19.75' x 27.5' with Marimekko lettering bottom Tenon Design (179 words) - [David Claerbout 'Oslo Meeum' Print (2003-2007) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/david-claerbout-oslo-meeum-print-2003-2007/index.html): 'Oslo Meeum' is a chromogenic print from an edition of 125 by Belgian artist David Claerbout (b. 1969). Originally trained in painting and drawing, Claerbout is known for his works using photography, video, digital technology and sound. His work is found in the collections of: Centre Pompidou in Paris, The Museum of Modern Art in New York, SFMOMA in San Francisco, Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and the Guggenheim Museum in New York.In excellent condition and unframed. Includes accompanying certificate from the artist's galleries.7.75' x 10.25' Tenon Design (137 words) - [1970s Handcrafted Laminated Wood Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1970s-handcrafted-laminated-wood-desk-clock/index.html): A stunning example of 1970s studio craft, this handmade desk clock showcases the era's celebration of natural materials and artisan techniques. Crafted from alternating strips of light and dark wood creating dramatic striped patterns throughout the arch-topped form, the piece features a recessed clock face with circular wood inlay hour markers and sleek black hands. The back panel removes for easy battery access.The laminated wood technique and organic form exemplify the American studio craft movement of the 1970s, when artisans elevated functional objects into sculptural statements. This aesthetic championed visible craftsmanship and the inherent beauty of wood grain, moving away from mass production toward individual expression.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Clock includes new quartz movement requiring one AA battery. Unsigned.6' x 3.5' x 7.5' Tenon Design (178 words) - [1980s Post Modern Mantle Clock by Empire Arts | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-post-modern-mantle-clock-by-empire-arts-3/index.html): A vintage 1980s postmodern textured mantle clock by Empire Art Products in various shades of spelled gray. In very good vintage condition and works well.9.5' x 5' x 14.5' Tenon Design (79 words) - [Postmodern Studio Ceramic Tall Candlestick by Michael Duvall | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/postmodern-studio-ceramic-tall-candlestick-by-michael-duvall.html): A stunning and unique 1980s Michael Duvall (1950-2004) studio pottery candlestick. This piece features a striking sculptural form, showcasing vibrant colors, patterns and textures, with black and white polka dots, speckling, and sold blue. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs. Signed 'Duvall' on the underside.3.75' x 3.75' x 14.75' Tenon Design (68 words) - [White Spark Vase by David Gil for Bennington Potters | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/white-spark-vase-by-david-gil-for-bennington-potters.html): A white 'Spark' vase (model 1998) designed in the 1960s by David Gil for Bennington Potters of Bennington, VT. Produced in several sizes and glazes, this is the second largest size vase. The Spark vases are characterized by the asterisk-shaped cut-out on top, which helps in arranging flowers and echoes the company's stamp that is found on all of its pieces. This design is a remarkable piece of functional art. In excellent vintage condition and signed on the underside. 4.5' x 4.5' x 8' Tenon Design (133 words) - [1980s Black Postmodern Wall Clock by Citizen | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-black-postmodern-wall-clock-by-citizen/index.html): A truly stunning and rare Memphis Milano inspired wall clock made in Japan by Citizen. Black case, black face with a dot at 12 o'clock and 'CITIZEN' at 6 o'clock, and amazing multi-colored geometric hands in red, teal, silver and gray.In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single AA battery and works great!10' x 10' x 1' Tenon Design (77 words) - [1980s Red & Black Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-red-black-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a stunning combination of red and black enameled metal, red lucite accents, and primary colored shapes at 3, 6, and 9, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked triangular design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition and works great. Takes a single AA battery. Tenon Design (70 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Split-Rim Vessel by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-split-rim-vessel-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino-1.html): A footed bucchero ceramic vessel designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection. The flared upper body is cut with a deep V-notch at the rim, drawing into a pinched waist above a full pear-shaped lower body, the whole raised on four slender legs that continue up onto the body as raised ridges. This is the larger of the two sizes in which the form was produced. Finished in a satin-black glaze with faint horizontal throwing lines across the body, a record of the hand-thrown process, and unglazed terracotta at the leg tips.Ponti developed the Gubbio series with the Umbrian ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi, reworking the black earthenware of pre-Roman Etruria into forms that read as unmistakably modern. Costantino returned the designs to production in 1997 as authorized Neoponti re-editions, since discontinued. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration; one small glaze imperfection on the body, slightly larger than a pinprick and visible only on close inspection. Marked NEOPONTI GIO PONTI 1940 on the underside, carrying the original design date rather than the production year of 1997. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.6.25' × 6' × 10.75' Tenon Design (247 words) - [1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Tripod Pitcher by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-tripod-pitcher-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A tripod pitcher in black bucchero ceramic designed by Gio Ponti, produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection. A nearly spherical body sits on three tapered cylindrical legs, with a sharply pinched spout at the rim and a single handle looping high above the shoulder. Satin-black glaze, matte over the body with a sheen across the curve, unglazed terracotta at the leg tips. From the bucchero series Ponti developed with the ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi in Gubbio, reissued by Costantino in 1997 as an authorized Neoponti edition and no longer produced. In excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration. Accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.7' × 5.5' × 10' Tenon Design (163 words) - [1980s Post Modern Mantle Clock by Empire Arts | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-post-modern-mantle-clock-by-empire-arts-3/index.html): A vintage 1980s postmodern textured mantle clock by Empire Art Products in various shades of spelled gray. In very good vintage condition and works well.9.5' x 5' x 14.5' Tenon Design (79 words) - [Pair of 1970s Palm Tree Bookends by Randall Schwartz for Moxie | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/pair-of-1970s-palm-tree-bookends-by-randall-schwartz-for-moxie.html): A charming 1970s tropical-inspired pair of palm tree bookends designed by Randall Schwartz for Moxie. This pair features detailed palm tree silhouettes crafted from metal with a green enamel. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.5.5' x 4' x 7.25' each Tenon Design (46 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights the makers of Marimekko's products and how the co-founders, Armi & Viljo Ratia, came up with the company's name. In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Includes white on black Marimekko across bottom.19.75' x 27.5' Tenon Design (128 words) - [Postmodern Procelain Clock by Marcello Morandini for Rosenthal Studio Line | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/postmodern-procelain-clock-by-marcello-morandini-for-rosenthal-studio-line.html): A fantastic porcelain desk or table clock by Italian designer Marcello Morandini for German ceramics powerhouse Rosenthal for their designer focused Studio Line. Black and white graphic on an X shape with red, blue, and yellow hands. In very good condition with a new clock movement. Signed on underside with designer and maker.6' x 3.25' x 6' Tenon Design (107 words) - [Green, Yellow and White Dinnerware by Vignelli for Heller - Set of 32 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/green-yellow-and-white-dinnerware-by-vignelli-for-heller-set-of-32.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This is a 32 piece set with service for eight people: eight dinner plates (4 green + 4 yellow), eight salad plates (4 white, 2 green, 2 yellow), eight bowls (4 white, 2 green, 2 yellow) and eight mugs (4 white, 2 green, 2 yellow)In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including utensil wear. Tenon Design (144 words) - [Porcelain Monumenti Salt & Pepper Shakers by Matteo Thun for Arzberg, 1987 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/porcelain-monumenti-salt-pepper-shakers-by-matteo-thun-for-arzberg-1987.html): This pair is part of a series of 6 'Monumenti' pepper & salt shakers, inspired by ancient buildings and monuments designed by Matteo Thun for Arzberg in 1987. Thun is a well-know Italian architect, designer, and co-founder of the Memphis Group and Sottsass Associati. Thun described this line of salt & pepper shakers as having a 'mini-monumentality'.In good vintage condition with one hairline on a corner of one of the shakers. Marked on underside.1' x 1' x 3.5' each Tenon Design (119 words) - [Postmodern Graphix Dessert Set by Saltera Himark 1985 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/postmodern-graphix-dessert-set-by-saltera-himark-1985.html): A vintage postmodern dessert set in the Graphix pattern by Japanese ceramics company Saltera Himark from 1985. Decorated with geometric elements, including red and black triangles, black polka dots, and a red band, this set perfectly captures the 1980s aesthetic pioneered by the Memphis Milano design collective. Set includes four dessert plates, four mugs, one cake stand, and one stainless steel serving spatula with a ceramic handle.In very good vintage condition with almost no wear. Ten pieces total.Mugs are 3' in diameter and 3.5' tall, plates are 7.5', and cake stand is 4.5' tall. Tenon Design (145 words) - [Multicolor Massimo Vignelli for Heller Dinnerware - Service for Four | Tenon Design](/content/collections/kitchen/products/multicolor-massimo-vignelli-for-heller-dinnerware-service-for-four.html): Winner of the prestigious Compasso d'Oro award for Good Design in 1964, Massimo Vignelli's iconic dinnerware for Heller (likely designed with his equally talented wife Lella) has been in near constant production for over 50 years. This is a 16 piece set with service for 4 in purple, orange, green and yellow, including 4 dinner plates, 4 salad plates, 4 bowls, and 4 mugs.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including utensil wear. Tenon Design (116 words) - [1980s Postmodern 'Alice' Chair by Claudio Nardi for Zeus Noto | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/1980s-postmodern-alice-chair-by-claudio-nardi-for-zeus-noto.html): An excellent postmodern dining, side or accent chair designed by Claudio Nardi, an extraordinarily accomplished Italian, architect, interior designer, and industrial designer, and produced Zeus Noto in Italy in the late 1980s . With gray powder-coated steel frame and black molded polyurethane seat (often mistaken for rubber), this chair perfectly capture Zeus' unique approach to postmodern design: clean and simple lines with a less colorful, less maximalist palette than the Memphis group's work in Milan at the same time. High-quality and perfectly balanced construction that is durable, functional, and timelessly aesthetically pleasing.In very good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use. Marked on underside.21' x 21' x 32' Tenon Design (162 words) - [Tomasa Chair from Simon Gavina | Tenon Design](/content/collections/seating/products/tomasa-chair-from-simon-gavina/index.html): Considered an homage to Paolo Uccello, a 15th century painter and mathematician, and manufactured by Simon Gavina in Italy, the Tomasa chair is a simple and beautiful design. Constructed of wax finished curved oak slats forming the back and seat, as well as threaded brass inserts that create a hinge, the chair easily folds flat for storage. While Simon was later acquired by Cassina who continued to manufacture the practical and comfortable, foldable and versatile Tomasa chair, this is an earlier edition.In very good vintage condition with slight wear consistent with age and use, including one small dent between two slats on the chair's back.14' x 22' x 33', seat height 17.5' Tenon Design (163 words) - [1970s Muurame Furniture Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-muurame-furniture-promotional-poster/index.html): A striking promotional piece from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents by Finnish furniture maker Muurame, a Scandinavian Modern design cousin of Marimekko, Artek and other iconic brands from Finland. Depicting a collection of pieces from the Muurame line posed in nature being explored and played on by a group of children. Designed by interior architect Pirkko Stenros, the guiding idea of Tenon Design (66 words) - [Set of Six 1990s Italian Bucchero Ceramic 'Gubbio' Vessels by Gio Ponti for Neoponti/Costantino | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/set-of-six-1990s-italian-bucchero-ceramic-gubbio-vessels-by-gio-ponti-for-neoponti-costantino.html): A set of six black bucchero ceramic vessels designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Costantino for the Neoponti collection, Italy, 1997 - one example of each form in the series. A two-handled amphora with a flared trumpet rim and two tall thin handles sweeping to the shoulder, raised on a turned pedestal foot; a twin-necked vessel with two tapering spouts bridged by a single arched handle, lifted on four cylindrical legs; a split-rim footed vessel with a deep V-notch cut into its flared upper body above a distinct spherical base; a swan-necked jug whose neck rises in a long flattened curve to a pinched lip, counterbalanced by a handle arcing high from rim to base; a tripod pitcher with a sharply pinched spout and high loop handle on three tapered legs; and a squat jug with an elongated blade spout projecting well past the body. All are finished in a rich black glaze.The bucchero reference is deliberate. Ponti developed these shapes in collaboration with the Umbrian ceramicist Carlo Alberto Rossi, reworking the black earthenware of pre-Roman Etruria - fired in a reducing atmosphere to drive the clay black - into forms that are unmistakably modern: attenuated necks, exaggerated handles, tripod and quadruped supports lifting bulbous bodies clear of the surface. Costantino returned the series to production in 1997 as part of the Neoponti program of authorized re-editions, since discontinued.The amphora and twin-neck vessel are marked NEOPONTI GIO PONTI 1940 on the underside, carrying the original design date rather than the production year; the remaining four are unmarked, consistent with other documented examples of this production. All six are in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or restoration. Each is accompanied by its original Neoponti booklet and manufacturer's box.Two-handled amphora - 6.5' × 5' × 11.75' Twin-neck vessel - 6' × 5.5' × 11'Split-rim footed vessel - 5.75' × 5.75' × 10.5'Swan-neck jug - 6' × 5.5' × 10'Tripod pitcher - 7' × 5.5' × 10'Blade-spout jug - 11' × 6' × 7' Tenon Design (389 words) - [1979 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1979-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster is from 1979 and highlights a number of Marimekko patterns and products in a gallery against a black background with the company's logo at the bottom. In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Marked in bottom right corner 'Printed in Finland by Savypaino'19.75' x 27.5' Tenon Design (133 words) - [Limited Edition 'Rome' Serigraph by Roy Besser | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/limited-edition-rome-serigraph-by-roy-besser/index.html): 'Rome' is a limited edition serigraph, hand signed in pencil and numbered 223/395 by the artist. The print features a dark-haired woman in a tailored brown suit standing confidently before the Colosseum, blending fashion illustration with architectural grandeur. Signed lower right, numbered lower left.Roy Besser's sophisticated figurative work echoes the graphic elegance of Patrick Nagel, capturing contemporary style through clean lines and refined compositions. His approach combines fashion-forward sensibility with iconic European landmarks, creating images that celebrate both feminine confidence and timeless beauty. Includes certificate of authenticity and in good overall condition with minor bends to lower right corner and left margin edge.Image: 27' × 21'
Sheet: 29.75' × 23' Tenon Design (111 words) - [1960s Screen Printed 'Money Saving Sale' Trade Sign | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1960s-screen-printed-money-saving-sale-trade-sign/index.html): A charming screen-printed trade sign in the style of hand-painted grocery store advertising/trade signs. Reads 'Money Saving SALE' in black and day-glow pink on white paper. In very good, unused condition.14' x 14' Tenon Design (34 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Kerstin Enbom | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-kerstin-enbom.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Finnish designer Kerstin Enbom and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. (Enbom was married to the son of the founder of Marimekko for 15 years before departing in 1979.) She worked for Marimekko for 13 years, creating almost 50 designs for clothing and 40 designs for interior textiles. She was also responsible for the design of company stores, along with toy animals and plastic objects.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. 19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (191 words) - [Vintage 1970s Handwoven Anatolian Turkish Kilim Rug | Tenon Design](/content/collections/rugs/products/vintage-1970s-handwoven-anatolian-turkish-kilim-rug.html): From one of the villages surrounding the city of Aksaray in Central Anatolia of Turkey, this Kilim rug was handwoven in the mid-20th century for use as a dowry piece. Smaller in size, these types of rugs were woven to fill small spaces and other corners large rugs couldn't fit. It has a muted primarily horizontal design with white, yellow, brown and red colors. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.35' x 47' Tenon Design (78 words) - [Bořek Šípek for Alterego Promo Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/borek-sipek-for-alterego-promo-poster/index.html): A promotional poster for Czech architect and designer Borek Sipek's work with his design studio Alterego producing works in glass in the 1980s and 1990s. Features a number of Sipek designed pieces on a wood table Tenon Design (36 words) - [Antique 19th Century Baluch Rug | Tenon Design](/content/collections/rugs/products/antique-19th-century-baluch-rug/index.html): A beautiful handwoven red, blue, tan, and off-white Baluch rug. Sometimes spelled as 'Balouch' or 'Baluchi', Baluch rugs are a type of handwoven tribal rug that originates from the Baluch people, a nomadic ethnic group primarily living in regions of Iran, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. (They are sometimes referred to as Persian, Herat, or oriental rugs.) These rugs are known for their distinctive designs, often featuring geometric patterns, dark color palettes, and a unique sense of authenticity. Like this rug, many Baluch rugs are characterized by simple yet intricate designs, with a tendency towards geometric patterns and motifs like diamonds, rectangles, and polygons. The Baluch people are known for their nomadic or semi-nomadic lifestyle, and their rugs reflect their cultural heritage and way of life. Baluch rugs are crafted using traditional techniques that have been passed down through generations.In very good condition with wear consistent with age.28.25' x 36.5' (2 feet 4.25 inches x 3 feet 0.5 inches) Tenon Design (208 words) - [Bořek Šípek for Alterego Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/borek-sipek-for-alterego-promotional-poster/index.html): A promotional poster for Czech architect and designer Borek Sipek's work with his design studio Alterego producing works in glass in the 1980s and 1990s. Features a number of Sipek designed pieces on a white table cloth covered table. Tenon Design (39 words) - [Limited Edition 'Stars and Stripes' Lithograph by Robert Anderson | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/limited-edition-stars-and-stripes-lithograph-by-robert-anderson.html): 'Stars and Stripes' is a limited edition lithograph, hand signed and numbered 197/300 by the artist. Circa 1977. This striking print depicts fragmented and layered American flags in a surrealist composition, creating a dynamic visual exploration of national symbolism. Signed in pencil lower right, numbered lower left.Robert Anderson's contemporary approach to American iconography transforms familiar patriotic imagery into thought-provoking compositions that challenge traditional representation. The overlapping flags and abstract geometric elements create depth and movement, inviting viewers to reconsider conventional symbols through a modernist lens. Includes certificate of authenticity and in good overall condition with slight wrinkling to upper left edge.25' × 25' Tenon Design (154 words) - [Limited Edition Untitled Woodblock Print by Margaret Wenstrup (1958) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/limited-edition-untitled-woodblock-print-by-margaret-wenstrup-1958.html): An untitled abstract woodblock print by Margaret Wenstrup (1930-2008) dated 1958. Wenstrup was a well-known Cincinnati, OH artist who graduated from the Art Academy of Cincinnati, and is recognized as a pioneer in Mid-Century Modernism and Op Art. This print is beautifully textured with grain pattern from the wood used in printing and the artist’s etched designs. Black ink on white paper with very light foxing and marking in the paper’s margins, including a red mark in the top left corner. Signed and dated in pencil with edition number (2/3).21.5” x 28” Tenon Design (142 words) - [Todd Hebert “Untitled (Chinatownland)” Painting, 2003 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/todd-hebert-untitled-chinatownland-painting-2003/index.html): In recognition of Andre Yi’s 2002 CHINATOWNLAND sculpture in Los Angeles’ Chinatown, Todd Hebert (American, b. 1972) has made Yi’s work a theme he continues to return to. In this untitled painting, Hebert captures the hecticness of city life with silhouettes of satellite dishes, TV antennas, and power lines crisscrossing in front of the CHINATOWN land sign. Hebert beautifully capture the pinks, oranges, and yellows of a Southern California sunset in the background, which creates a stunning contrast to the foreground.A framed watercolor with ink and pencil on paper. The sheet is 6.25” x 18.75” and the frame measures 22' x 9.5' x 0.75”. In excellent condition. Not examined out of the frame. Originally sold by the Mark Moore Gallery in Los Angeles and then purchased from a private collection. Tenon Design (180 words) - [Vintage Fiorucci Travel Postcard Collage Poster 1979 | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/vintage-fiorucci-travel-postcard-collage-poster-1979.html): A vintage and rare Fiorucci poster featuring postcards from around the world in a collage that captures both sights from around the world and beautiful woman in various states of undress - plus Queen Elizabeth holding a tin of crackersElio Fiorucci founded the world famous eponymous Italian fashion brand in 1967. By the early 1980s, the NYC Fiorucci store became a magnet for the city's creative trendsetters, celebrities, and stars in the making, and it was sometimes called 'a daytime Studio 54'. In vintage condition with edge wear, folds and taped tear at top. Printed in corner 'Industria Grafica BRUNO VIAPPIANI s.p.a. - Milano - 12/29 - Printed in Italy'.19' x 26' Tenon Design (163 words) - [1980s Marimekko Designs Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1980s-marimekko-designs-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster is undated but likely from the 1980s and highlights 16 Marimekko patterns against a black background with the company's logo at the bottom, as well as the company's Elmsford, NY address.In good condition with wear consistent with age, including light creasing and signs of being rolled and stored without proper protection. (Please see photos.)19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (154 words) - [Venini Murano Glass Vase | Tenon Design](/content/collections/glass/products/venini-murano-glass-vase/index.html): A stunning Murano glass vase by Venini, featuring luminous cobalt blue glass with a vibrant red rim. A bulbous, spherical form with saturated sapphire color and a contrasting red glass rim provide striking visual punctuation, while the hand-blown construction displays the fluid, organic quality that defines masterful Murano glass.Venini represents the pinnacle of Murano glassmaking tradition, combining centuries-old Venetian techniques with contemporary design sensibility. Founded in 1921, the house became renowned for pushing glass as an art form through collaborations with leading designers and architects. The bold color saturation and clean modernist form exemplify Venini's approach-honoring traditional Murano craftsmanship while creating pieces that feel thoroughly modern and sculptural.In excellent condition with minor surface scuffs consistent with age and display. Etched 'VENINI 2000' signature on base with 'VENINI MURANO MADE IN ITALY' label.5' x 5' x 4' Tenon Design (188 words) - [Vintage Lucite Bird Sculpture by Team Guzzini | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/vintage-lucite-bird-sculpture-by-team-guzzini/index.html): A vintage stylized bird sculpture in lucite by Tim Crea for Guzzini. In very good vintage condition with 'Team Guzzini Made in Italy' sticker.5' x 1.5' x 5' Tenon Design (67 words) - [Issey Miyake Magazine Spread by Laurie Rosenwald for Vogue | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/issey-miyake-magazine-spread-by-laurie-rosenwald-for-vogue.html): A double-sided laminated sheet showcasing Laurie Rosenwald's 1980s postmodern graphic work for Issey Miyake. This example was taken from an issue of Vogue. Rosenwald is an accomplished designer and painter known for her illustrative and playful graphic work. This piece is from the collection of Laurie Rosenwald. It consists of two Rosenwald-designed spreads from an issue of Vogue placed back-to-to back with a black border and laminated.Paper 19' x 28'Image 12'x 18.5' Tenon Design (112 words) - [1980s Opalescent Swirl Glass Vase by Larry Laslo for Mikasa | Tenon Design](/content/collections/glass/products/1980s-opalescent-swirl-glass-vase-by-larry-laslo-for-mikasa.html): A lovely opalescent glass vase designed by Larry Laslo in the 1980s for Mikasa. Very heavy glass with a pronounced beautiful swirl and colors that shift depending on the vantage point.In very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and very light shelf wear. Marked on underside 'Mikasa Handcrafted by Kurata Japan'. (Kurata is the Japanese family that owns the factories that produce some of the country's finest art glass.6.5' x 5.5' x 7' Tenon Design (87 words) - [1980s Multicolor Stacked Desk or Mantel Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-multicolor-stacked-desk-or-mantel-clock/index.html): With a stunning combination of red, blue, green, and yellow enameled metal, and yellow lucite accents, this postmodern clock is designed with a stacked triangular design that gives it a rare and beautiful three dimensionality. Bold contrasting colors, primary shapes, and whimsical design makes it a perfect 1980s desk or mantle clock.In good vintage condition and works great. Takes a single AA battery. Tenon Design (64 words) - [Laminated Acrylic Ospiti Collection Sculpture by Andrea Anastasio for Design Gallery Milano (1999) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/laminated-acrylic-ospiti-collection-sculpture-by-andrea-anastasio-for-design-gallery-milano-1999.html): An extremely limited edition acrylic sculpture designed by Andrea Anastasio in 1999 for his Ospiti Collection for Design Gallery of Milan, Italy. Sometimes called 'Passato' and constructed of florescent red acrylic laminated between clear acrylic, this piece is a clever formulation of a two dimensional fruit bowl that possesses a depth resulting from the shifting colors and reflections caused by the fluorescent laminated acrylic.Andrea Anastasio is an Italian artist, designer, and philosopher who created several collections for Design Gallery Milan, a gallery that showcases contemporary design and art. In addition to joining Memphis group, a team of Italian designers who became famous in the 1980s for their unconventional use of shapes, colors, textures, and patterns, Anastasio has also designed products for consumer brands such as Foscarini, Artemide and Alessi. Design Gallery Milano was founded by Luisa Delle Piane in 1994 and showcases contemporary art and design. Working with many of the most important designers of the late 20th and early 21st century, the gallery has offered limited edition and exclusive items from Ettore Sottsass, Johanna Grawunder, Andrea Branzi, and Michele De Lucchi, among others.In excellent condition with very light shelf wear. No chips, cracks, or scratches.3.25' x 19.75' x 12' Tenon Design (252 words) - [Original 1978 Thai Bruce Lee 'Enter the Game of Death' Framed Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/original-1978-thai-bruce-lee-enter-the-game-of-death-framed-poster.html): A captivating slice of 1970s martial arts cinema history, this original 1978 Thai theatrical poster for 'Enter the Game of Death' showcases iconic Bruce Lee imagery in bold, saturated colors that defined Southeast Asian film marketing of the era. Professionally framed in a black wood frame, the poster features dynamic Thai script typography and dramatic artwork that perfectly captures kung fu cinema's golden age with instant visual impact.This rare poster represents the fascinating Bruceploitation phenomenon that emerged following Bruce Lee's passing. Thai distributors strategically featured the real Bruce Lee's image to promote this Lee Tso-nam film, demonstrating the legendary martial artist's enduring cultural impact throughout Asia and elevating cinema marketing into genuine collectible folk art.In good vintage condition with minor imperfections consistent with age.24' x 33' Tenon Design (178 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black & Silver Pendulum Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-black-silver-pendulum-desk-clock/index.html): A fantastic postmodern vintage desk, mantel, or shelf clock with a oval base, rounded top case, geometric hands, and a silver pendulum 'ring' above the base of the clock that keeps the beat to the second by oscillating from left to right in continuous motion. Perfectly contrasting colors and use of primary shapes help make this postmodern design at its finest.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.6' x 4.5' x 8' Tenon Design (77 words) - [1986 Gray and Black Enorme Telephone by Ettore Sottsass for Enorme | Tenon Design](/content/collections/coolstuff/products/1986-gray-and-black-enorme-telephone-by-ettore-sottsass-for-enorme.html): A perfectly postmodern telephone designed by the Memphis Milano master, Ettore Sottsass, and produced in 1986. The Enorme phone was produced in another color way but this is the much rarer gray and black version. The Enorme telephone was the result of a collaboration between Sottsass and David Kelley, founder of the design firm IDEO. Sottsass created the conceptual design, and Kelley and his team were responsible for the engineering and detail design. To produce the telephone, the two formed the Enorme Corporation with Jean Pigozzi. Examples of this phone design are found in the collections of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Museum of Modern Art, RISD Museum, and the Los Angeles County Museum.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Works great! Molded manufacturer's mark on handset and base: 'Designed by Ettore Sottsass Enorme'.8' x 4' x 2.5' Tenon Design (194 words) - [1970s Handcrafted Laminated Wood Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-handcrafted-laminated-wood-desk-clock/index.html): A stunning example of 1970s studio craft, this handmade desk clock showcases the era's celebration of natural materials and artisan techniques. Crafted from alternating strips of light and dark wood creating dramatic striped patterns throughout the arch-topped form, the piece features a recessed clock face with circular wood inlay hour markers and sleek black hands. The back panel removes for easy battery access.The laminated wood technique and organic form exemplify the American studio craft movement of the 1970s, when artisans elevated functional objects into sculptural statements. This aesthetic championed visible craftsmanship and the inherent beauty of wood grain, moving away from mass production toward individual expression.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Clock includes new quartz movement requiring one AA battery. Unsigned.6' x 3.5' x 7.5' Tenon Design (178 words) - [1980 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1980-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents focused on the company's designs. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights the 1980 line of patterns available across three different types of fabric.In good condition with light wear consistent with age.26' x 30' Tenon Design (77 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Maija Isola | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-maija-isola.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Finnish designer Maija Isola and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. Isola joined the predecessor company to Marimekko in 1949 and was employed by the design house until 1987, creating more than 500 fabric prints for Marimekko in her tenure, including some of the most brand's most iconic designs like UnikkoIn good condition with light wear consistent with age. Remnants of black at bottom of the sheet where white on black lettering was removed.19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (154 words) - [1980s Red & Black Metal Desk Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-red-black-metal-desk-lamp/index.html): Perfectly straddling the line between mid-century modernism and postmodernism, this desk lamp has red enameled metal base and shade, black metal stem, and a black cord with on/off switch and cord clip. It has beautiful lines and a sensuous shape.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Has sticker residue inside the shade. No maker's mark.6' x 9' x 12' Tenon Design (66 words) - [1980s Opalescent Swirl Glass Vase by Larry Laslo for Mikasa | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-opalescent-swirl-glass-vase-by-larry-laslo-for-mikasa.html): A lovely opalescent glass vase designed by Larry Laslo in the 1980s for Mikasa. Very heavy glass with a pronounced beautiful swirl and colors that shift depending on the vantage point.In very good vintage condition with no chips or cracks and very light shelf wear. Marked on underside 'Mikasa Handcrafted by Kurata Japan'. (Kurata is the Japanese family that owns the factories that produce some of the country's finest art glass.6.5' x 5.5' x 7' Tenon Design (114 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights the makers of Marimekko's products and how the co-founders, Armi & Viljo Ratia, came up with the company's name. In good condition with light wear consistent with age. Includes white on black Marimekko across bottom.19.75' x 27.5' Tenon Design (115 words) - [1970s 25th Anniversary Marimekko Poster with Kerstin Enbom | Tenon Design](/content/products/1970s-25th-anniversary-marimekko-poster-with-kerstin-enbom.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Marimekko in 1976 that focused on designers and makers at the company. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights Finnish designer Kerstin Enbom and her artistic contributions to Marimekko. (Enbom was married to the son of the founder of Marimekko for 15 years before departing in 1979.) She worked for Marimekko for 13 years, creating almost 50 designs for clothing and 40 designs for interior textiles. She was also responsible for the design of company stores, along with toy animals and plastic objects.In good condition with light wear consistent with age. 19.75' x 23.25' Tenon Design (191 words) - [Shipping policy](/content/policies/shipping-policy/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (63 words) - [Set of 3 Decorative Containers by Gianfranco Frattini for Progetti (1974) | Tenon Design](/content/products/set-of-3-decorative-containers-by-gianfranco-frattini-for-progetti-1974.html): A very cool and extremely versatile set of decorative objects designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Progetti in 1974. With melamine (hard plastic) bowls and vulancized rubber tops, they are useful as a box, catch-all, vide poche, pen or pencil holder, vase for short stemmed flowers, or even as an ashtray.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age. Signed on underside 'Progetti, design: G.F. Frattini, brevettato, made in italy'. Formerly stock from a prop house and have the stock number and prop house's name etched into underside.5.5' x 5.5' x 3' each Tenon Design (144 words) - [Storage](/content/collections/storing/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (141 words) - [1980s Wakita Spring Table Clock | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-wakita-spring-table-clock/index.html): A striking postmodern table clock by Wakita featuring a sculptural white coiled spring base supporting a minimalist white face. The clean circular dial displays simple gray dot hour markers at each position, while geometric hands in green, red, and yellow create dynamic visual interest against the stark white background. The playful spring base transforms functional support into sculptural statement, embodying the era's embrace of whimsical form.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Marked 'WAKITA QUARTZ JAPAN' on face.4' x 4' x 7.5' Tenon Design (111 words) - [Mid-Century Modern Female Torso Pottery Vase | Tenon Design](/content/products/mid-century-modern-female-torso-pottery-vase/index.html): A fantastic pottery vase in the form of a female torso with a light tan textured glaze and dark brown decoration. Perfect as a decorative and it is glazed inside so can be used with flowers in water.In very good condition with light wear consistent with age and use. Marked illegibly on the back of the piece. 8' x 8' x 4' Tenon Design (101 words) - [Refund policy](/content/policies/refund-policy/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (125 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black & White Wall Clock by Ko Mizuyama for Yachiyo | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-black-white-wall-clock-by-ko-mizuyama-for-yachiyo.html): An outstanding round postmodern wall clock designed by Ko Mizuyama, a prolific Japanese designer of clocks in the 1980s. It has a black plastic case, white face with dots for numbers, and graphical red, purple, white, and blue hands.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Signed on front. Takes a single AA battery and works great.7' x 7' x 2' Tenon Design (87 words) - [Sold Out](/content/collections/sold-out/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (1,057 words) - [1970s Vintage Op Art Painted Mirror | Tenon Design](/content/collections/mirrors/products/1970s-vintage-op-art-painted-mirror/index.html): In the style of Jim Rosloff 's work for Academy Arts and Turner Wall Accessories, this monumental mid-century modern mirror has a hand silk-screened white, grey, brown, and orange geometric design painted on the mirror. In a brushed aluminum frame, the mirror's lovely minimal design can work with decor from the 60's, 70's, 80's or 90's, as well as Space Age or Op Art or Pop Art pieces.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including a few paint loss spots (see photos). Maker unknown but it retains portions of the original label on the rear including hanging and care instructions.36' x 36' x 1.5' Tenon Design (110 words) - [Tables](/content/collections/tables/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (84 words) - [Instrumenta Stainless Steel Flatware by Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani - Service for 8 | Tenon Design](/content/products/instrumenta-stainless-steel-flatware-by-lino-sabattini-for-zani-zani-service-for-8.html): Designed in 1978 by Italian architect and designer Lino Sabattini for Zani & Zani, the Instrumenta collection is a benchmark of Italian modernist tableware. This 48-piece service for eight is executed in 18/10 stainless steel, clean architectural lines, and gently curved handles that sit comfortably in the hand. The fork tines are precisely proportioned, the spoons balanced in the hand, and the knives carry a disciplined profile that reinforces the series' architectural character - details that reflect Sabattini's conviction that functionality and elegance are inseparable.Sabattini built his reputation on formal reduction and functional precision, and Instrumenta is among his most sought-after designs. The pattern is held in the permanent collections of the RISD Museum and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and documented in Cutlery Design 1948-2000: The Bauer Design Collection. All pieces are marked. Good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including normal surface marking. Made in Italy.Set includes:8 dinner forks8 salad forks8 dinner knives8 salad knives8 soup spoons8 teaspoons48 pieces total Tenon Design (223 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black and White Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/products/1980s-postmodern-black-and-white-table-lamp/index.html): A stunning 1980s postmodern table lamp by Be Yang in the Memphis Milano style. A black metal base, black stem with white geometric accents, white painted metal conical shade, and matching round black finial on top of the shade and as feet to the lamp.Very good vintage condition with very minor wear consistent with age. In original box.12' x 12' x 22' Tenon Design (113 words) - [Vintage White Sunnex Gooseneck Desk Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/products/vintage-white-sunnex-gooseneck-desk-lamp/index.html): A vintage white Sunnex gooseneck desk lamp that is perfect for a minimalist, mid-century modern, or postmodern 1980s inspired home or office. Round metal base with rubber ring, on/off switch on the base, and gooseneck stem. In very good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use.16' x 8' x 18', extends to 34' Tenon Design (66 words) - [Books](/content/collections/books/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (50 words) - [Rentals / Shipping / Returns](/content/pages/rentals/index.html): Rentals All of our current inventory is available for rental for film & photo shoots, special events, and home stagings.  Please send an email to joe@tenondesign.com with information on which item you’re interested in, the dates you’ll need it, and, if delivery/pick up is required, the location where you’ll need th (437 words) - [1980s Pink Heart Wall Clock by Lorenz | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-pink-heart-wall-clock-by-lorenz/index.html): A fun round postmodern Lorenz wall clock with multi-color accents from Japan. A pink case, white face, red and blue heart hands, red heart second hand, and red and blue hearts for numbers. Bright, colorful, and fun, plus it works great! This clock design was also released under the 'Canetti Funtime' brand with a different set of hands.In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, including yellow to the white plastic case. Signed 'LORENZ' on front. 7.25' x 7.25' x 1.75' Tenon Design (110 words) - [Seating](/content/collections/seating/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (369 words) - [Limited Edition Passaggi Table Lamp by Andrea Branzi for Design Gallery Milano | Tenon Design](/content/products/limited-edition-passaggi-table-lamp-by-andrea-branzi-for-design-gallery-milano.html): A striking object staged inside its own architecture. A chrome frame rises from a white Corian plinth in a single squared arch, and the porcelain shade hangs from its crossbar on a fine cord - no harp, stem, or finial. The light sits separately below in a footed porcelain chalice that casts upward into the underside of the shade, which returns it to the table as soft indirect light. Pegs along one upright let the cord hook at four heights, so the shade can float free of the base or drop until the two forms close into a single silhouette. Lit, the chalice glows warm while the dome above reads as a field of diffused light.Andrea Branzi (1938-2023) was among the most consequential Italian designers of the postwar era. He co-founded Archizoom Associati in 1966, the collective at the center of Radical Design's challenge to modernist orthodoxy, and went on to shape both Studio Alchimia and Memphis before co-founding Milan's Domus Academy in 1982. He received the Compasso d'Oro for lifetime achievement in 1987. The Passaggi series, produced by Design Gallery Milano in small numbered editions across marble, glass, Corian, and porcelain, distills a preoccupation that ran through his later work: the ordinary object held within a frame that turns use into display. This lamp belongs to that lineage, and the adjustable suspension makes the relationship between shade and vessel something the owner sets rather than inherits.Inscribed along the edge of the plinth: ANDREA BRANZI 1998 11/20. From an edition of twenty produced by Design Gallery Milano. A similar model is illustrated in Michele De Lucchi, Design Gallery versus Design Industry, 1988/2010 (Corraini Edizioni, Verona, 2010).In very good restored condition. The shade sustained a hairline crack that has been professionally conserved; the repair is invisible and the shade rings true when tapped. The porcelain is otherwise free of chips or cracks, with minor surface marks consistent with careful use. The suspension cord has been replaced in kind. The plinth carries a small mark visible in the accompanying photos, and the chrome retains a bright finish throughout. Conservation documentation available to the buyer. Takes an E14 bulb. In working order with a US plug.13' x 18' x 22' Tenon Design (420 words) - [1970s Black Interplay 1 Table Lamp by Lightolier | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1970s-black-interplay-1-table-lamp-by-lightolier/index.html): Class up your space with a touch of Italian Modern/Mid-Century Modern style with this 1970s Lightolier 'Interplay 1' table lamp. This lamp features a distinctive domed shade, contrasted by a round black plastic base. The interior rotating white diffuser provides indirect light options, while the black rotary knob allows for easy adjustment. This iconic design, sometimes called the 'Eclipse' lamp or 'Selene' lamp, was made in Italy by ABM (later Bilumen) and distributed in the USA by Lightolier. It embodies the spirit of functional and stylish lighting design of the era.In good vintage condition with light wear consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 7' Tenon Design (157 words) - [1980s Postmodern Table Clock attr. to Shohei Mihara for Wakita and Canetti | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-table-clock-attr-to-shohei-mihara-for-wakita-and-canetti.html): With a chrome frame, black and white face, and geometric hands in green, red, and yellow, this amazing 1980s desk clock has all of the hallmarks of great 1980s Memphis-inspired postmodern design. Unsigned but very much in the style of Shohei Mihara's work for Wakita and Canetti.In good vintage condition with some wear and marking consistent with age and use.4' x 4' x 8' Tenon Design (104 words) - [1980 Marimekko Promotional Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980-marimekko-promotional-poster/index.html): As part of Marimekko's ongoing efforts to promote the brand worldwide, this piece is from a line of posters sent to distributors, press, and agents focused on the company's designs. Because they weren't available to the public, they are exceptionally rare and mostly exist in museums and in prominent collections. This poster highlights the 1980 line of patterns available across three different types of fabric.In good condition with light wear consistent with age.26' x 30' Tenon Design (90 words) - [1970s 'Fanfare' Screenprint by Frank Rowland | Tenon Design](/content/collections/art/products/1970s-fanfare-screenprint-by-frank-rowland/index.html): A striking limited edition op art serigraph by American artist Frank Rowland (1927-2012) in the hard edge style. An abstract geometric composition in red, orange, and yellow against a dark brown background. Pencil signed 'Frank Rowland' and 'Fanfare' and hand-numbered 93 of an edition of 275. In good vintage condition and presents beautifully. Has slight edge wear and remnants of framing tape on the rear, both of which are easily covered with matting and framing. Photos capture condition accurately. Unframed.Image 22' X 22'Sheet 24' X 24' Tenon Design (108 words) - [1980s Triangular Black Splatter Paint Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-triangular-black-splatter-paint-desk-clock/index.html): A stunning postmodern desk clock with dark gray rectangular base, round light gray supports, and dark gray triangular body with white hands. The bold colors were then splattered with contrasting paint colors to make the whole clock pop. In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. Takes a single AA battery and works well.7.5' x 2' x 6.5' Tenon Design (62 words) - [Vintage Red Pop Art APC Pouring Paint Can Bank | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/vintage-red-pop-art-apc-pouring-paint-can-bank/index.html): A perfectly Pop Art 1980s pouring paint can piggy bank/sculpture. Metal paint can with a quarter-sized coin slot in its bottom appears to be defying gravity by resting on a pouring stream of paint. Some people took the bottom off the paint can and used it as an ashtray. Came in three colors and this is the red paint option.In very good vintage condition and in the original box.4' x 2' x 7' Tenon Design (83 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black Wall Clock by Linden | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1980s-postmodern-black-wall-clock-by-linden-1/index.html): A beautiful postmodern wall clock from the 1980s by West German clockmaker Linden. It has a black case, black face with geometric accents, and red and green hands, Striking contrast and fantastic pop of colors with pink, blue, and yellow accents!In good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use, include a chip on the bottom of the case and a crack on the back of the case. Marked with manufacturer's name on clock's face. Takes a single AA battery.9' x 9' x 1' Tenon Design (87 words) - [1980s Postmodern Black and White Table Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/1980s-postmodern-black-and-white-table-lamp/index.html): A stunning 1980s postmodern table lamp by Be Yang in the Memphis Milano style. A black metal base, black stem with white geometric accents, white painted metal conical shade, and matching round black finial on top of the shade and as feet to the lamp.Very good vintage condition with very minor wear consistent with age. In original box.12' x 12' x 22' Tenon Design (113 words) - [Original 1978 Thai Bruce Lee 'Enter the Game of Death' Framed Poster | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/original-1978-thai-bruce-lee-enter-the-game-of-death-framed-poster.html): A captivating slice of 1970s martial arts cinema history, this original 1978 Thai theatrical poster for 'Enter the Game of Death' showcases iconic Bruce Lee imagery in bold, saturated colors that defined Southeast Asian film marketing of the era. Professionally framed in a black wood frame, the poster features dynamic Thai script typography and dramatic artwork that perfectly captures kung fu cinema's golden age with instant visual impact.This rare poster represents the fascinating Bruceploitation phenomenon that emerged following Bruce Lee's passing. Thai distributors strategically featured the real Bruce Lee's image to promote this Lee Tso-nam film, demonstrating the legendary martial artist's enduring cultural impact throughout Asia and elevating cinema marketing into genuine collectible folk art.In good vintage condition with minor imperfections consistent with age.24' x 33' Tenon Design (178 words) - [Rugs](/content/collections/rugs/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (35 words) - [Mirrors](/content/collections/mirrors/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (14 words) - [Lighting](/content/collections/lighting/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (427 words) - [1970s Handcrafted Laminated Wood Desk Clock | Tenon Design](/content/collections/clocks/products/1970s-handcrafted-laminated-wood-desk-clock/index.html): A stunning example of 1970s studio craft, this handmade desk clock showcases the era's celebration of natural materials and artisan techniques. Crafted from alternating strips of light and dark wood creating dramatic striped patterns throughout the arch-topped form, the piece features a recessed clock face with circular wood inlay hour markers and sleek black hands. The back panel removes for easy battery access.The laminated wood technique and organic form exemplify the American studio craft movement of the 1970s, when artisans elevated functional objects into sculptural statements. This aesthetic championed visible craftsmanship and the inherent beauty of wood grain, moving away from mass production toward individual expression.In excellent vintage condition with minimal wear. Clock includes new quartz movement requiring one AA battery. Unsigned.6' x 3.5' x 7.5' Tenon Design (178 words) - [Clocks](/content/collections/clocks/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (1,014 words) - [Kitchen](/content/collections/kitchen/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (424 words) - [Coolstuff](/content/collections/coolstuff/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (529 words) - [Glass](/content/collections/glass/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (16 words) - [Collections](/content/collections/index.html): Shop a curated collection of vintage furniture, lighting, and art at Tenon Design. Based in Brooklyn, shipping worldwide. Browse our new arrivals today! (18 words) - [Dealbata Porcelain Vase by Alessandro Mendini for Zanotta (1987) | Tenon Design](/content/collections/ceramics/products/dealbata-porcelain-vase-by-alessandro-mendini-for-zanotta-1987.html): An amazing postmodern white porcelain vase designed by Alessandro Mendini (born 1931) for Zanotta's 'Edizioni' collection and produced in limited numbers. Released as one of three vases Mendini designed for the line in 1986-87, it is tall with a tapered base and top and applied shapes on the exterior, all of which gives it a look very much in line with the sophisticated maximalism seen in the work of Ettore Sottsass and the other members of the Memphis Group.In excellent vintage condition and signed Zanotta on underside. 7ʺ × 7.5ʺ × 10.5' Tenon Design (142 words) - [Vintage White Sunnex Gooseneck Desk Lamp | Tenon Design](/content/collections/new-arrivals/products/vintage-white-sunnex-gooseneck-desk-lamp/index.html): A vintage white Sunnex gooseneck desk lamp that is perfect for a minimalist, mid-century modern, or postmodern 1980s inspired home or office. Round metal base with rubber ring, on/off switch on the base, and gooseneck stem. 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