Don Shoemaker for Senal Bookends in Solid Cocobolo

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Don Shoemaker for Senal Bookends in Solid CocoboloA pair of solid wood bookends by Mexican American designer Don Shoemaker for his company, Seal. Rendered in highly figured cocobolo wood, a species of local tropical wood similar to rosewood, the bookends showcase a dynamic grain pattern and the natural beauty of the woods irregularities. Retains manufacturers label on underside reading, Designed by Don S. Shoemaker Produced by Seal S. A. Dimensions Each bookend measures: 7. 5" width x 4" depth x 7.

cast bronze ashtray by Maurice Ascalon in a nautilus shape has a fluted

The pair of solid patinated brass Art Deco vases feature a tulip opening and four incised rings around the bottom of the vessel in cobalt blue

Signed on the underside

There was a period of time when everyone had an “Air Mail” stamp in their office for those important documents they had to send overseas

Marked with early [Knoll Associates] tag on underside

rare was the occasion that this stamp had a rosewood handle to hold on to

”Personal”

The seat and backrest have been re-strung with a cotton sail cord according to the original design

75" shade diameter

The legs intersect with horizontal bars that sit on the ground for support

They commissioned notable industrial designers such as Walter von Nessen and Russel Wright to develop products for their burgeoning line

He used many mediums that ranged from wood