MID-CENTURY MODERN

"Spirit Sanctuary" watercolor by listed artist, Carolyn Le Grand. Carolyn lives on the coast in the Pacific Northwest and has always had a love for painting and teaching. 100% of hammer price will be donated to local charity, Salem Dogs. Salem Dogs is a not-for-profit organization that assists with adoptions, vet care & more.

This lot features a set of mid-century teak and sterling silver utensils. 100% of hammer price will be donated to local charity, Salem Dogs. Salem Dogs is a not-for-profit organization that assists with adoptions, vet care & more.

A ceramic vase made by listed artist Victoria Littlejohn of California. Littlejohn is a 20th/21st century postwar and contemporary artist known for her ceramic work. The piece is signed on the bottom by the artist.

A ceramic pitched made by listed artist Victoria Littlejohn of California. Littlejohn is a 20th/21st century postwar and contemporary artist known for her ceramic work. The piece is signed on the bottom by the artist.

A ceramic vase made by listed artist Victoria Littlejohn of California. Littlejohn is a 20th/21st century postwar and contemporary artist known for her ceramic work. The piece is signed on the bottom by the artist.

A ceramic vase made by listed artist Victoria Littlejohn of California. Littlejohn is a 20th/21st century postwar and contemporary artist known for her ceramic work. The piece is signed on the bottom by the artist.

A marble top hairpin leg occasional table, made by Martin Perfit for Rene Brancusi, circa 1950's.

A marble tulip side table, in the style of Eero Saarinen for Knoll.

A beautiful blue vase made by Jonathan Adler, for Pottery Barn. Jonathan Adler is an American potter, interior decorator, and author.

A Sommerso Murano cobalt glass vase, made by Alessandro Mandruzzato of Italy. Mandruzzato (1970-) is internationally known for his glass making and sculpture.

"CRYSTAL CAPER" & "CRYSTAL ADVENTURE". Two crystal sculptures with scenes made of sterling silver designed by renowned crystal artist James Carpenter. These pieces both come with certificates of authenticity from the Franklin Mint.

Bowl with lid by Bitossi. Signed underneath with original tag, created in Italy for Rosenthal-Netter. One small chip underneath lid that isn't noticeable.

A silver-plated wine caddy with a rattan wrapped handle, made by Eisenberg-Lozano in Germany.

A studio pottery bowl by listed artist Herb Cohen of North Carolina. Cohen (1931-) is well known for his pottery and sculpture.

A hanging plate with and abstract art design, made by listed artist Erwin Spoler of Germany, for Majolika. Spoler (1906-1964) was well known for his paintings.

A mid-century lava vase made by Carstens Tönnieshof of West Germany. Tönnieshof (1945-1987) was well known for his mid-century pottery and design.

A cast aluminum decorative jar, made by listed artist Don Drumm of Ohio, made circa 1960's/1970's. Drumm (1935-) is known for cast aluminum sculpture, industrial design, and teaching.

Spalted Maple salt & pepper grinder set by artist, Bryan Nelson. Signed underneath. Nelson has been turning full time since 2013 and has turned over 5,000 crochet hooks and yarn bowls.

Maple salt & pepper grinder by artist, David Kaufman. Signed underneath. Kaufman, originally from Tucson, Arizona has always had an interest in woodturning and resin work. In addition to professional memberships, he is a member of the American Association of Woodturners.

Salt & Pepper grinder signed by artist, Bryan Nelson. Signed underneath, circa 2016. Nelson has been turning full time since 2013 and has turned over 5,000 crochet hooks and yarn bowls.

A Japanese studio stoneware pottery vase, circa 1960's. There is a maker mark on the bottom of the piece.

A set of six A. G. Russel Damascus Steel Steak Knives, made in Japan. With a VG-10 core and 33 layer Damascus blade.

An assortment of miscellaneous knives including a Kershaw filet knife, Browning cutlery set, Boska Cheese knife, and more.

A glazed ceramic pitcher with a painted bull on both sides, made by Arabia of Finland. Circa 1960's.