George Nelson Thin Edge Rosewood Cabinet for Herman Miller Modified by Architect Craig Ellwood

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George Nelson Thin Edge Rosewood Cabinet for Herman Miller Modified by Architect Craig EllwoodA cabinet from George Nelsons Thin Edge collection for Herman Miller modified by architect Craig Ellwood for one of his homes. The design features a slender rosewood case with four black laminate drawers at the center, flanked by rosewood front cabinet doors. Each drawer and cabinet door has a polished aluminum pull. The case sits atop tapered aluminum legs with round feet. CITES Notice: Due to stringent regulations on the export of rosewood products

Biomorphic Malachite sculpture has a polished surface and raw rock bottom

5" width is bronze tubing with a verdigris patina with an inset hammered glass tabletop

The textured oatmeal fabric alongside the mustardy velvet

This example showcases cream and orange two-tone shades

This piece came from the estate of Ann Miller Los Angeles

The lamp has five curved arms under the lamp shade each with one bulb

This minimal design features an upper drawer with a wood and nickel plated drawer pull

Connecticut

The bench features six sculptural curved support legs and has been newly reupholstered with tufted buttons

20” table height

A small studio pottery dish by significant 20th Century ceramicist Otto Heino

mimicking the pattern of flames