Todd Merrill 20th Century Seating

Paul Evans (1931–1987) was a visionary American furniture designer, sculptor, and artist celebrated for his groundbreaking role in the American Craft Movement of the 1970s. Renowned ...

Jack Rogers Hopkins (1920-2006) was a pivotal figure in the California Studio Design Movement during the late 1960s, advocating for more sculptural, natural, and free-flowing forms i...

An iconic form by Karl Springer, this set of four Jackie O barstools are white oak with a white oil rubbed finish and a clear glossy lacquer. The stools have a bronze footrest and ar...

John Dickinson’s legendary Etruscan Chair is covered in a parchment leather with wooden legs in an ivory craquelure finish. An example of this iconic de...

Created in 1969 as a prototype this carved chair in exaggerated classical style, epitomizes Dickinson’s love of form and fantasy. Lending his love of the ancient world with 20th Century style. The chair is carved to resemble upholstery, with hints of ancient Egypt, China and Greece, in its unique and sculptural design. Only two of these chairs were made. This prototype chair and its mate were too expensive to put into production, however the form was used as the prototype for the upholstered chairs he would do on commission. Pictured on page 231 of “Modern Americana” published by Rizzoli. The chair is shown in Dickinson’s Pacific Heights, San Francisco firehouse home. Provenance: Estate of Carlene Safdie...

Set of six Lucite and aluminum “Pipeline Series II” armchairs with taupe leather upholstery by Jeff Messerschmidt, American, 1982. Constructed of thick acrylic pipe connected by pol...

Exceptional, unique lounge chair and ottoman is a fantastic example of Hopkins' unrestrained artistic expression. Laminated construction allowed Hopkins to create elegant large-scale...