Ceramic Toad StoolOriginal and early ceramic Toad stool by Stan Bitters for Hans Sumpf Co. As a pioneer of the organic modernist craft movement in the 1960s, Bitters has been producing rough hewn ceramic birdhouses, planters, pedestals, mural tiles, totems, boulder walls, and fountains for more than half a century. He has mesmerized architects, landscapers, and collectors from the start but was recently discovered by a hip new audience. Beautiful coloring and patina.

Amazing lines and presence

for Eternit

and is still supple decades later

this piece will transport you to a breezy summer day

This mirror is maximalist heaven

Known for well proportioned work in natural materials with purposeful imperfections

Priced as a set of four chairs and one table

Lamp has a rack in the middle which can be used to hold umbrellas or clothes or blankets

Rectangular shaped lucite side table with one wall protruding out into a gable

Incredibly rare

Unique papier mâché bust of a man

Crafted in Switzerland by De Sede—the undisputed masters of luxury leatherwork—this round patchwork pouf is a masterclass in texture and form