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The graceful clock tower, made by SLIGH
French public clocks from the seventeenth century inspired this elegant Cabris, which features a graceful French banjo base, a decorative flourish of acanthus leaf, and distressed-pine cabinetry. The over-scaled dial has a glass casing that opens upward.
Made of honey-tone pine and pine veneers, the clock features German movements with a self-adjusting strike. Once a week, raise the chain weights to wind the clock. You’re rewarded with chimes that strike the hour with a resonant gong—a comforting sound that says this house is home.
21”x 9 5/8” x 77” high
Cabris Floor Clock $1,499 (original price)
Flourishes of the Far East from LEVENGER
The Plantation End Tables are reminiscent of British Colonial furniture from the nineteenth century.
Made of veneered and solid hardwoods with an antiqued cherry finish, both have tops with woven, rattan-like inserts covered with beveled glass. The end table has a pegged, mitered-corner frame and two front drawers for storage. The coffee table is a substantial size and features the same mitered-frame construction. It comes with four drawers. Antiqued brass hardware complements the warmth of the distressed wood. You’ll have plenty of tabletop and storage room with these tables (Lamps not included).
2 Plantation End Tables: 28”x 28”x24” high, #Y0-FA0875 $499 (original price each)
The Bestlite is made by the Best & Lloyd Company, which has been making fine lamps in Britain since 1894. It was designed in 1930 by Robert Dudley Best, the founder’s son, who took a sharp turn from the decorative designs of the past and embraced the modern, functional designs of the Bauhaus.
The lamp was popular for 20 years among the practical British. The company’s most famous customer, Sir Winston Churchill, used a similar one at Chartwell, his country home. When sales dropped off in the 1960s, the lamp was discontinued. A few years ago the company reintroduced it in Europe, where it has become popular again.
There are few lamps with more flexibility. The crooked arm, which slides easily up and down the column, pivots at both the column and shade, allowing it to reach far over a desk or chair.
This desk model is polished brass with a green shade and adjusts from 20 ½” to 32 ½” high, and the base is 8 ¼” wide. It is UL listed for 100 watts, but a 60-watt bulb gives ample light for most people.
Best & Lloyd Bestlite Desk Lamp, #A0-LD330 $399 (original price)
This full aniline-dyed leather chair with its solid cast aluminum frame is right at home in the executive suite as a task chair, or in the boardroom. Sink into this supple chair and experience its expensive, sports car aroma. Be prepared for the solid but comfortable support that surrounds you almost instantly, giving you the feeling of being in control. We believe this chair will command attention, and at the same time, give you command of your personal comfort zone. Its striking design fits well with both traditional and modern décor. (Even in the most traditionally furnished offices, two objects may be modern: your desk lamp and your chair.)
The Vector takes command from a five-star base. The chair has a deluxe synchro knee-tilt mechanism, a five-position tilt lock, and a gentle-glide pneumatic lift for height adjustment. A knob under the seat adjusts the tension according to your weight, for a smooth transition from one position to another.
Black leather; 26”x42” high; seat depth 19 ½”; seat height adjusts from 17” to 20”; Made in Canada
Vector Command Chair #A0-FC0235 $1,249 (original price)
Deep Book Boxes alone are perfect credenza height, and all BBs come with one adjustable shelf; backs are completely finished. Made of American cherry veneer in a dark cherry finish. Made in Denmark.
4- Deep BBs @ $169 ea, 4 x $169= $676.00 (original price)
4-Bases for Deep BBs @ $29.95 ea, 4 x $29.95= $119.80 (original price)
8-Single Wood Doors @ $89.95 ea, 8 x $89.95= $719.60 (original price)
TTL $1,515.40 (original price)
Luxurious leather sofa with a practical side, this one will fit with many furniture styles, yet won’t vie with the patterns on your upholstered pieces. This sofa is scaled to fit where other, oversized leather sofas can’t.
The seat and back cushions are loose for greater comfort and adjustability, and sit on a hardwood frame. Curved arms, which are accentuated with antiqued brass studs, are part of its classic appeal—and the perfect resting spot for the readers’ elbows. This is the sofa for epic reading; when you settle into its plush comfort, you’ll probably want to stay awhile.
Aniline-dyed brown leather, 92 ½” x36” x 36”; Made in America. $2,599 (original price)