The inventory is being updated.
You can email me at [email protected]. or call me at 415 552-6436, (the shop number). If you want to make a purchase, I accept Paypal and Square payments.
You can email me at [email protected]. or call me at 415 552-6436, (the shop number). If you want to make a purchase, I accept Paypal and Square payments.

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Selections from my current inventory below:

Limbert milk can lamp. 20"H x 15"D. Among Limbert's best lamp designs, I'm pleased to show it. This is only the second example of this form I have been able to offer in forty plus years. In that time, I have seen less than a half dozen of these lamps. $15,000

Rare Gustav Stickley corner cabinet, circa 1912. Original finish. double signed, paper label and burned in mark. The open construction of the upper doors with only a single muntin per door allows for clearer display of objects inside the case. It also features a small middle drawer which as far as I know is unique to the firm's corner cabinets. 29" x 40" x 72". $80,000.
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Pastel landscape of Menlo, 1906 by Lucia Mathews. 11" x 14", image only. This pastel was done on a sheet of sandpaper so that the bits of silica would add reflected light to her tonalist landscape. It was exhibited in the Oakland Museum show on the Matthew's work in 2006. The artwork remains in its original Rabjohn & Morcum frame. $35,000.

Giuseppe Cadenasso, "Lake Aliso, at Twilight", Mills College c. 1900. This California tonalist oil was in the estate of his widow. I assume it is she who is in the boat on the lake with water lillies. Cadenasso was the head of the Art department at Mills College at the turn of the century. Signed lower left. 27"W x 21"H. The painting had a lot of craqueleure which has been professionally and reversably restored. $22,000.

Michigan chair company rush seated arm chair, stained maple, c.1905. Influenced by the Forbes made firm of A. Page Brown, Worcester-inspired armchairs c.1894 for the Swedenborgian Church in San Francisco. 39.5"H x 241/2"W x 24"D. $1,100.

Willard Worden, Dunes, San Francisco Bay. Hand-painted photograph. Worden won gold medals at the Pan Pacific Exposition in 1915 for this technique. His photography is exceptional in its own right, but this technique, this one being the most "painterly" of them was the precursor to hand-tinted photography thereafter. This is the largest printing of this sought after image I have seen. 191/2" x 141/2", image only. $2400.
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L & J. G. Stickley Mantel Clock. 22"H, width 16", depth 8". C. 1912. This clock is known to have been designed by Peter Hansen. Influenced strongly by C. F. A. Voysey. Tooled copper face and small squares of end-grain oak. (This clock was at one point part of the Barbra Streisand collection. It was purchased from Michael Carey in New York. Documentation of the Sotheby's sale in 1999 of the Streisand collection along with the bill of sale included. Lot #448.)