3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

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About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

60.00 USD

Condiment Set Digsmed - Salt Pepper and Mustard Cruet - Bangkok Teak Made in Denmark - Teak Tray Included

A nice set with teak salt, pepper and mustard pot. We've included a non-original round teak tray that works well with the set.

Normal minimal wear and tear for their age - used vintage condition. Salt and pepper have inner cork rings on the lids - the cork longer fits snuggly so when you invert the shakers, the lid falls off. The mustard pot has a glass insert and matching mustard spoon. Please see close-up, spoon is made of two layers that are separating (we leave refurbishing to the buyer).

All containers are 2-1/2" tall, 2-1/4" wide. Lidded containers marked Digsmed Bankok Teak, Made in Denmark. Tray is Atapco Hong Kong, Siamese Handcrafted Teak.


Your shipping quote for single items should be accurate to your zip code but the Etsy calculator hiccups on combined shipping for multiple items. If this happens to you, don’t worry, we *always* refund shipping overages of more than $2 via PayPal or Direct Checkout.

We ship internationally using USPS First Class Mail International or USPS Priority Mail International only. ThePapers shop is not responsible for any destination-country’s import fees, tariffs, or for return shipping if the package is refused at its destination/customs.

Domestic shipping method will depend on size, weight and distance. We use USPS Priority and USPS Parcel Select as well as FedEx Ground. We weigh size, cost and time in transit to give you the best value. Some packages traveling west of Chicago may be sent via USPS Parcel Select, please be aware that the transit time is 2-9 business days. If you’d like an upgrade to FedEx Ground or Priority Mail, please convo me - it will cost ~$0-$10. All packages are insured and sent with tracking when available.


All items are acquired used and in vintage condition – we try to describe any information we think you will find helpful in deciding to purchase. We clean and restore most items before listing, but on occasion, we will instead describe in detail the condition and leave restoration to the purchaser. Please use the zoom feature to see blow-ups of the photos and convo us if you’d like more views. Happy shopping!

On Vacation

This listing is for an early teak condiment set and tray, designed by of Kay Bojesen. The set includes a round tray, pepper shaker, salt bowl and utensil, and mustard jar (with glass insert) and spoon.

All pieces are in wonderful condition, with no flaws to report. All pieces are unmarked, but for the underside of the round tray, which is stamped "k.b. eneret" and "TEAK."

The tray is 6 1/4" in diameter; the pepper shaker, 2 1/2" tall; the mustard jar 3 1/4" tall; and the salt bowl 2 1/4" in diameter.

94.00 USD

Wonderful vintage Danish modern wooden toy soldier / royal guard designed in the 1950's by Kay Bojesen. Signed Kay Bojesen, Copyright, Denmark on the inner leg. Paint is nice and glossy. Has light signs of age, minor paint loss along a few edges. In overall great vintage condition.

measurements: 8.5"x2.75"x1.5"

shipping charges are estimated. If you would like to make specific arrangements please send us your zip code prior to completing your purchase.

Please read our shop policies for full details.

On Vacation

This listing is for an early teak condiment set and tray, designed by of Kay Bojesen. The set includes a round tray, pepper shaker, salt bowl and utensil, and mustard jar (with glass insert) and spoon.

All pieces are in wonderful condition, with no flaws to report. All pieces are unmarked, but for the underside of the round tray, which is stamped "k.b. eneret" and "TEAK."

The tray is 6 1/4" in diameter; the pepper shaker, 2 1/2" tall; the mustard jar 3 1/4" tall; and the salt bowl 2 1/4" in diameter.

1,100.00 USD

These gorgeous owls are modernist studio pottery pieces by Joan Priolo (1924-1998).
Priolo lived and worked in Marin County and is also noted for her published books on the art of making pottery.

They are in fantastic condition, no chips or cracks.

Small felt pieces on the base keep these two from damaging furniture, or being scratched or chipped by anything rough.

Larger owl measures 8" x 7", while the smaller guy measures 6" x 5"

These two would be an excellent addition to any mid century collection, they are very rare and hard to find!

Happy treasure hunting.

* Just us again friends - Please see shop policies prior to purchase for shipping and return information. https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/ThisIsMyBrain/policies

1,100.00 USD

These gorgeous owls are modernist studio pottery pieces by Joan Priolo (1924-1998).
Priolo lived and worked in Marin County and is also noted for her published books on the art of making pottery.

They are in good condition, no chips or cracks. There are some surface scuffs and scratches present to be expected with any unglazed ceramic piece.

Small felt pieces on the base keep these two from damaging furniture, or being scratched or chipped by anything rough.

Larger owl measures 8" x 7", while the smaller guy measures 6" x 5"

These two would be an excellent addition to any ceramics collection, they are very rare and hard to find!

I know this is a pricey pair and I would be happy to entertain fair offers from people who wish to give the pair a lovely new home.

Happy treasure hunting.

* Just us again friends - Please see shop policies prior to purchase for shipping and return information. https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/ThisIsMyBrain/policies

Sold

Sculptural and highly collectible beaked glass carafe / decanter in plum / purple / amethyst originally designed in 1957 by Timo Sarpaneva for Iittala Finland’s i-collection. This is the harder to find smaller size of the series. Etched on base with ‘T. Sarpaneva - 2503’.

In very good clean, used condition with no damage, scattered light surface wear/scratches and a few tiny inclusions in the glass.

Measures approx. 10” tall, 2.75” diameter at base, 1.5” wide at mouth

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For most US-bound shipments, we ship once per week from Washington State; please allow 5 clear business days’ processing time before shipment. US-bound small or lightweight items may also ship from Canada, normally within 3 business days. The shipping method used is at our discretion depending on the item’s dimensions, weight and value. All items are shipped insured with tracking and (as required) signature confirmation.

Combined shipping may be possible depending on item size and shape; please inquire. International shipping inquiries are welcome.

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On Vacation

Leaf Combination, a signed screen print by mid-century artist extraordinaire David Weidman. In original frame , with Turner Limited Collection information on the back. Weidman's work received recent fanfare when it was featured in Peggy's office on Mad Men. The piece is in good original condition, the frame has a few nicks. The artwork is ready to hangThe framed piece is 12.75" by 12.75" and the image is matted under glass. The image visible under the mat measures 8.75" by 8.75".

3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

On Vacation

This listing is for an early teak condiment set and tray, designed by of Kay Bojesen. The set includes a round tray, pepper shaker, salt bowl and utensil, and mustard jar (with glass insert) and spoon.

All pieces are in wonderful condition, with no flaws to report. All pieces are unmarked, but for the underside of the round tray, which is stamped "k.b. eneret" and "TEAK."

The tray is 6 1/4" in diameter; the pepper shaker, 2 1/2" tall; the mustard jar 3 1/4" tall; and the salt bowl 2 1/4" in diameter.

On Vacation

This listing is for a lovely Kay Bojesen bear figurine. Completely unmarked, this is an early example of Bojesen's work.

When fully extended, the bear measures approximately 5 inches tall. He comes to us in good, vintage condition with some very minor staining (water?) to its left leg. The bear's joints are still tied with their original cord.

169.00 USD

Vintage mid century Boltabest melamine "Pavement" tray design attributed to Irving Harper for George Nelson. Marked on the back: Boltabest, Made in the USA, 297. Shows overall light wear and transfer pattern is cracked, although smooth to the touch. In overall good vintage condition.

measurements: 18"x14"x.75"

Shipping charges are estimated. If you would like to make specific arrangements please send us your zip code prior to completing your purchase.

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Please read our shop policies for full details.

Sold

Sculptural and highly collectible beaked glass carafe / decanter in plum / purple / amethyst originally designed in 1957 by Timo Sarpaneva for Iittala Finland’s i-collection. This is the harder to find smaller size of the series. Etched on base with ‘T. Sarpaneva - 2503’.

In very good clean, used condition with no damage, scattered light surface wear/scratches and a few tiny inclusions in the glass.

Measures approx. 10” tall, 2.75” diameter at base, 1.5” wide at mouth

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For most US-bound shipments, we ship once per week from Washington State; please allow 5 clear business days’ processing time before shipment. US-bound small or lightweight items may also ship from Canada, normally within 3 business days. The shipping method used is at our discretion depending on the item’s dimensions, weight and value. All items are shipped insured with tracking and (as required) signature confirmation.

Combined shipping may be possible depending on item size and shape; please inquire. International shipping inquiries are welcome.

Please read our shop policies before purchasing: http://www.etsy.com/shop/WestCoastModern/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav

Thanks for visiting! Back to our shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/WestCoastModern

195.00 USD

Phil Brown Turned Wood Vase - Big Leaf Maple Burl 1993 - Fine Wood Turner - Open Vessel Form

This stunning, thin, finely turned burl vase is a work of art! The grain is fantastic and will enhance any collection.

9" Tall, ~7-1/2" wide at top, ~2" wide at base. Signed and dated to base. No damage. Gorgeous!


Your shipping quote for single items should be accurate to your zip code but the Etsy calculator hiccups on combined shipping for multiple items. If this happens to you, don’t worry, we *always* refund shipping overages of more than $2 via PayPal or Direct Checkout.

We ship internationally using USPS First Class Mail International or USPS Priority Mail International only. ThePapers shop is not responsible for any destination-country’s import fees, tariffs, or for return shipping if the package is refused at its destination/customs.

Domestic shipping method will depend on size, weight and distance. We use USPS Priority and USPS Parcel Select as well as FedEx Ground. We weigh size, cost and time in transit to give you the best value. Some packages traveling west of Chicago may be sent via USPS Parcel Select, please be aware that the transit time is 2-9 business days. If you’d like an upgrade to FedEx Ground or Priority Mail, please convo me - it will cost ~$0-$10. All packages are insured and sent with tracking when available.


All items are acquired used and in vintage condition – we try to describe any information we think you will find helpful in deciding to purchase. We clean and restore most items before listing, but on occasion, we will instead describe in detail the condition and leave restoration to the purchaser. Please use the zoom feature to see blow-ups of the photos and convo us if you’d like more views. Happy shopping!

Sold

A spectacular vintage Lotte ceramic lamp base designed by Danish ceramicists Lotte and Gunnar Bostlund, who began producing their lamps in Canada in the late 1950s. This monumental specimen has a rounded capsule form glazed in a striking glossy deep cobalt blue. Has a three-way switch, non-polarized plug and 7 foot cord that stores inside base. Listing is for ceramic base only; does not include harp or shade. With the example shade pictured, stands about 33” tall.

In excellent working and cosmetic condition with minimal signs of wear and extremely faint crazing at close inspection. Original bottom felt is mostly absent but will be replaced before shipment.

Ceramic portion measures 18” tall, overall 21.5” tall, 11” diameter, weighs 17 lbs unpackaged

Please note: While working condition will be noted in the description for vintage electrical and electronic items that plug in or run on batteries, due to their vintage nature they are sold as display objects, as-is and without warranty or guarantee. Vintage electrical and electronic items may not conform to current electrical safety standards. The buyer is responsible for ensuring his or her purchase is safe for its intended use.

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For most US-bound shipments, we ship once per week from Washington State; please allow 5 clear business days’ processing time before shipment. US-bound small or lightweight items may also ship from Canada, normally within 3 business days. The shipping method used is at our discretion depending on the item’s dimensions, weight and value. All items are shipped insured with tracking and (as required) signature confirmation.

Please read our shop policies before purchasing: http://www.etsy.com/shop/WestCoastModern/policy?ref=shopinfo_policies_leftnav

Thanks for visiting! Back to our shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/WestCoastModern

3,400.00 USD

Rare Hand Carved Teak Bear and Cub Figures by Tjomsland for Goodwill Produkter A/S Sandefjord, Norway.

Dimensions
Bear W: 14 x D: 4 x H: 5¼ in.
Cub W: 7¾ x D: 2 x H: 3 in.

For information about new listings, sales, sneak peaks and SECRET SALES, follow us on INSTAGRAM, www.instagram.com/CaribeCasualShop

About Tjomsland--

Arne Tjomsland who was Norways leading souvenir designer from the 1950's to the late 1960s. Tjomsland's artistic style is characterised by soft structural lines and minimal detailing on his creations. He received a Gold medal in the 1957 Deutsche Handwerksmesse, München and a Silver medal in the 1960 Triennale di Milano. Tjomsland figures have been displayed in the US, Canada and Japan.

Arne Tjomsland pieces were made from wood and whale tooth in the 1950’s and 60’s. His works are characterised by remarkably high stylization and a soft, restrained line. Tjomsland started making souvenir figurines in wood in 1954. His first figure was a polar bear in teak. Demand became so great that the producer, Hiorth & stlyngen, eventually serialised production. Tjomsland figures were on display at the exhibition Design in Scandinavia in the U.S. and Canada between the years 1954-1957. From 1957 he was artistic director for Goodwill Products which produced Tjomsland’s figures in both wood and whale tooth. Tjomsland mostly designed motives from the Scandinavian fauna, as well as Eskimos and Vikings.

On Vacation

Leaf Combination, a signed screen print by mid-century artist extraordinaire David Weidman. In original frame , with Turner Limited Collection information on the back. Weidman's work received recent fanfare when it was featured in Peggy's office on Mad Men. The piece is in good original condition, the frame has a few nicks. The artwork is ready to hangThe framed piece is 12.75" by 12.75" and the image is matted under glass. The image visible under the mat measures 8.75" by 8.75".

165.75 USD

Phil Brown Turned Wood Vase - Big Leaf Maple Burl 1993 - Fine Wood Turner - Open Vessel Form

This stunning, thin, finely turned burl vase is a work of art! The grain is fantastic and will enhance any collection.

9" Tall, ~7-1/2" wide at top, ~2" wide at base. Signed and dated to base. No damage. Gorgeous!


Your shipping quote for single items should be accurate to your zip code but the Etsy calculator hiccups on combined shipping for multiple items. If this happens to you, don’t worry, we *always* refund shipping overages of more than $2 via PayPal or Direct Checkout.

We ship internationally using USPS First Class Mail International or USPS Priority Mail International only. ThePapers shop is not responsible for any destination-country’s import fees, tariffs, or for return shipping if the package is refused at its destination/customs.

Domestic shipping method will depend on size, weight and distance. We use USPS Priority and USPS Parcel Select as well as FedEx Ground. We weigh size, cost and time in transit to give you the best value. Some packages traveling west of Chicago may be sent via USPS Parcel Select, please be aware that the transit time is 2-9 business days. If you’d like an upgrade to FedEx Ground or Priority Mail, please convo me - it will cost ~$0-$10. All packages are insured and sent with tracking when available.


All items are acquired used and in vintage condition – we try to describe any information we think you will find helpful in deciding to purchase. We clean and restore most items before listing, but on occasion, we will instead describe in detail the condition and leave restoration to the purchaser. Please use the zoom feature to see blow-ups of the photos and convo us if you’d like more views. Happy shopping!

1,100.00 USD

These gorgeous owls are modernist studio pottery pieces by Joan Priolo (1924-1998).
Priolo lived and worked in Marin County and is also noted for her published books on the art of making pottery.

They are in good condition, no chips or cracks. There are some surface scuffs and scratches present to be expected with any unglazed ceramic piece.

Small felt pieces on the base keep these two from damaging furniture, or being scratched or chipped by anything rough.

Larger owl measures 8" x 7", while the smaller guy measures 6" x 5"

These two would be an excellent addition to any ceramics collection, they are very rare and hard to find!

I know this is a pricey pair and I would be happy to entertain fair offers from people who wish to give the pair a lovely new home.

Happy treasure hunting.

* Just us again friends - Please see shop policies prior to purchase for shipping and return information. https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/ThisIsMyBrain/policies