O’Keefe Release
June 22, 2021
Red Hill and White Shell
Georgia O’Keeffe, American, 1887–1986
Oil on canvas, 30 X 36.25 in., 1938
Private Collection, Houston, Texas
Georgia O’Keeffe’s painting captured by Malcolm Varon and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Photograph Studio during the November 19, 1988–February 5, 1989 exhibition in New York. Reproduced in brilliant full color, this ready-to-frame artwork was printed in Japan by Toppan Printing Co. in the late 1980s and produced by the department of Special Publications of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
To consult and customize your framing options within the provided approximated sizes, please reach out after purchase. If you have any questions prior to purchase, our inbox is always open. Provided image with frame is a rendering.
DIMENSIONS
Print Area – W 13” / L 11”
Frame Regular ≈ W 17” / L 15”
Frame Large ≈ W 19” / L 17”
MATERIALS
Cardstock Paper
CONDITION
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
This wall decor featuring a thin sliver of mirror framed with a thick, heavy antique gold wooden frame is from Turner Manufacturing Company, dated to be very early in the company’s lifespan.
Turner Manufacturing Company was, at one time, the largest producer of affordably priced decorative art and mirrors in the United States. The company’s “wall accessories” all bore a version of this label. Turner closed its business around 1975.
BRAND
Turner Manufacturing Company
DIMENSIONS
W 6.5” / L 22.5” / D 1”
MATERIALS
Wood + Glass
CARE
Wipe clean with wet, non-abrasive cloth
CONDITION
Great – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
Atomic table lamp in a rare shade of green. The mushroom shade combined with the glass resemble a UFO and often gets its moniker, Flying Saucer lamp. This touch-sensitive lamp is from the 1980s and has three levels of brightness. The brass-plated pieces have patina from age; these can be cleaned by request.
(2) Lightbulbs included
120v polarized plug (US/Canada)
DIMENSIONS
D 13” / H 18” / L 6’
MATERIALS
Aluminum + Brass + Glass
CARE
Clean with non-abrasive cloth
CONDITION
Great – Vintage wear consistent with age and use; some patina and scratches
Boudoir lamp from the late 1980s featuring a frosted glass shade with drip edge. The brass-plated base is sturdy and the lamp is notably heavy for its size.
Filament lightbulb included; E12
120v polarized plug (US/Canada)
Inline ON-OFF rotary switch
DIMENSIONS
D 6.5” / H 11” / L 5’ 4”
MATERIALS
Brass + Glass
CARE
Clean with non-abrasive cloth
CONDITION
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
Wine decanters with ice chambers were all the rave in the 1960s through the 1970s in Europe. They were very popular in Italy as well as Spain. Thanks to the travel boom then, many were brought to the US as souvenirs.
These decanters were believed to bring out the best taste in the wine. While wine aerators were not yet invented, the ice chamber does provide the same feature while pouring the bottle into the decanter. Fits a full bottle (750ml) with some room for larger bottles.
This particular item is made in Italy with empoli glass and brought home by the previous owner from Tuscany. The sticker can be re-adhered at request.
DIMENSIONS
D 4.5” / W 5.5” / H 12”
750ml
MATERIALS
Empoli Glass + Raffia
CARE
Clean with water and non-abrasive cloth. Light soap, if needed
CONDITION
Excellent – Previously owned, like new
A set of purple wine glasses from the 1970s. These stemmed glasses are from the renowned glassware brand, Libbey Glass Company and part of the Premiere Brandywine collection. Great size for chilled white wine or rosé.
Offered in sets of two, four, or six.
BRAND
Libbey Glass Company
DIMENSIONS
D 2.5” / H 6”
4 oz
MATERIALS
Glass
CARE
Gently hand wash with non-abrasive dish sponge
CONDITION
Excellent – Previously owned, like new
Plums
Georgia O’Keeffe, American, 1887–1986
Oil on canvas, 9 X 12 in., 1920
Collection of Paul and Tina Schmid
Georgia O’Keeffe’s painting captured by Malcolm Varon and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Photograph Studio during the November 19, 1988–February 5, 1989 exhibition in New York. Reproduced in brilliant full color, this ready-to-frame artwork was printed in Japan by Toppan Printing Co. in the late 1980s and produced by the department of Special Publications of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
To consult and customize your framing options within the provided approximated sizes, please reach out after purchase. If you have any questions prior to purchase, our inbox is always open. Provided image with frame is a rendering.
DIMENSIONS
Print Area – W 13” / L 10”
Frame Regular ≈ W 17” / L 15”
Frame Large ≈ W 19” / L 17”
MATERIALS
Cardstock Paper
CONDITION
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use
Black Hollyhock, Blue Larkspur
Georgia O’Keeffe, American, 1887–1986
Oil on canvas, 36 X 30 in., 1929
The Metropolitan Museum of Art
George A. Hearn Fund, 1934 34.51
Georgia O’Keeffe’s painting captured by Malcolm Varon and The Metropolitan Museum of Art Photograph Studio during the November 19, 1988–February 5, 1989 exhibition in New York. Reproduced in brilliant full color, this ready-to-frame artwork was printed in Japan by Toppan Printing Co. in the late 1980s and produced by the department of Special Publications of The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
To consult and customize your framing options within the provided approximated sizes, please reach out after purchase. If you have any questions prior to purchase, our inbox is always open. Provided image with frame is a rendering.
DIMENSIONS
Print Area – W 10.75” / L 13”
Frame Regular ≈ W 13” / L 15”
Frame Large ≈ W 15” / L 17”
MATERIALS
Cardstock Paper
CONDITION
Excellent – Vintage wear consistent with age and use