Wright: Dancing Line Chaise by Jaime Velez with Jennifer Kolstad

Dancing Line Chaise by Jaime Velez with Jennifer Kolstad

Jaime Velez with Jennifer Kolstad
Dancing Line chaise
Imperial Woodworking Company
Colombia, 2008
ColorCore®2 by Formica® in New White with Microdot finish, plywood
64 w x 24 d x 37 h inches
This work is number three from the edition of three aside from one artist’s proof.

This design won first place in the furnishings category of the Chicago Chapter ASID Design Excellence Awards for 2008 and a silver medal in the Spark Design & Architecture 2008 awards.

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Wright Auction: Buzz Yudell Sunergy Chair

Sunergy Chair by Buzz Yudell
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Buzz Yudell, Sunergy chair
by Art Woodworking & Mfg., Co., USA, 2008
ColorThrue Compact by Formica in Black and Cafe with Velour finish, steel
71.25 w x 26.5 d x 32.5 h inches
This work is number three from the edition of three aside from one artist’s proof.

Estimate: $30,000 – $40,000

Result: not sold

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Wright – Hans Wegner Valet Chair

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Hans Wegner Valet Chair

Modern Design
04 June 2000 12:00pm
Johannes Hansen
Denmark, c. 1953
teak, leather and brass
20 w x 18 d x 37 h inches

An elegant solution to the age-old tendency to use a chair as a cloth rack; the valet chair’s seat lifts to form a pant hanger and there is a small storage space under the seat for pocket contents. This example is in excellent condition and signed with a branded mark.

Estimate: $3,500 – $4,500
Result: $7,475

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Wright – Tom Dixon Crown Chair

Quoted from Cool Hunting:

Unlike some auction houses, the Chicago-based Wright simply offers (quite modestly) some of the best design available on the secondary market. The forthcoming Modern Design auction, taking place on 7 October 2008, is no exception. In addition to showcasing the work of mid-century icons Charles and Ray Eames, Harry Bertoia, George Nakashima, Isamu Noguchi, Gio Ponti, George Nelson, Hans Wegner, Poul Kjærholm and many others, this auction features stunning inclusions from more recent decades.

Wright Sez:

Modern Design
07 October 2008 12:00pm

Crown chair by Tom Dixon

Lot 236

United Kingdom, 1989
gilt steel
22 w x 22 d x 38 h inches
Approximately sixty examples of this form were produced.
Literature: Tom Dixon, Collins, pg. 36
Estimate: $4,000 – $5,000
Result: $4,500

Chicago Chair by Krueck & Sexton at Wright

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Krueck & Sexton Chicago Chair from Untitled No. 1, Chicago Tesko USA, 1987
mirror-polished stainless steel, brass, upholstery 33 w x 36 d x 30.5 h inches.

This chair comes from Krueck & Sexton Architect’s 1987 commission Untitled No. 1, a condominium unit in a notable Chicago skyscraper. Only eleven examples of the Chicago Chair were produced; the form was created in a Chicago studio and utilized by Krueck & Sexton in only three commissions. Literature: Krueck & Sexton: Architects, Schulze, pp. 86-87
Estimate: $10,000 – 15,000
Result: $90,000

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