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20.21C Art+Design — Shapiro Auctioneers

Auction House:Shapiro AuctioneersNumber of lots recorded:213
Sale Title:20.21C Art+DesignLots with images:203
Auction Location:SydneyPrices available:147
Date:8-Dec-2019
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Sommerso vase hand blown blue and clear glass, signed 'Angelo Seguso'
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Kosta Boda vase hand blown pink, clear and milk glass, signed and numbered, together with pink and milk glass bottle vase and ashtray (3)
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Archimede Seguso (Italian) vase, c. 1960 hand blown pink and white glass, internally decorated with gold leaves, acid stamp 'Made in Italy' to underside
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Andrew Lavery (Australian) two vases, 2000 hand blown glass, signed and dated 'Andrew Laverty 2000' (2)
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Mark Douglass (Australian) tall vase hand blown pink glass, artist's signature to underside
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Alvar Aalto (Finnish, 1898-1976) three vases, designed 1936 manufactured by Iittala, white, amber and clear glass, signed, together with an Anibou green glass vase (4)
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Ettore Sottsass (Italian, 1917-2007) Valentine typewriter, designed 1969 manufactured by Olivetti, red plastic, enamelled metal and rubber
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Michele de Lucchi (Italian, b. 1951) two centrepieces, designed 1997 manufactured by MaruTomi, recycled ABS resin, phenolic resin, polyurethan varnish, stainless steel, with orginal boxes (2)
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Marco Zanini (Italian, b. 1971) 'You Again' mirror, designed 1997 manufactured by MaruTomi, together with a vase, with orginal boxes (2)
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Two Scandinavian salad bowls c. 1960 enamelled metal in shades of green and black (2)
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Peter winter Heidingsfeld (German, 1871-1920) 'Mutter und Kinder' (woman and children), 1908 bronze with brown patina, signed and dated
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Belgian sculpture of a gentleman early 20th century plaster, the standing figure wearing a three piece suit, signed
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Bohumir Frantisek Antonin Cermak (Czech, 1882-1961) 'Die Sunde' (the Sin), c. 1920 plaster with bronze and gilt finish, depicting a female nude with a snake coiled around her neck, restored
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