Trade Pricing

- Dimensions: 28" high x 36.25" wide x 1" deep

- Oil on canvas, framed

- Deborah Kriger, born 1953, received her BFA from the Maryland Institute of Art. Inspired by light, texture, pattern, and color, she often paints en plein air in upstate New York and in France. Her work has been represented by New York City’s M55 Gallery, as well as galleries in Baltimore and abroad. A retired teacher, she continues to paint, primarily in oil, in Delaware County.

- We are pleased to debut a collection of 3 paintings completed by Kriger in the 1980's. Rendered in her signature lush, painterly approach, they evoke the fleeting beauty of everyday moments, particularly the interaction of the indoor and outdoor worlds.

- This work on canvas is housed in an antique wood frame. There is an area of wear on the canvas' right corner, which does not detract from the beauty and vibrancy of the painting. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 38.5” high x 40.5” wide x 21.5” deep

- An elegant antique in beautiful condition, this chest was crafted from solid walnut in the tradition of George II furniture during the mid-eighteenth century. It features original brass hardware and a richly polished surface with stunning wood grain detail.

- A functional beauty, this piece features six roomy drawers. It would be at home in a variety of settings, from a layered country house to a more edited, masculine interior.

- This piece is in excellent antique condition. Its drawers are currently lined with paper. Please see our detailed photos.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery. 

- Dimensions: 34” high to finial x 8.5” base diameter. Lamp shade is 11” top diameter x 14” slant x 20” bottom

- This vintage, clear glass cylinder lamp is designed in the style of John Saladino’s iconic fixture.

- Newly rewired, it features nickel accents, a 3-bulb cluster, and a crisp new linen shade.

- Its seamless base gives it the appearance of floating in air, while its subtle fittings provide just enough weight. Completely transitional in style, this piece can be enjoyed in a contemporary or traditional setting.

- The cylinder base bears a very subtle, soft white maker’s logo from Pyrex.

- This piece is in very good vintage condition, please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: Adjustable height from 49” to 70.5”, shade: 10” diameter, tripod base: 20.5” wide

- Taken from the floor of a mid-century photography studio, this vintage floor lamp is a sculptural, fully functional piece of industrial design.

- With an adjustable height, base, and shade angle, this lamp can be customized for any space it occupies, from a coastal house to an urban loft.

- This piece is in very good vintage condition with slight signs of wear consistent with age and use. Its wiring is in good working order. This lamp takes a standard lightbulb. Please see our detailed photos. 

- Dimensions: 18” high x 22” wide x 20” deep

- Originally used in a garden, this gorgeous sculpture in the shape of a faceted star has a chalk-like finish with hints of moss.

- A beautiful addition to a garden corner, porch pedestal, potting shed table, or atop any interior surface.

- Made of a composite material so this piece is relatively lightweight.

- This sculpture is in very good vintage condition with signs of wear consistent with age and use. One point has a small break. Please see our detailed photos.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery. 

- Dimensions: 37" high x 17.25" seat height x 19.5" deep x 25" wide

- This pair of Belgian fauteuils captured our hearts with its graceful, curving lines and elegant cane seats, tempered by light, bleached wood.

- We’re picturing this pair right at home in a Bunny Mellon-style interior, but they could also skew more contemporary. Top them with seat cushions of your choice: their sinuous but not too sweet lines mean they'll work beautifully with a range of styles and patterns.

- These chairs are in very good, restored antique condition. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 56.25” high x 19” deep x 57.5” wide

- This practical, chic shelving unit is the perfect blend of form and function. With 8 fully adjustable and removable shelves (including the very top and very bottom), this piece offers ideal storage for a kitchen, office, creative studio, or even a bathroom. Substantial and heavy, its durable casters make it easy to move.

- Forged by the Union Steel Products Company of Albion, Michigan in the mid-twentieth century, this unit calls attention to the beauty and character of industrial forms. This piece has a striking sculptural quality and beautiful finish that lend itself well to a range of styles.

- This unit is in very good vintage condition, please see our detailed photos.

- Available to view in person at our New York City gallery. 

- Dimensions: 26.25” wide x 26.25” deep x 23.75” high

- A gorgeous, streamlined vintage table with an iron x-base and handsome walnut top. This piece proves that simple, modern forms are always in style.

- This is a sturdy and versatile piece that compliments a range of styles. We're envisioning it between a pair of chairs, taking center stage as a coffee table, rounding out a modern loft, or gracing a coastal home.

- This table is in excellent vintage condition. Its iron base has been newly waxed and its walnut top has been recently refinished.

- Dimensions: 21.25" x 16.75"

- Oil on board, unframed

- A student work from the early 1970's, this color study is by an anonymous artist from Provincetown, Massachusetts' Cape School of Art.

- Beautifully composed and impressionistic, the emphasis here is on light and shadow, line and color. The piece includes a second, vibrant study on its back.

- The Cape School of Art was founded in 1899 by Charles Hawthorne, former assistant to Impressionist William Merritt Chase. As the first school to teach outdoor figure painting, it attracted many notable figures, including Childe Hassam, William Paxton, and Norman Rockwell.

- Renowned for its excellent instruction in one of the world's largest artist colonies, the institution continues to educate and inspire new generations of Cape artists.

- Student studies from this time period illustrate the school’s mission statement: “To educate the artist in the perception and use of color and light in representational painting.”

- This piece is in good vintage condition and is unsigned. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 34" high x 35.5" wide x 16.5" deep

- This antique American beauty has its original paint– a vibrant, rare, and gorgeous shade of yellow, accented with hand-painted details.

- Its slender legs, apron, and the rounded corners of its top are all outlined for a graphic, playful effect.

- A no-brainer addition to an entryway (its height makes it an ideal surface for keys and catchalls) or living area, this piece is a rare example of American craftsmanship in a unique palette.

- This piece is in very good vintage condition with paint loss and wear commensurate with age and use, all of which adds to its unique character and beauty. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 76" long x 29.5" deep x 29" high

- We’re head over heels for the coveted blue shade of this antique farm table, featuring all original paint and finishes.

- A substantial form with a single drawer and original zinc top, this piece is a functional stunner, prepared to take center stage as a kitchen island, statement-making console, or fantastic potting table. This is a gorgeous piece of American craftsmanship.

- This table is in very good antique condition with signs of wear and paint loss consistent with age and use; this only adds to its inherent charm and beauty. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 28.25" x 22.25" x 1.5"

- Gouache on paper, framed

- Artist Edward J. Hartmann (born in 1925) is a graduate of Harvard University and Philadelphia Museum School of Arts. He served in the Navy and worked as an art director and graphic designer for nearly 30 years. His artwork has been featured extensively in exhibitions across New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. This collection of vibrant studies speaks to the breadth of his oeuvre, which includes representational landscapes, illustration, and abstraction.

- The graphic lines of this black and white piece pare down natural, whimsical forms into an eye-catching composition.

- This piece is signed “E. J. Hartmann, '67.” It has been newly matted and framed in natural oak under UV-resistant plexi. Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 28.25" x 22.25" x 1.5"

- Gouache on paper, framed

- Artist Edward J. Hartmann (born in 1925) is a graduate of Harvard University and Philadelphia Museum School of Arts. He served in the Navy and worked as an art director and graphic designer for nearly 30 years. His artwork has been featured extensively in exhibitions across New York, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. This collection of vibrant studies speaks to the breadth of his oeuvre, which includes representational landscapes, illustration, and abstraction.

- A sophisticated color palette and expressive lines make this a standout, dreamlike beauty that would look striking in a range of interiors.

- This piece is signed “E. J. Hartmann, '65.” It has been newly matted and framed in natural oak under UV-resistant plexi. Please see our detailed photos.

- Framed Dimensions: 15.75" x 39.75"

- Framed Dimensions: 18.75" x 19.25"

- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present an exclusive collection of framed giclée prints by the late photographer, Klaus Gemming. Shot on 35-millimeter film in 1970 and 1971, these black and white images beautifully capture the universal joys of summer and the unique character of pristine Block Island. 

- Framed Dimensions: 22.25" x 15.75"

- Framed Dimensions: 18.75" x 26.75"

- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present an exclusive collection of framed giclée prints by the late photographer, Klaus Gemming. Shot on 35-millimeter film in 1970 and 1971, these black and white images beautifully capture the universal joys of summer and the unique character of pristine Block Island. 

- Framed Dimensions: 18.75" x 26.75"

- Tori Jones Studio is proud to present an exclusive collection of framed giclée prints by the late photographer, Klaus Gemming. Shot on 35-millimeter film in 1970 and 1971, these black and white images beautifully capture the universal joys of summer and the unique character of pristine Block Island. 

- Dimensions: 18.5” x 14.25”

- Gouache on paper, framed in natural wood with UV-resistant plexiglass.

- Sarah Desmarais works in a variety of media including oil paint, collage and gouache. Her compositions are developed slowly, both in the studio and in the landscape, often using collage to play with novel arrangements of pattern, colour and texture. She loves the role of accident, serendipity and happenstance in the making process, considering her materials and surroundings as very active collaborators in the creation of the finished work.

- Sarah trained as a fine art painter at Central School of Art in London, before moving to rural Provence, where she focused on landscape painting, working en plein air and in a variety of media. Over the next ten years in France, her work– initially a figurative response to particular places– became progressively more abstract, and derived from an internal world of dreamlike landscape imagery, often dominated by the sea.

- Sarah now lives in a small town on the south coast of England, where the tides, fishing boats and weathered coastal environment continue to inspire her. She is represented by galleries in the UK and the US. In parallel with her fine art practice, she has pursued an interest in the community arts. In 2016, she gained a PhD from University of the Arts London, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, for research into the therapeutic uses of creative groups, and has facilitated arts-for-health groups in a variety of settings. She was recently a recipient of funding from the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Fund for a month-long printmaking residency in Venice. Landscape continues to be central to Sarah’s practice as an artist. She makes frequent trips to remote coastal locations in the UK, the US and the Balearic Islands to walk and draw.

- Dimensions: 
42.5” high x 22.5” wide x 20.5” deep
17.25” seat height

- A stunning example of early American design, this antique Windsor chair is pure sculpture in a gorgeous, moody shade of blue. 

- Features a braced comb back, turned legs, and a comfortable seat that is gently shaped to cradle the sitter. This piece isn't just for traditional interiors, its elegant silhouette and beautiful, original paint would complement modern spaces too. 

- This piece is in good vintage condition, showing signs of wear consistent with age and use. There is a slight wobble at the very top of the piece.  Please see our detailed photos.

- Dimensions: 24" wide x 27" deep x 31" high
Seat height: 16"

- Modern, sculptural, sophisticated. This pair of vintage webbed chairs offers graphic cool, an elegant silhouette and deep seats for ample lounging. In the style of Jens Risom's iconic webbed pieces for Knoll, this set will bring mid-century allure to your home.

- These chairs are in good vintage condition with minor pilling and wear to their cotton straps. The legs have felt pads from the previous owner. Please see our detailed photos.