Irving Harper Fire Starter by George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller

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Irving Harper Fire Starter by George Nelson Associates for Howard MillerDesigned by Irving Harper under George Nelson Associates for Howard Miller c. 1950s, USA. The footed cast iron pot features a coiled handle and white firing stone that shows minimal use. Bottom is marked HOWARD MILLER ZEELAND MICH 611 Two available. Dimensions 6. 5" diameter x 11. 5" height Condition Good vintage condition; age appropriate patina.

Wear and markings consistent to age and use

bronze carries an age-appropriate patina with new glass top

couples and the family

This sofa retains its original vinyl cording

25" diameter by 6

5" width x 107" depth x 31" height

This example features the buttery yellow glaze Heino perfected after his wife’s death

This piece is made from solid walnut and features a spindle detail with rectangular accent

The pair feature tapered bodies with a horizontal striated pattern in the middle of the body with a concave top with varying amount of drilled holes to differentiate between salt and pepper

The chair has a tubular frame supported by a bent bronze runner and arm on each side

Rhode Island

with slightly bowed sides and a flattened lip

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