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Teneresque Side Table

The Teneresque Side Table is a carved companion for the bedroom or living room. Key features include: Hand-carved front inspired by the red leaf palm, designed by Stephen Alesch and sculpted by Croatian artist Vedran Jakšić Two dovetailed drawers with finger pulls that open smoothly and quietly Offered in two sizes-23" and 32" wide-for flexibility in scale and placement Gracefully canted hooved legs that ground the form with sculptural elegance Each piece is carved and built to order Part of the Teneresque Collection, where furniture meets fine art in the tradition of Gauguin and early studio craft This piece is made to order. Lead time is approximately 12 - 14 weeks.

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USD $14750.00

KH Wurtz One-of-a-Kind Vase No. 11, 2023

Though best known for his dinnerware, which rose to prominence after K.H. Würtz was commissioned to provide custom tableware for Noma, the Danish ceramicist Kasper Würtz also crafts sculptural, one-of-a-kind platters and vases—mesmerizing vessels with dappled, shimmering surfaces that strike a delicate balance between matte and gloss. Once a year, he sends a surprise shipment of inimitable artworks to Roman and Williams cofounders Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer, who make them available for purchase exclusively at RW Guild. Kasper crafts each one-of-one piece entirely by hand using ancient wheel-turning and glazing techniques, and fires his works in a wood-burning kiln—a laborious, time-honored method requiring exacting patience and skill.

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USD $10600.00

KH Wurtz One-of-a-Kind Vase No. 06, 2023

Though best known for his dinnerware, which rose to prominence after K.H. Würtz was commissioned to provide custom tableware for Noma, the Danish ceramicist Kasper Würtz also crafts sculptural, one-of-a-kind platters and vases—mesmerizing vessels with dappled, shimmering surfaces that strike a delicate balance between matte and gloss. Once a year, he sends a surprise shipment of inimitable artworks to Roman and Williams cofounders Stephen Alesch and Robin Standefer, who make them available for purchase exclusively at RW Guild. Kasper crafts each one-of-one piece entirely by hand using ancient wheel-turning and glazing techniques, and fires his works in a wood-burning kiln—a laborious, time-honored method requiring exacting patience and skill.

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USD $8750.00

Circuit Circus

The Fobot circus is coming to town! This entertaining trio is composed of authentic vintage objects, including a toy truck, spice and talc tins, pressure gauges, screen door catch, vegetable steamer fins, faucet handles, bolo tie ends, party noisemaker, hose fittings, wire brush, tea ball, oil lamp burner, candy molds, garlic press, and toggle bolts. And inside each beastie--a metal heart, just like the one the Tin Man asked for. One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Steel, Tin Fabric & Care Not for outdoor use.

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USD $1795.00

Skygazer Cabinet

The wood used in the Skygazer Cabinet is maple plywood. By stacking multiple pieces of plywood together and then cutting those stacks at different angles, various stripe widths are achieved. The small blue rectangles on the doors are the artist's hand-dyed, handwoven cotton fabric. The vertically striped plywood endgrain pieces on the doors, as well as the legs are dyed green. With the exception of two long, blue-dyed pieces of wood on the sides of the doors, all other parts of this cabinet are left undyed. The exact same dyes are used on the wood as in the fabric. The doors are created by affixing multiple angled pieces of plywood to a 3/4" thick backer. The extra thickness of these assembled doors are supported on heavy-duty hinges that have a soft close feature. The different pieces on the doors are re-purposed plywood off-cuts. Assembled together, their angles create an undulating striped surface. The doors are asymmetrically sized, with the left one narrower than the right. Brass handles have been placed to continue the asymmetry. Brass brads have been driven into every piece on the doors to add a little metallic sparkle. The finish on the Skygazer Cabinet is poly-acrylic in a

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USD $15300.00

Bon Appetit Kitchen Cutting Block Table

More than a butcher block, the Bon Appétit Kitchen Cutting Block Table is a sculptural centerpiece for gathering, preparing, and sharing food. Handcrafted from over one hundred solid blocks of American black cherry, its flowing organic silhouette evokes a living form shaped by nature. The substantial surface delivers professional-grade butcher-block performance, while the graceful pedestal and softly rounded contours make it a statement piece in its own right. Every surface is hand-sanded to a luminous glow that reveals the rich color and character of the cherry, then finished with food-safe butcher-block oil for lasting everyday use. A piece that blurs the line between furniture and art—made to be admired as much as it's used. 175 lb. weight capacity One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Cherry.

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USD $8250.00

Gray Teapot

This artful ceramic teapot boasts an eye-catching from, each of its sides a bit different from the other. Hand built from wheel-thrown parts, it features a hollow lid and handle and a mottled grey-to-charcoal glaze. Watertight Matte finish and satin finish Ceramic: fired at cone 9 One-of-a-kind piece Materials: Stoneware.

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USD $800.00

Islyn Lamp 2

This artful ceramic table lamp is the result of a collaboration with a Brooklyn design studio. The small, sturdy body is made with black clay and then slathered with brown clay, which acts as a glue for the delicate little clay flowers. The stems feature a green glaze, while the flowers are covered with a protective clear glaze. Glossy finish and unglazed finish Uses 1 40-watt max. standard bulb (included) 3-way switch, located on socket 6' clear plastic cord One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Ships in multiple boxes Materials: Stoneware, Fiberglass, Brass.

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USD $800.00