Lobel Modern, Inc.
NYDC, 200 Lexington Ave., Suite 915
New York City, NY 10016
United States
212.242.9075
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Lobel Modern was established by Evan Lobel in NYC in 1998. His vision was to promote important vintage mid-20th century design with a focus on exceptional craftsmanship and materials. Lobel Modern has become a critical resource for designers, architects, and collectors around the world seeking high-end 20th century modern furniture, lighting, art, and decorative objects. Featured artists include Karl Springer, Gabriella Crespi, Philip and Kelvin LaVerne, Paul Evans, Vladamir Kagan, Tommi Parzinger, Edward Wormley, Harvey Probber, Milo Baughman and Anzolo Fuga. Our emphasis is on furniture that crosses over into art. Evan Lobel values scholarship and research. He is a specialist in the designers Lobel Modern carries. He regularly writes for magazines and is currently working on a book. In 2003 Baruch College did a retrospective on Harvey Probber and named Evan Lobel the Exhibition Coordinator. He worked directly with the Probber family. After becoming fascinated with the exuberant Modernist designs of the important 1950’s glass artist Anzolo Fuga, Evan Lobel co-published the book “Anzolo Fuga, Murano Glass Artist: Designs for A.V.E.M.” The book was written by Rosa Barovier-Mentasi, one of the world’s most important glass scholars, who spent over 2 years doing research with full access to the A.V.E.M. archive. For over a decade Karl Springer has been a focus of Lobel Modern. Architectural Digest (10/03 “Rediscovering Karl Springer”) called Evan Lobel the "New York dealer who has been instrumental in putting Springer back on the map."
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Gallery at 200 LEX
Tommi Parzinger
Tommi Parzinger Elegant Sloped Back Chaise with Mahogany Base 1950s
H 28 in W 62 in D 27 in
$ 15,000
J. Robert Scott
J. Robert Scott Stunning Pair of Machine Age Torcheres 1980s (Signed)
H 72 in DIA 13 in
$ 15,000
Karl Springer
Karl Springer "Souffle Ottoman" with Brass Base and Silk Upholstery 1980s
H 17 in W 27 in D 27 in
$ 4,500
Boeltz Style Large Shell Sculpture in Gold with Malachite Elements 1970s
H 10 in W 15 in D 9 in
$ 9,500
Silas Seandel
Silas Seandel Pair of Free Form Coffee Tables In Bronze and Pewter 1970s-Signed
H 16 in W 51 in D 28 in
$ 25,000
Tommi Parzinger
Tommi Parzinger Elegant Upholstered Bench with Tapering Legs 1950s
H 16 in W 42 in D 12 in
$ 7,500
Tommi Parzinger
Tommi Parzinger Iconic Studded Small Chest/Bedside Table 1981
H 20 in W 25 in D 20 in
$ 9,500
Pair of End/Coffee Tables in Polished Chrome with Petrified Wood Tops 1990s
H 18 in W 32 in D 20 in
$ 15,000
Chic Table Lamp in Lucite and Chrome with Silver Shade 1970s
H 35 in W 6 in D 6 in DIA 15 in
$ 4,500
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne "Introspection" Wall-Hanging Sculpture 1970s (Signed)
H 33 in W 27 in D 1 in
$ 45,000
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne
Philip & Kelvin Rare LaVerne The Garden at Versailles Coffee Table 1960s -Signed
H 17 in W 40 in D 27 in
$ 35,000
Karl Springer
Karl Springer Exquisite Pair of Floor Lamps in Black Lacquer and Brass 1980s
H 61 in W 9 in D 9 in
$ 15,000
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne Rare "Kuan Yin Console Table" 1960s (Signed)
H 32 in W 54 in D 16 in
Stephen Sprouse Rare and Impressive Pod Chair with Iconic Graffiti Fabric 2003
H 75 in W 40 in D 30 in
Artisan Brass Side Table with Polished Onyx Top 1970s
H 19 in W 23 in D 17 in
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne Unique Dining/Game Table with Glass Top 1970s (Signed)
H 28 in DIA 48 in
$ 35,000
Karl Springer
Karl Springer Rare "Mushroom Table Lamp" in Gunmetal and Brass 1970s
H 29 in DIA 18 in
$ 9,500
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne
Philip and Kelvin LaVerne "Creation of Man" Coffee Table 1960s (Signed)
H 17 in W 65 in D 23 in
$ 25,000
Phillip Lloyd Powell
Phillip Lloyd Powell Rare High Back Lounge Chair Early-1960s
H 37 in W 30 in D 33 in
$ 30,000
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