New Jersey Mansion, Photographed By William Waldron. The Living Area Of The Main Barn Includes A 17th-century

New Jersey mansion, photographed by William Waldron. The living area of the main barn includes a 17th-century verdure tapestry, 19th-century wing chairs, and an antique bench from Provence; the leather sofa is Italian, and the plaster sculpture was found at a Paris flea market.

Mid-Century Monday: Designed in 1952, George Nelson's laminated plywood chair was later nicknamed the "Pretzel Chair" for its slender, curved lines.

A 1965 vintage Italian brass and glass rod chandelier by Gaetano Sciolari. Has 21 light bulb sockets. Height from the the bottom to the ring above the glass rods is 26 inches.

A Pair of Pink Vintage Artifort Ribbon Chairs by Pierre Paulin c.1970.

Fine And Unusual Pair Of George Ii Carved Mahogany Grotto Chairs. The deeply carved back rest in the form of a scallop shell. The similarly carved shell seat rests on entwined paired carved dolphin legs. The heavily raked rear trestle leg united by a carved serpent stretcher.

A gilt sconce hangs above a Lalanne sculpture in the entry hall of a Manhattan home, designed by Stephen Sills featured in 'Return Engagement' of ELLE Decor.