John Dickinson
American, 1920 - 1982
After attending the Parsons School of Design, Dickinson moved to San Francisco in 1956 and launched his interior design firm which included furniture design. Although a very accomplished interior designer, Dickinson is primarily known for his highly original furniture, made out of concrete and steel with animal-like legs, hoofs, tree branches, table skirts and a monochromatic palette. Despite their modern appearance, Dickinson's pieces often referenced historical forms as seen in his “Etruscan” tables. His most iconic piece, “Three-Legged African Table”, combines primitive historic simplicity and whimsy. One motivation for the whimsy was to “take care of any pomposity it might have.’’ Heralded as one of the 20th century’s most important designers, his work is in high demand and sought after by leading interior designers and collectors. John Dickinson tables are highly sought to this day.
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John Dickinson
Brutalist Wrought-iron Console Table with Beveled Glass
H 28 in W 56 in D 18 in
$ 1,250
John Dickinson
Rare John Dickinson Upholstered Settee and Chairs
H 27 in W 61 in D 32 in
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John Dickinson, Sutherland, Modern Drape End Table, Galvanized Steel, 2000s
H 25 in W 24 in D 24 in
$ 16,000
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John Dickinson
Vintage Mid-Century Modern John Dickinson Africa Side / End Table, Artist Signed
H 26 in W 22 in D 22 in DIA 22 in
$ 14,500
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John Dickinson King Size Four-Poster Bed from the Firehouse
H 140 in W 74 in D 90 in
$ 50,925
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John Dickinson Prototype African Table from the Firehouse, San Francisco
H 19 in DIA 36 in
$ 87,500
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John Dickinson
John Dickinson Two-Legged Zoomorphic Console Table - Prototype in Plaster
H 30 in W 42 in D 18 in
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John Dickinson Pair of Rare End Tables with Wood Motif 1970s (Signed)
H 20 in W 29 in D 29 in
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