Ron Seff
American, 1934 - 1990
Ron Seff opened his New York workshop in 1968 and lived almost his entire life in the city. His early patrons include designers Mark Hampton, Robert Metzger, Michael Desantis and Karl Springer. Seff collaborated with Karl Springer for the Springer collection in the 1970s. Seff’s contemporary designs were inspired by many styles, including Bauhaus, modern sculpture and Art Deco. He has been credited with reviving the use of shagreen, lacquered goatskin, parchment and straw-all of which were popular in Art Deco design. Seff also used distinctive metals and other exotic materials including mother of pearl, bone, rare woods and various animal skins. His work remains vibrant and relevant to the design community to this day.
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Mid-Century Modern "Radius" Glass & Stainless Steel Cocktail Table by Ron Seff
H 18 in DIA 42 in
$ 16,475
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Ron Seff Large Coffee Table in Brushed Stainless Steel And Brass 1980s
H 17 in W 54 in D 38 in
$ 15,000
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Ron Seff, Shagreen Racetrack Dining Table, USA, c. 1980
H 29 in W 78 in D 48 in
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Mid-Century Modern Polished Chrome & White Granite Cocktail Table by Ron Seff
H 18 in W 60 in D 36 in
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Ron Seff American Mid-Century High Contrast Cerused Wood and Chrome Sideboard
H 32 in W 72 in D 20 in
$ 25,000
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MODERNIST MATTE/POLISHED CHROME ‘CORONET’ TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO RON SEFF
H 14 in DIA 24 in
$ 12,800
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Ron Seff Linen ans woven fabric White Lacquered Mirror
H 48 in W 36 in D 3 in
$ 5,600
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Pair of Ron Seff Goatskin Parchment Glass Side Tables /Nightstands Tables
H 27 in W 30 in D 24 in
$ 11,900
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