1960s Herbert Saiger for Lee L. Woodard Sons "Hourglass" Stools in Slatted Aluminum — Texas Tech University Mid Century Lacquered Plant Stand or side Table with Red Flowers This raw metallic energy is

This raw metallic energy is punctuated by the sharp intensity of faceted ruby-red glass eyes

while delicate crystal formations throughout the piece offer a glimpse into the raw beauty of the stone

it is a radiant sculpture designed to elevate any interior

Water gilded panel painting

1960s Herbert Saiger for Lee L. Woodard Sons "Hourglass" Stools in Slatted Aluminum — Texas Tech University Mid Century Lacquered Plant Stand or side Table with Red Flowers This raw metallic energy is18H x 21Diameter Crafted in Owosso, Michigan, by Lee L. Woodard Sons, Inc., these sculptural Slatted Aluminum Stools represent a sophisticated intersection of mid century industrialism and brutalist geometry. Designed by Herbert Saiger during the 1960s, the stools feature a definitive hourglass silhouette formed by a series of vertical, extruded aluminum bands that converge at a central waist to create a striking architectural profile. The brushed