In the store: Drexel Precedent, Braun stereo and Robert Preusser art

We're happy to add several unique pieces to our store. This time my SIL has outdone himself, bringing in some rarely-seen items that are bound to cause quite a stir.

An out-of-town buying trip turned up a gorgeous Drexel Precedent desk/vanity by Edward Wormley. If it weren't already nice enough, it already has glass cut for the top.

Equally exciting is a tube stereo, circa 1958, by Herbert Hirsch for Braun with a Deiter Rams interface. My SIL calls it "the iPod of the 1950s."

Finally, check out the large piece of art by Robert Preusser above the stereo. I'll be posting more about the artist soon.

Drexel Precedent desk by Edward Wormley

Braun stereo by Herbert Hirsch
 and Polyurethane Relief #7 (1968) by Robert Preusser

Braun stereo, turntable