EMIL MILAN( 1922 - 1985 )
"If you accept the idea that the craftsman is one who works with hand tools, how would categorize a man who used machine tools as hand tools? Woodworker Emil Milan of Orange, New Jersey did just that- Milan is a craftsman who found his own way of working. In his first three years of bowl producing, his mark, "Emilan" had already become synonymous with fine wooden bowls." Craft Horizons, 1957
Examples of Emil Milan's work reside in the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
The collection below is for sale, click each image to enlarge photo, list dimensions and price Inquire to Dino@Modern50.com
Walnut Pencil Holder, 5½ VG, $1200
Rosewood Bird 5¼x11, $515
Walnut Utencil 7" VG, $550
Bubinga Sterling Tri-foot 17¼" $685
Zebra Wood Bowl, 24" $1685
Early Spalted Walnut Form, 16" $685
26½" Brazil Rosewood Bowl $725
20½" Walnut Sectional Bowl $485
18" Khaya Sterling Footed Bowl $785
11¼" Walnut Server Spoons $275
6" Mahogany Bowl Set $715
17¼" Walnut Fish Bowl, SOLD
14" Walnut 1976 Double Bird SOLD
17¼" Mahogany Fish Bowl, SOLD
11¼" Bubinga Scoop Bowl SOLD
6½" Walnut Footed Bird SOLD
21½" Walnut Long Bowl SOLD
12" Walnut Footed Bird SOLD
21" Walnut Footed Bird SOLD
23¼" Walnut Long Bowl, SOLD
Bubinga Handled Bowl 18" SOLD
Buckridge Contemporary Design
