Harvey Probber: The Eastcliff Residence, 22 April 2021 < Auctions

Live Auction / 22 April 2021 10 am ct

In 1962, Harvey Probber moved his family from Manhattan to Eastcliff, a Gothic Revival home in Rye, New York designed by Hobart Upjohn and built in 1925. Probber created a harmonious world there demonstrating that art, furniture, decorative objects and architecture are linked across time and culture.

On April 22nd, Wright presents Harvey Probber: The Eastcliff Residence at auction. Comprised of more than 60 lots—his own designs, works by those he represented, and artworks he collected—the auction captures the sophistication and modernity of Harvey Probber's vision.

Harvey Probber was featured in *Interior Design* magazine in May 1979; here he is photographed in his New York showroom. Image via the **Harvey Probber Archive**.

Living with Art & Design

Georges Valmier

Untitled

result: $50,000

Harvey Probber

Mayan sofa, model 4193

result: $6,875

Roman Owidzki

Accents, No. 3

result: $5,000

Harvey Probber

Prototype cabinets from the Artisan Collection, set of two

result: $5,625

Harvey Probber

Classique dining chairs model 8071C from the Artisan Collection, set of six

result: $5,625

Harvey Probber

Prototype hanging light

result: $1,875

Helen Gerardia

The Forest

result: $9,750

Angelo Mangiarotti

Eros dining table

result: $7,150

Finn Juhl

Armchair, model NV-46

result: $7,500

Harvey Probber

Prototype stool from the Artisan Collection

result: $1,250

Harvey Probber

Table lamp

result: $1,250

Stephen Antonakos

Sun Over Field

result: $8,125

The Harvey Probber showroom featuring Probber furniture designs and painting, The Forest by Helen Gerardia.
Image courtesy of the Harvey Probber Archive.