Back Door | 1970s Michael Garman "Cityscape" Sculpture knickerbocker with origins tracing to a

with origins tracing to a 17th-century recipe attributed to Cardinal Mazarin of the Abbey of Montbenoît

Simple and traditional tabletop radio with Art Deco embellishments

Sculptural mid-century flush-mount lamp executed in a gilded Renaissance Revival style

The glass remains intact and the mirrored insert is free of loss

Blatz traces its roots to mid-19th-century Milwaukee brewing and became one of the city's major beer producers

Back Door | 1970s Michael Garman "Cityscape" Sculpture knickerbocker with origins tracing to ac. 1980s 1990s; Michael Garman Manitou Springs, Colorado Handcrafted mixed media illuminated diorama from Michael Garman's celebrated Cityscape series, depicting the rear entrance of the fictional Leroy and Bertha's Bar and Grill. Titled "Back Door", this composition is one of several variations derived from Garman's original Back Door scene, first introduced in 1975 and later expanded with additional characters and narrative details. Constructed