Fauvist Medium Vase by Currey & Company | 1200-1092-CC | CRC1582419

Originally founded in 1988 as a purveyor of historic garden furnishings, Atlanta-based Currey & Company is known today for its stunning and diverse array of lighting products. Contemporary and transitional chandeliers and wall sconces are the company's most popular items, characterized by the meticulous attention to detail that goes into their manufacturing and finishing.

Although hand forged iron has long been Currey & Company's specialty, the lighting collection has extended to include a variety of materials such as brass, porcelain and hand-carved wood. Philippines-based Currey International has made it possible for the company to develop and produce a variety of unique hand made products using natural materials such as seashells.

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About Hilton McConnico

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A self-taught fashion designer, Hilton McConnico officially launched his first atelier when he was 16 years old and, after winning a challenge organized by Vogue magazine, discovered Paris, where he moved two years later. After working in fashion for such designers as Ted Lapidus and Yves St. Laurent, McConnico was set designer and art director for more than 20 films, including the cult classic Diva. In 1990, Memphis Brooks Museum of Art held a retrospective of 30 years of his creations. His collaboration with Daum crystal began in 1987; some of his "Cactus" creations for the manufacturer were presented by former French President Franois Mitterrand to President George H. W. Bush as a gift of state. He was also the first American to have work permanently inducted into the Louvre's Decorative Arts collection. McConnico remained active on the global design scene, especially in architecture and interior design. Later projects included the Toupary restaurant on the fifth-floor of the historic Samaritaine department store and the Hermes Museum in Tokyo, which he conceived for the new Renzo Piano building in the famed Ginza shopping district and a collection of limited series and unique pieces for Formia International in Murano Glass.