Kale Vogt's Sawyer Windsor Settee Up for Silent Auction
Kale Vogt is selling a handmade Windsor settee via silent auction, with bidding starting at $800. The piece was built in spring 2025 during an apprenticeship with George Sawyer at his Woodbury, Vermont workshop. It is a conversion of Dave Sawyer's Rod Back Chair into a settee, built over eight days. The settee stands 47 inches tall, about 4 feet wide, with a carved seat 16.5 inches off the ground and 14.5 inches deep. Materials include cherry, white oak, pine, and maple. Turned elements include legs, stretchers, hand, and back posts; sticks, comb, and seat are hand-shaped. The hand features a rounded knuckle detail. Assembly used animal glue, and the finish is General Finishes "lamp black" Milk Paint (acrylic). Bids must be emailed to lapdrawing@lostartpress.com with subject "Settee" by 3 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, May 13. The winning bid includes crating and shipping to the continental U.S., or pickup is available. International shipping is not offered.
Key facts
- Kale Vogt is selling a handmade Windsor settee via silent auction.
- Minimum bid is $800.
- The settee was built in spring 2025 during an apprenticeship with George Sawyer.
- George Sawyer's workshop is in Woodbury, Vermont.
- The design is a conversion of Dave Sawyer's Rod Back Chair into a settee.
- Built over eight days.
- Dimensions: 47 inches tall, about 4 feet wide, seat 16.5 inches high, 14.5 inches deep.
- Materials: cherry, white oak, pine, maple.
- Finish: General Finishes 'lamp black' Milk Paint (acrylic).
- Bids due by 3 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday, May 13, via email to lapdrawing@lostartpress.com with subject 'Settee'.
- Shipping included to continental U.S. only.
Entities
Artists
- Kale Vogt
- George Sawyer
- Dave Sawyer
Institutions
- Lost Art Press
Locations
- Woodbury
- Vermont
- United States