MCM ART + FURNITURE IN NORTHRIDGE! LALIQUE • BEVERLY POLITI • VINTAGE • VIRGIN MARY

The Estate Edit LA is honored to present this special Northridge property. 

MCM furniture, decor, and original artwork by Beverly Politi and others fill this home that sits on one acre of land. The owners have lived here since 1962. Come visit this incredible property — we’d love to have you!

*PLEASE NOTE: the costume jewelry table will be available on Thursday + Saturday only. There will be no costume jewelry on Friday.

• Newly refinished MCM dining table with two leaves and seven chairs

• Incredible low credenza / media console with tambour sliding doors

• Lalique glass

• Holmegaard glass

• Hoselton figurines 

• Vintage Avon perfume bottles

• Asian ceramics 

• Salt glazed pottery

• Persian rugs

• Wide selection of costume jewelry (Thursday + Saturday only)

• Purple antique sunglass collection

• Beverly Politi paintings, prints and collages

• Virgin Mary collection

• Curtis Jere bronze on onyx and a wall hanging

• Pino giclee

• Southwestern artwork

• MCM abstract art

• Original impasto oil painting

• Scandinavian wall hanging

• Bossons chalkware

• Vinyl records

• Books

• Hedgehog figurines

• Framed pins

• Purses

• Rolling camera case

• Mac computer and printer

• 6-disc CD changer

• Pottery Craft vintage ceramic pieces

• Kids toys and stuffed animals

• General children’s items

• Wheelchair in excellent lightly used condition

• Antique farm cart

• SeaQuest Pro Unlimited scuba set size large

• Large Samsung TV

• Dyson fan

• Large jewelry chest

• Vintage John Hughes “Some Kind of Wonderful” movie poster

ABOUT THE ARTIST: Beverly Politi (b. 1931, Bronx, NY) is an American painter and printmaker whose bold, exploratory abstract and hard-edge works emerged from the vibrant Los Angeles art scene after she relocated there in 1951 with her husband, who began working at Lockheed. While raising two children and engaging in charitable work, she earned both her BFA and MFA, developing a style described as raw, daring, and reflective of the cultural shifts of the 1950s through the 1980s. Her paintings and prints have been exhibited widely in California and internationally—including shows in Seoul, Korea, and national print competitions—and her work resides in notable private collections such as those of Frank Sinatra and Michael Wilding. Politi’s legacy continues through her presence in the market, where her works have attracted steady collector interest. Recent auctions in 2025 at Billings have featured her 1960s and 1970s abstracts, with realized prices ranging from $300 to $1,800 USD, alongside a record sale of $3,175 for Untitled (Hard Edge). Over the past year, her paintings have averaged around $1,030 USD at auction, underscoring both her historical significance and continued relevance to collectors of mid-century modern art.