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More than 40 dealers from around the world will share all things modern, including 20th century furniture and decorative arts this weekend at the LA 20/21: Los Angeles Modern Design Show

& Sale, formerly known as the L.A. Modernism Show. Highlights include a collection of vintage tiles from the Edward Fickett Collection by ceramist Doyle Lane at the Noho Modern booth,

unique Midcentury lighting from Katz Modern in Berkeley and sculpture and stoneware from the Lisa Cliff Collection in Pasadena. An opening-night party held Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. will

benefit the nonprofit Los Angeles Conservancy. Tickets are $250. Among the weekend’s highlights: On Saturday at 1 p.m., Adrian Scott Fine, director of advocacy at the Los Angeles

Conservancy, will discuss “Saving Modernism in L.A.” And later, at 3 p.m. Daniel Ostroff will lecture on “Soft Seating: New Insights and Observations and Connoisseurship of the Iconic Eames

Lounge Chair and Ottoman,” shown above. WHAT: LA 20/21 Los Angeles Modern Design Show & Sale WHEN: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. May 14; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. May 15 WHERE: 3Labs, 8461 Warner Drive,

Culver City TICKETS: $15 (includes show catalog). INFORMATION: www.lamodernism.com ALSO: ‘Anthology’ author on Eames designs and who could play the couple They found a Fickett house, bought

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