Interesting finds at MOMA

Slate Vase/Bowl
Richard Miller, 2005
The angled shape allows fruit, flowers, or branches to fall naturally into striking arrangements. Made of natural black slate from a Pennsylvania quarry. The interior is resin sealed and waterproof. Hand-wash only. $89

Standard Chair
Jean Prouve, 1934
Acknowledging that the back legs of a classic four-legged chair support more of the sitter's weight, the Standard chair is constructed with wide back legs and slender front legs. Made by Vitra of lacquered sheet metal with plywood seat and back, it is recognized as the classic school chair in Europe. Whether in a domestic or a public setting, its quality is evident through its structural logic and unassuming aesthetics. $429

Petal Clock
George Nelson, 1956-58
MoMA reintroduces a rare and important clock by Nelson, one of the most influential figures behind the development of the mid-century American design aesthetic. Finely crafted according to the original specifications, it is made of lacquered MDF and metal by the Vitra Design Museum. Updated with a battery-powered quartz movement. One AA battery included. $199