HAS ANYBODY SEEN ONE OF THESE? Help on I.D.?

[tokenhead]

Hello everybody!!! I may have posted this before SkaBa! lol...I have been moving thing's around and have came across thing's that i have forgotten so here is this item i would love more info on.I checked my old posts and have NOT seen this one but for some reason i think i've done this before...So if anybody can help me on the I.D. of this really cool peice.
Approx.8in.long,5in.wide and 1/2in.thick...It is signed twice once w/illi as a sticker on back and also by the stag beetle( see pics )...illi & TM(?) OR tak,More likely TM.It is "carved out"...ANY HELP will be greatly appreciated.HAPPY HUNTING ALL

 

[vhs07]

The only thing I can find on illi is on a zodiac plaque from ruby lane here:
Mid-Century Modern Carved Travertine Marble Sagittarius Zodiac from industrialblonde on Ruby Lane

In the description it says :
The runner’s back foot is signed illi (hard to read) for the Illi Inc workshop in Olivette, Missouri. Well-known artists/designers Rodney M. Winfield and Eric Herrmann partnered in the company where pieces were crafted by modern artisans, under the direction of Winfield.

Hope this helps

 

[tokenhead]

The only thing I can find on illi is on a zodiac plaque from ruby lane here:
Mid-Century Modern Carved Travertine Marble Sagittarius Zodiac from industrialblonde on Ruby Lane

In the description it says :
The runner’s back foot is signed illi (hard to read) for the Illi Inc workshop in Olivette, Missouri. Well-known artists/designers Rodney M. Winfield and Eric Herrmann partnered in the company where pieces were crafted by modern artisans, under the direction of Winfield.

Hope this helps

Yes it doe's help!!! Thank You...Not that this is "solved" but it sure give's me more search option's&such,Again thank you!!!...HAPPY HUNTING ALL!!!

 

[trdking]

The only thing I can find on illi is on a zodiac plaque from ruby lane here:
Mid-Century Modern Carved Travertine Marble Sagittarius Zodiac from industrialblonde on Ruby Lane

In the description it says :
The runner’s back foot is signed illi (hard to read) for the Illi Inc workshop in Olivette, Missouri. Well-known artists/designers Rodney M. Winfield and Eric Herrmann partnered in the company where pieces were crafted by modern artisans, under the direction of Winfield.

Hope this helps

The description sure fits the item and the time period when Scarabs were a hot commodity. Research it well. If it is rare and known, it is a hot commodity today! Mid Century modern collectors are crazy hot now.

 

[Mackaydon]

Illi, Inc. was located on Olive St. Rd. in Olivette, Missouri in the early 70s.
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