Glass-Walled Midcentury Modern Gem With Ties to the White House Hits the Market in New Jersey

Tucked away on a verdant parcel in a New Jersey woodland sits an unexpected midcentury modern gem so rich in architectural pedigree that its design origins are actually tied to the White House. The glass-walled home in Stockton, NJ, which has just been brought to the market for $2.1 million, looks at first glance like a glittering jewel box nestled among the trees—particularly when the light hits its floor-to-ceiling windows.Built in 1976, the three-bedroom, three-bathroom abode is the work of artist and designer Charles Solt, whose spent decades working for Lenox China, during which time he was responsible for crafting some of America's most recognizable presidential tableware.During his tenure at Lenox, Solt contributed to several White House china services and even served as the chief designer for the 4,372-piece gold-encrusted collection created for President Ronald Reagan in 1981.Solt's china designs became known for their understated elegance, a quality that listing agent John C. Clement says is equally evident throughout the home he conceived.Loading...Tucked away on a verdant parcel in a New Jersey woodland sits an unexpected midcentury modern gem so rich in architectural p...