Eric Maville More Furniture and Collectibles

Angular cube shaped tables, work equally aswell as coffee tables or bedside tables. Produced in France in the late 1970s/early 1980s. Each has a high gloss black plastic frame with t...

Osvaldo Borsani brass double bed, Italy, 1960s.

Fabulous Adia adjustable platform bed designed by Paolo Piva for B&B Italia in the 1980s. The bed is made of cast steel and textured slate gray powder coated with brushed brass feet....

A pair of bedside tables in mahogany veneer and brass details. The brass wheels makes it easy to move the tables. British colonial style, bought at Nordiska Kompaniet, one previous o...

A gorgeous pair of Mid-Century Modern Hollywood Regency bedside chests By Mastercraft Furniture USA, 1970s Burled Carpathian elm woo...

70s Italian design style pair of pencil reed rattan bedside tables.

Pair of nightstands / bedside tables, 1970s. Material: wood, plywood, furnished. Period: 1970s Style: mid-century, classic Italian. Production: Meblo (label), Slovenia/Yugoslavia.

A pair of night stands in a industrial style. Made in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1970s. It's made of lacqured sheet metal. Overall in good condition, showing signs of age and ...

Brass centrepiece details, brass motifs on all edges of legs top and bottom, detail brass trim detail throughout bed head and front board, a spectacle bed frame with beautiful detail...

This beautiful pair of nightstands or end tables was made in the 1970s by Drexel Heritage for their "Avenues" line of bedroom furniture. They each feature two large drawers with two ...

Hollywood Regency Mastercraft designed King Headboard with a series of four arched backs in Amboyna Burl with Brass inlay and solid round brass posts with spear finial, c. 1970s. In ...

Couple bedside tables from the 70s, mirrored smoked glass top, brass beaded, three drawers with steel knobs. Italian production. Aldo Tura Italian designer, from the 50s, inspired by the movements of Art Deco and modernism, creates unique and prestigious furniture characterised by rich materials, sculptural shapes and exclusive techniques. Exotic materials such as parchment and goatskin, combined with bright shades of red, green and yellow characterise his art. Tura favours the use of complex shapes and techniques that are difficult to reproduce in a large-scale production to maintain the authenticity of its pieces. Inspired by Art Deco and modernism, Tura-style objects are always the result of a meticulous process, at the time not replicable in an industrial way, which is why the number of the designer's pieces remains limited and highly sought after on the market, also for the typical colour combinations between materials and finishes that characterise them, often articulated on red, brass, a A portion of Tura's furniture is on display in the permanent collection of the Brooklyn Museum in New York, after being exhibited in the grand exhibition...