Italian Art Deco Coat Rack in the Style of Paolo Buffa in Rosewood and Maple

Pair of demilune chrome and walnut side tables in the style of Donald Deskey. Beautiful pair of professionally restored and re-chromed Machine-Age tables with two shelves perfect for...

This beautiful Art Deco Machine Age chrome with copper accent lamp is in the style of Markel Lamp Company of Buffalo NY. The unique chrome shade swivels to give more light if necessa...

Incredible Art Deco Light Up Bar Cabinet or Sideboard in ebony. Very simple and minimalist cabinet. The best element of this cabinet has to be the flip up...

Beautifully restored pair of mid century tub chairs in the style of Milo Baughman. Solid rosewood trim with a deep royal/navy blue cotton upholstery. The upholstery is tailored and c...

Elegant 1930s Art Deco lounge chair and ottoman. Professionally re-lacquered and beautifully reupholstered in a soft cream leather. This ex...

Pair of Art Deco streamline tulip shaped glass top side tables. This simple and elegant design from the period has frosted edge glass tops that are supported by gentle curving legs o...

Large early Art Deco iron hat and coat rack that is likely from a French Brasserie. Holds six hats and coats.

This precious and unique bar cabinet was produced in Italy in the 40s by Paolo Buffa. The doors are in parchment, the profiles on the legs are in solid maple while the structure is b...

This bookcase or cabinet for sculptures was produced in the 1940s in Italy and is entirely covered in fine maple wood. The internal part is in ivory lacquer with three glass shelve...

20th Century Art Deco Glass Storage Chromium Rack in the style of Jacques Adnet. An elegant glass storage rack carried by a chromium metal frame. The central compartments and sidepan...

One of a kind pair of cabinet-secretaire in black lacquer wood and parchement attibuted to Paolo Buffa (Milan, Italy, 1903-1970). The furniture designed by the Milanese architect and designer Paolo Buffa is often unique, based on the needs of his clients and, for this reason, always different. What unites his pieces, in addition to the perfection in their execution, is the neoclassical style that Buffa absorbed during his training in Gio Ponti's studio in the 1920s: the solid and elegant lines that Buffa applies to his furniture maintain a kind of continuity between the 19th century and the 20th century and characterize all of his production. The use of precious woods, often decorated with fine grooves on the surfaces and brass ornaments, is another characteristic of his pieces. His most frequent collaboration was with the historic Milanese furniture factory Quarti, with which he designed several public and private projects for prestigious clients, such as the decoration of King Farouk of Egypt...

This exquisite vintage server features beautiful Italian design with unmistakeable Mid-Century style. Unique sculpted legs, floating glass top and elega...