Century Industries

This piece titled "An Liang Chamber of Commerce and Industry" is original artwork made from paper, inkjet print, enamel, aluminum tube, pastel by Drew Leshko. This piece measures 9"h...

This Golden Age of Illustration painting juxtaposes modern and ancient industrial practices. Giant eclectic generators from the current time of the 1920s are compared with animal-p...

The annotations offer insight into the historical and practical roles of these plants, reflecting their significance in 19th-century industry and trade. Measuring approximately 24...

Sobota is credited for helping to make Century Furniture the industry leader it is today.

Sobota is credited for helping make Century Furniture the industry leader it is today.

Set of 4 Tobacco Industry Photogravures – Sumatra’s O.K., C.J. Kleingrothe, ca. 1910 A highly desirable set of four original photogravures documenting key stages of the Deli tobacco...

This wooden figure was hand made in Ecuador. Depicts a person carrying a flute. Beautiful wood grain with exaggerated features. Vintage Condition Consistent with Age as Pictured. Box...

Single Amisco stool

Sobota is credited for helping to make Century Furniture the industry leader it is today.

1 of 2 Custom made Modern Brueton Industries silver grey Bouclé fabric upholstery daybed, sofa or bench in wave design. Very comfortable and sturdy mounted on 4 chrome legs. Has a gr...

Sobota is credited for helping to make Century Furniture the industry leader it is today.

A classic piece of Mid Century Design produced by Westwood industries in the 1960s.

• Comfort Redefined: The beauty of Mid-Century Modern is timeless, but comfort should be too.

TONY PAUL FOR WESTWOOD FUTURES MID CENTURY MARVELOUS! ONLY SOLD TO DECORATORS! DIMENSIONS: APPROX. 32" TALL BY 18" WIDE Westwood lamps were some of the Mid Century's most "to...

The iconic, easily recognizable form of the lamp was created by Tony Paul for Westwood Industries during their long-standing collaboration.

A sculptural Hollywood Regency desk chair designed by Phyllis Morris for Kessler Industries, featuring an iconic faux bamboo lattice frame in painted metal. #5329RM This elegant ar...

Large Table Lamp measuring 43" to top of finial (height will change with harp being changed), light switch at the 29.5" mark. 6" diameter base. 3 Way socket., Produced by Westwood In...

Modernism Mexican Mahogany Sculptural Wood Sphere Table Lamp precise clean lines 1960s by Angelita. Maker tag present. In the style of Tony Paul for Westwood Industries. 35.5 tall x ...

1960s USA Tall Table Lamps sculpturally tapered in solid polished brass rings with mahogany wood inserts. Style of Tony Paul for Westwood Industries. Lamps are unmarked. Selling a...

Very large model Table Lamps by Tony Paul. Measures 42.5" (as shown) 6" diameter. Without Lamp shade finial height is 40.5", 26.5" to light switch. This larger model features a 3-way...

Measures: 28.5" tall, 15.25" wide, 18.5" deep with seat height of 16.5". Raymond Loewy for Arvin Furniture, Circa 1960's. This diminutive and petite chair is for use as a dining chai...

Rare , iconic lighting art piece made of enameled steel wire from Tony Paul . Pictured shade and milkglass diffuser come with order . Contain one E26 Edison base size ceram...

A pair of iconic TeVe-chairs by Alf Svensson for Ljungs industrier, Sweden mid-1900s. Reupholstered in Maison Pierre Frey-fabric. Stained wood, dark brown. Marked with metal plate. ...

A refined Mid-Century Modern wall-mounted coat rack designed by Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman for Era Industries, produced in Italy during the 1960s.

The "TeVe-chair" by Alf Svensson for Ljungs Industrier made in Sweden 1955. The chair given that typical Scandinavian minimalistic design and are very comfortable. This one with all ...

Sobota is credited for helping to making Century Furniture the industry leader it is today.

This exceptional Scandinavian Modern high-back upholstered armchair was designed by the Swedish designer Folke Ohlsson. The lounge chair is part of the "Scania" collection Ohlsson de...

The back design is the defining feature of the set — three curved tapered splats within a shaped back frame, rising to a concave crest rail with raised corner posts — a sculpted, con...

Industrial Wrap Reel Machine - early 20th century Industrial decoration - Antique Measures : 40x45cm H:43cm An antique mechanical reel (often called a "wrap reel" or "yarn reel") da...

In Italy, at the beginning of the XX century, industries of curved solid wood arose under license of Michael Thonet, and through the International Exhibitions the processing of curve...

Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries Delftware was a major industry, exporting all over Europe

Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries Delftware was a major industry, exporting all over Europe

The Black Forest region, particularly Brienz, was internationally renowned during the 19th century for its virtuoso woodcarving industry, catering to both local and international col...

Subjects; Color in the ceramic industries. Porcelain - 18th century.

The region was rich in clay and coal, as well as salt and lead. Over the centuries, this craft became an industry. Statuettes such as Staffordshire plates are regularly sold at Chris...

Under British rule in the 19th Century, this industry was revived with the assistance of American entrepreneurs, resulting in the manufacture of larger made to order carpets whose de...

Under British rule in the 19th Century, this industry was revived with the assistance of American entrepreneurs, resulting in the manufacture of larger made to order carpets whose de...

The variety and density of samples reflect the competitive late-19th-century luggage and trunk industry, when embossed metal coverings were valued for durability, visual distinction,...

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Under British rule in the 19th Century, this industry was revived with the assistance of American entrepreneurs, resulting in the manufacture of larger made to order carpets whose de...

Reference: "Vallauris pottery" refers to the ceramic production that emerged from the workshops and factories established in the Vallauris region of southern France beginning in the...

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Italian alabaster objects of this period were traditionally carved and finished in workshops surrounding Volterra, a region celebrated for its centuries old alabaster industry. The b...

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Wooden Surface: The wood exhibits a gorgeous warm patina with minor surface scuffs, light scratches, and faint signs of handling that enhance its mid-century authenticity. Manufact...

Under British rule in the 19th Century, this industry was revived with the assistance of American entrepreneurs, resulting in the manufacture of larger made to order carpets whose de...

A striking relic of early 20th‑century maritime industry, this large double wooden pulley block embodies the rugged engineering and functional beauty of nautical equipment from the e...

Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries Delftware was a major industry, exporting all over Europe.

The lines are decorated with small spheres that pop against the smooth surfaces and provide an element of whimsy. Italian mid-century designers merged culture, industry, and Italian ...

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

Dating back to the late 13th century, the glassmaking industry in Murano evolved as a strategic move to protect the city of Venice from the risk of fires caused by glass furnaces.

An original mid-20th century British industrial green enamel pendant light by Walsall, manufactured in the West Midlands, England—an area historically central to the UK’s heavy mid 2...

Louis, Missouri, was one of the premier giants of the late 19th and early 20th-century American ceramic industry. Located in the historic, clay-rich Cheltenham district, Winkle trans...

A POLYCHROME MURANO GLASS AQUARIUM WITH THREE FISH Attributable to Alfredo Barbini (1912 – 2007), Murano, Venice, Italy, ca. 1950 Dimensions: 7″ wide, 6″ high, 2.5″ deep Condition:...

Fritz Hansen's Model 4508 tray table represents one of the more inventive solutions to come out of the Danish Mid-Century furniture industry. The round teak tray features a raised li...

This rare set of mid-century chairs, crafted by Flanders Industries Inc. in Fort Smith, Arkansas, dates back to between 1940 and 1950.

After a gap of a century, the industry revived in the late 15th century, now specializing in the technique of painted enamel, and within a few decades making rather more secular than...

Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries Delftware was a major industry, exporting all over Europe