Victor Wilkins Furniture

This pair of Art Deco walnut burr bedside cabinets from the 1930s exudes a sense of elegance and sophistication. Made from solid wood with a fabulous walnut burr veneer and a matte h...

Charming pedestal , side table, tray, central shaft and hexagonal base. Moroccan -inspired marquetry with inlays of bone, exotic woods and stained wood fillets. In the center of the ...

Add a touch of natural elegance to your home with this Vintage Moorish Inlaid Side Table. Featuring intricate geometric patterns and vibrant colors, th...

Dated 1973, We offer this Rare Early Florence Knoll Rosewood Dinning Table, designed to furnish the new interiors of postwar America, this table is a scaled-down translation of the l...

Pair of oak nightstands "Pyrénées" signed by Sébastien Lamarre. This french side cabinets were made by Sébastien Lamarre for Maison Marie Anne. To stay in a brutalist style he has m...

Set of eight chairs from England signed by Leslie Dandy for G-Plan. They have strong teak frames finished in a lustrous French polish with original velvet upholstery in great conditi...

Art Deco table by De Coene Freres made in a striking flame mahogany of spicy brunette and cinnamon red wood tones accentuated by a highly polished lacquer finish, traditional to the ...

Midcentury walnut coffee table designed and manufactured by Adrian Pearsall, circa 1960s. This stunning coffee table features a black laminated top with a black vinyl base. the coffe...

Art Deco Bedside Cabinets A stunning pair of Art Deco bedside cabinets, masterfully crafted in France during the 1930s. These exquisite pieces, made from karilean birch and sycamore...

Stunning vintage mid-century modern lingerie chest by Glenn of California. Comprised of rosewood, aluminum strip, and black painted sides. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that this is vintage and not new so will have signs of use and wear. Black paint has been touched up on corners & top was sanded and Danish oil applied. A fresh coat of Danish oil was also applied to the drawer fronts. Please see photos and zoom in for details. We attempt to portray any imperfections. Circa, Mid-20th Century. NOTE: If you love this lingerie chest by Glenn of California we have a matching nightstand here for sale if it is still available. What a beautiful way to spoil your lingerie!! This is a stunning vintage mid-century modern lingerie chest designed by Glenn of California. It is comprised of GORGEOUS rosewood top and drawer fronts bordered by an aluminum strip, grooved handle pulls on the sides of the drawers, cased with black painted sides. It has eight drawers that graduate in size from smaller at the top to larger at the bottom. Maybe you don’t have lingerie?? No worries!! Although it is called a lingerie chest you could certainly use it as a tall, narrow dresser in your bedroom or dressing area. It would be a lovely cabinet to use in a study, office, hall, or entry for linens, books, office supplies, or anything you want to stow away in a phenomenal piece of mid-century modern excellence. Glenn of California was owned by father and son team Isaac and Robert Baron and based in Arcadia California and has been credited for being at the forefront of the West Coast modernist design movement in the 1940’s and 1950’s. The company made a name for itself when it hired Milo Baughman. They would go on to hire Swedish architect and designer Greta Magnusson-Grossman, the first woman to receive an award from the Swedish Society of Industrial Design. The significant furniture line she and Baughman designed called the California Modern Collection became known for its laid-back Los Angeles style and integration of walnut, iron, and Formica. Glenn of California collaborated with many notable designers including Kipp Stweart, Paul Laslo, John Kapel, & Stanley Young. Although Glenn of California is no longer in business, their high-end vintage furniture is sought after today. This fabulous vintage rosewood lingerie...

This exquisite pair of G-Plan “Tulip Group” armchairs, designed by K.M. Wilkins and crafted in rosewood—a notably rare execution for the series—radiates mid-century elegance and organic grace. The “tulip” moniker is more than poetic; the sculptural rosewood panels curve with a subtle bloom-like fluidity that imbues each chair with the quiet lyricism of a flower unfurling. Rooted in provenance, these chairs were originally purchased in Glasgow, Scotland in 1970 and have been meticulously preserved by the original owners. The plush velvet upholstery—an elusive shade hovering between olive green and taupe brown—responds with nuance to shifting light, creating a lustrous interplay as soft and evocative as the wood grain itself. A nod to thoughtful functionality, the chairs glide effortlessly on their original Magnum Orbit chrome...

Antique Bedside Cabinets These quality pair of late 19th century bedside cabinets, crafted in England around 1880. Each cabinet has exceptional blonde colour and intricate grain pat...