Amsterdam Modern

Designed by Paul Evans and signed 'PE 69,' this coffee table belongs to his celebrated Stalagmite series. The welded bronze base features two concave demilune arches flanked by taper...

This Swedish Mid-Century set pairs an armless three-seat sofa with a sculptural asymmetrical triangular desk, both raised on matching tapered cylindrical legs that unify the two piec...

Bar cart built on a tubular chrome steel frame with continuous circular side panels and fully rounded corners throughout. The upper shelf is thick glass resting within its chrome rai...

The De Sede DS 50 recliner and ottoman set is upholstered in natural clay leather, with horizontal channel tufting across the seat back and a high back profile. Leather panels wrap c...

Art Deco 'Amsterdam School' lounge chair built on a solid wood frame with a golden-brown finish and visible grain. Mohair upholstery in taupe-gray covers the back, sides, and seat, s...

Solid oak bar stool by German manufacturer Deelman Sitzmöbel, built around a square column pedestal rising from a flat square platform base. Construction throughout is deliberately h...

The Bogo modular lounge chair by Carlo Bartoli for Rossi di Albizzate combines brown suede upholstery with citrus yellow leather cushions in a low, armless configuration. Contrast st...

Black enameled metal table with a textured inset aquaglass top and slatted lower shelf. The rectangular frame is constructed from slender square-profile metal, finished in black enam...

The De Sede DS47 coffee table pairs a smoked mirror glass top with a fully leather-wrapped base. Tan leather covers the entire visible structure, including the rectangular apron fram...

Maitland Smith produced this coffee table with a base of undulating S-curve columns clad in tessellated marble. The marble pieces are applied across the dramatically curved surfaces ...

Sculptural studio lounge chair in walnut-toned hardwood, featuring a broadly carved, concave back panel that flows continuously into wide, shelf-like armrests. The cane seat is inset...

Italian Mid-Century, 1950s, Gio Ponti inspired hand-woven rattan umbrella stand. Rattan tube with a black metal detail that is partially woven with rattan as well. Inside the stand i...

Rare full-length double-sided standing mirror by Gispen, produced in the Netherlands circa 1950. The thick tubular chrome frame runs the full height of the piece, terminating at the ...

Geometric Z-leg base construction defines this 1980s Dutch coffee table, designed in the style of Harvink. Four tubular metal legs form repeating Z-shapes at each corner of the squar...

Compact Dutch Art Deco loveseat with an oak frame and blue upholstery. The frame runs along the outer arms, across a curved base rail, and terminates in small block feet. Chamfered c...

Manufactured by Mondileder in the 1970s, this large three-seat sofa features a frame built from thick, dark-lacquered Manou bamboo, bent and stacked into horizontal rails that form t...

The Poly-Z desk by A.A. Patijn for Zijlstra Joure features a floating top with generously rounded corners, raised above dual pedestal cabinets on brass cylindrical posts. The left pe...

Designed by Poul Cadovius for the Danish manufacturer Abstracta, this two-tier rolling cart pairs a wire grid glass upper surface with a solid black enameled metal lower shelf. The t...

Produced by David Lange Manufacture in France during the 1970s, this magazine holder is constructed from clear lucite panels fastened together with original brass hardware. A flat re...

Substantial solid oak coffee table with a circular planked top measuring 3.875 inches thick, set on a compact square pedestal base. The round-to-square juxtaposition is the defining ...

Constructed entirely from bent bamboo and rattan, this wingback armchair reflects the organic, sculptural approach that defined Italian Mid-Century furniture of the 1950s and 1960s. ...

The Teleton TFS-60 is a flat, wide-format stereo receiver produced in the mid-1970s through a collaboration between the German Teleton brand and Japanese Mitsubishi. The front panel ...

Produced by Hungarian manufacturer Szarvasi Vas-Fémipari, this Mid-Century desk lamp features a conical red enameled metal shade mounted on a slim metal rod with a polished finish. T...

Designed by Geoffrey Harcourt for Artifort in the Netherlands during the 1970s, this swivel lounge chair features the organic, biomorphic form central to Harcourt's body of work for ...

Designed by Martin Visser for the Dutch manufacturer 't Spectrum, the SE 06 is a study in restraint. Four-legged tubular metal frames support flat leather seat and backrest panels, h...

Bar-height stool with a 2-inch thick live edge tree trunk slice seat, supported by four thick, splayed wood legs and a low iron footrest. The seat retains its natural, organic silhou...

Bent bamboo lounge chair by Dutch manufacturer Rohe Noordwolde, featuring a rounded bucket-style seat and back built from vertical bamboo spindles. The continuous bamboo frame curves...

Produced by the Erwin Lambeth Company, this table lamp features a sculptural base cast in polished brass plate, formed into a sweeping spiral wave closely resembling Pierre Cardin's ...

Designed in 1972 by Anders Pehrson for Swedish manufacturer Ateljé Lyktan, the Tuben floor lamp belongs to the Tube and Super Tube series. Pehrson conceived the series as an energy-e...

Two-bay modular wall unit attributed to William Watting for Fristho, constructed in teak with brass hardware throughout. Three tapered teak upright posts support six adjustable shelv...

The Oslo sofa, designed by Gerard van den Berg for Dutch manufacturer Montis in the 1970s, pairs an architectural oak platform frame with a large, organicall...

Five-piece modular sectional in natural tan leather, configured as two corner pieces and three straight sections arranged in an L-shape. Each module measures 36 inch wide by 37.5 inc...

The De Sede DS42 is a two-seat sofa upholstered in thick, hand-stitched natural leather, produced by the Swiss manufacturer in the 1970s. The silhouette is low and compact, with a hi...

The De Sede DS42 is a two-seat sofa upholstered in thick, hand-stitched natural leather, produced by the Swiss manufacturer in the 1970s. The silhouette is low and compact, with a hi...

Each pendant features a hand-blown clear glass shade in a softly faceted hexagonal form, suspended from a thin wire cord. The chrome three-prong hardware cap secures the glass at the...

Manufactured in 1958 by Pastoe (UMS) in the Netherlands, this KU10 wardrobe is part of Cees Braakman's celebrated Japanese Series. The two-compartment case is clad in teak veneer wit...

Oak and rush fireside chair attributed to Charles Dudouyt, featuring the designer's characteristic low-slung profile and boldly turned oak frame. Four substantial cylindrical legs ar...

Cleopatra daybed designed by A.R. Cordemeyer for Royal Auping, featuring sculpted solid teak end panels, a near-black enameled metal frame with perforated side rails, and four tapere...

Designed by Illum Wikkelsø for A. Mikael Laursen Aarhus, the Model 380 loveseat features a solid oak frame with rounded legs and rails, lightly refinished to a warm medium-brown tone...

Pair of Model 380 lounge chairs designed by Illum Wikkelsø, produced in Denmark. Frames are stained oak with rounded cylindrical legs and posts, connected by flat horizontal rails in...

Designed by Illum Wikkelsø and produced by A. Mikael Laursen in Aarhus, Denmark, the Model 380 ottoman features a solid oak frame with a lightly refinished stained finish. Four round...

The "Cactus" coat rack was designed by Mario Pasquinelli and produced by Pallavisini Italia during the 1970s. Four intersecting curved arches rise from the central column and spread ...

Set of four 1970s oak dining chairs attributed to Belgian maker De Puydt, known for robust Brutalist furniture production. Each chair features a curved, paddle-shaped backrest with a...

Produced in Eastern Europe during the 1950s, this tripod chair is built around a tubular metal frame painted red. Three angled legs connect at the base with a triangular stretcher fo...

Square woven rattan storage basket set on a low wenge wood platform mounted on four metal caster wheels. The rattan is hand-woven with raised sides forming a contained basket body, a...

Three-piece modular sectional sofa in cognac patchwork leather, influenced by the European luxury seating produced by De Sede during the 1960s and 1970s. The design features a low-pr...

Attributed to Karel Boonzaaijer and Pierre Mazairac for Young International, this Dutch Postmodern lounge chair dates to 1983 and draws clear influence from Ettore Sottsass. The blac...

Coffee table in the Paolo Piva style, produced by Danish designer and manufacturer Niels Bendtsen. The white enameled metal frame features a low-profile square perimeter rail that cr...

Three-panel folding screen constructed from bent metal rod in a gold painted finish. Each panel features an elaborate swirling pattern of curved and spiral rods set within a rectangu...

Produced in Denmark during the 1970s, this coffee table brings together two well-regarded names in Danish Mid-Century production: the Lauritz Hjorth ceramic studio on Bornholm and th...

Pair of Swedish pine nightstands, each with two drawers and a carved circular cutout pull centered on the upper drawer face. The drawer fronts are constructed from horizontal pine pl...

Handsome, nineteen sixties set of six well designed tall ladder back dining chairs with woven rush seating. Very much akin to Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Ladderback Chairs for Miss ...

Produced by Swiss manufacturer De Sede in the 1970s, the DS44 two-seat sofa is upholstered in thick nutmeg leather with vertical channel stitching running across the seat, backrest, ...

Rising from a flat hexagonal base, this floor-standing candle holder takes a cylindrical column form that narrows into a pointed, bullet-shaped top. A narrow vertical slot cut into t...

Standing valet in the manner of Fratelli Reguitti combines a round, molded wood base with a slender brown enameled tubular steel pole. Two hanging elements are positioned along the v...

Two matching French side tables from the 1970s feature square-section brass frames with clear glass tops that appear to float above the apron, secured by small bracket clips at each ...

The 'Ringo' loveseat is one of Gerard van den Berg's most recognized designs for Montis, distinguished by its fully rounded, continuous form where back, arms, and seat merge into one...

The Andes loveseat by Gerard van den Berg for Montis features a fully upholstered organic silhouette in ebony brown leather. The arms flare outward and upward at the front corners in...

An extremely rare first-year production example of Mario Bellini's iconic Le Bambole sofa, manufactured by C&B Italia in 1972, the same year Bellini introduced the design. The co...

Freestanding manual body weight scale produced by Seca, the Hamburg-based German weighing instrument manufacturer. Constructed of off-white enameled metal, the scale features a low-p...