Amsterdam Modern

Model 356 swivel office chair designed by Christoffel Hoffmann and produced by Gispen in the 1950s. The tubular metal frame forms a continuous loop supporting the seat and backrest, ...

Beautiful decorative wall lamp by Cosack Leuchten. Gold toned metal frame with multi-colored glass shard shade. This lamp gives off a nice ambient light. It has a European candelabra...

Rare early production Philips wall lamp from the mid-1950s, designed in the Bauhaus style of the Infraphil and Ultrasol light therapy lines in the manner of Louis Kalff. The conical ...

Ceiling pendant lamps in the style of Emil Stejnar for Rupert Nikoll, each constructed from individual heavily textured glass panels arranged in a continuous ring and held in place b...

Solid oak sideboard from the Dutch Art Deco period, featuring a striking angled mirror superstructure that rises to a pointed chevron form above the cabinet body. Three drawers with ...

Bamboo tripod floor lamp in the style of Janine Abraham and Dirk Jan Rol, circa 1950. Three splayed bamboo legs rise from the floor to a central hub, with a small triangular shelf se...

Solid beech wood coat and hat stand produced in Italy during the 1960s, featuring the dramatic sputnik-style crown that became a hallmark of Italian Mid-Century design. The sculptura...

Tall rectangular pedestal finished in a deep walnut-toned stain that brings out the natural grain and visible knots across every face. Constructed in a strictly upright column form w...

Orange lacquered bamboo hoop lounge chair in the style of Franco Albini, circa 1970. The large egg-form shell is hand-woven with linear bamboo reeds, bound at intervals with horizont...

Mid-Century Danish dining table built in solid oak with a warm, medium-tone finish. The rectangular top features a central inset panel of hand-painted ceramic tiles, decorated with c...

Dutch Mid-Century conference and dining table manufactured by Gispen in the Netherlands during the 1960s. The rosewood veneer top presents a warm, richly grained surface on a clean, ...

Mahogany sewing box or dressing table on a turned pedestal base, likely dating to the mid-to-late 19th century. The hinged lid opens to reveal an original mirror mounted on its under...

Pacific Green 'Messina' coffee table in planked coconut palmwood with leather bindings. The slatted top features rounded corners and planks laid side by side, secured with leather la...

Rare first edition teacher's desk from Friso Kramer's Result series, produced by Ahrend de Cirkel in the Netherlands. The frame is dove gray enameled metal with Prouvé-inspired sled ...

Industrial work bench built on a Gray painted steel frame with square-section legs and a full lower stretcher. Centered beneath the wide plywood top is a bank of twelve solid pine dr...

Kaiser Leuchten-attributed German Mid-Century five-arm chandelier dating from the 1960s. Five cylindrical pressed glass shades with dense vertical ribbing sit upright on horizontally...

Dutch Mid-Century lounge chair attributed to Theo Ruth for Artifort, Netherlands, 1950s. The broad high back rises into gently flared wings and carries a restrained grid of button tu...

Medium-stained teak rocking chair with a tall ladder back, four horizontal slats featuring elongated oval cutouts, and turned ball finials capping the swept armrests. The curved rock...

Gray enameled metal wall sconce by J.J.M. Hoogervorst, produced by Anvia in the 1970s. The fixture takes the form of an inverted triangle, two folded metal panels meeting at a sharp downward point, with the open top casting light upward in a broad wash along the wall. The matte gray enamel finish is uniform across both panels, and the cord exits cleanly from the base point. Hoogervorst's work for Anvia, the Dutch lighting manufacturer based in Almelo, reflects the rigorous geometric sensibility running through Dutch Mid-Century design. The pyramid sconce...

Gerard van den Berg's 'Oslo' three-seat sofa, produced by Dutch manufacturer Montis in the 1970s, pairs an organically shaped upholstered body with a spare, rectilinear oak frame. Th...

Set of six Pyramid stacking chairs designed by Wim Rietveld and produced by Ahrend de Cirkel in 1960. Each chair features a warm teak seat and backrest, shaped and slightly contoured...

Solid oak cabinet attributed to Meubelfabriek J.Th. Drilling, produced in the Amsterdam School tradition during the Art Deco period. The raised back rises to a scalloped and stepped ...

Solid oak cabinet with arched mirror superstructure, attributed to Meubelfabriek L.O.V. (Labor Omnia Vincit) of Oosterbeek, The Netherlands, dating to the 1920s. The piece is structu...

Rosewood-veneered credenza designed by Louis van Teeffelen for Topform, Netherlands, 1960s. Four flush doors run the full length of the cabinet body, each showcasing the bold, swirli...

Thirteen-piece De Sede DS600 'Non-Stop' sectional sofa, designed by Ueli Berger, Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, and Heinz Ulrich. Each segment has been newly upholstered in a curated mix of ...

Mid-Century cantilevered armchair in white leather and tubular chrome, produced in the MatteoGrassi style. Flat leather panels form the seat and back, while leather wrapping continue...

Art Deco floor lamp constructed in copper and black enameled metal, with a slim pole stem rising from a flat disc base with a copper-edged profile. The shade assembly stacks two cyli...

Pair of blonde wood side cabinets from Lane Furniture's Staccato collection, manufactured in the USA during the 1970s. Each cabinet features double doors faced with raised geometric ...

The 'Ruspa' table lamp by Gae Aulenti for Martinelli Luce, produced in 1968, is a fully sculptural work in matte black painted metal. Three distinct geometric volumes define the form...

Tall Dutch Biedermeier corner cabinet, known in Dutch as a meidenkast or maid's corner cupboard, built to fit flush into a corner with a triangular footprint. The entire exterior is ...

Sculptural Mid-Century table lamp produced by Lumière, featuring a heavy cast-brass base with a fluid, twisted form. The base rises from a wide, organic foot, narrowing at the waist ...

De Sede DS-600 'Nonstop' sectional sofa, designed by Ueli Berger, Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, and Heinz Ulrich. This configuration consists of 22 individual segments upholstered in dark c...

Rectangular oak planter in the Brutalist Mid-Century style associated with Adrian Pearsall, dating to the 1960s. Constructed from solid oak panels with a pronounced, deeply grained s...

Attributed to Philips, this Dutch Mid-Century flush mount chandelier dates to the 1950s and combines six curved brass arms with conical teak socket fittings, all radiating from a sol...

German Mid-Century chandelier in black metal and brass, fitted with six original cylindrical pressed-glass shades arranged symmetrically along a horizontal linear bar. Each shade fea...

Tall table lamp in the Maison Jansen Regency Moderne manner, featuring a vertical rectangular brass frame enclosing a clear lucite panel. Small ribbed decorative bands punctuate the ...

Extra-tall German industrial file organizer manufactured by Durable Hunke and Jochheim GmbH in the 1960s. Durable Hunke and Jochheim, founded in Iserlohn, Germany, built a reputation...

Mid-Century Modern stool by German manufacturer Mayer Sitzmöbel, produced in the 1970s. Four straight tubular chrome legs connect through a flat chrome apron rail, supporting a squar...

Mid-Century entry set in the style of Mathieu Mategot, composed of a wall-mounted mirror console and a freestanding umbrella stand, both in white wrought iron. The mirror unit featur...

Nine-drawer credenza from Lane Furniture's Staccato series, featuring the bold geometric block patchwork facade associated with Paul Evans's Brutalist aesthetic. The entire front fac...

Lounge chair designed in the style of Sergio Rodrigues's iconic OX chair, representing 1960s Brazilian Modernism at its most sculptural. The dark rosewood frame is built low to the g...

Set of eight armless pine dining chairs designed by Rainer Daumiller for Hirtshals Savvaerk. Each chair features the distinctive half-moon backrest Daumiller became known for, with a...

Rare, Dutch Mid-Century, REFORM table by Friso Kramer, arguably Netherland's greatest designer of the post-war era. Designed for the acclaimed Ahrend de Cirkel company and manufactur...

Pale yellow ceramic wall sconce by Gunnar Nylund for IFÖ Electric "Lyx" Series. Design echoes the style of Wilhelm Wagenfeld. Light is produced in the 1960s with clear Bauhaus influ...

Floor-standing abstract sculpture inspired by the work of Katarzyna Kobro, constructed in wood, laminate, and copper. The vertical composition arranges interlocking curved and rectil...

Dutch Mid-Century live-edge bench from the 1950s, constructed from spalted maple. The coarsely hewn top slab retains its natural irregular edge profile, with visible spalting pattern...

Pair of wall sconces, each with a large shallow dome diffuser in white opaque acrylic mounted on a chrome cylindrical arm and angled rectangular wall plate. The saucer-form diffuser ...

Brass pendant lantern from the 1930s, typical of Amsterdam School decorative production. The rectangular brass frame holds four geometric glass panels painted in the pyrochrome techn...

Tall ceramic table lamp base in the Tilgmans Keramik style, produced in the 1970s. The two-part form pairs a heavily textured, speckled gray-green upper neck with a tapered cylindric...

Balloon Lamp designed by Yves Christin for Italian lighting manufacturer Bilumen, produced in 1984. Frosted white plastic shade sculpted in a convincing balloon form, complete with a...

Red enameled metal desk lamp produced in Eastern Europe during the 1960s to 1970s, working in the visual tradition of Hala Zeist lighting design.Hala Zeist, the Dutch lighting manufa...

Mid-Century desk lamp produced by Szarvasi Vas-Fémipari, Hungary, dating to the 1960s or 1970s. Szarvasi Vas-Fémipari was a Hungarian state-run metalworks manufacturer active during ...

Mid-Century ceiling pendant manufactured by Napako in former Czechoslovakia. The generously proportioned glass shade takes a broad, shallow domed form, the so-called umbrella or rond...

Czech pendant light by Napako, dating to the 1960s, featuring a square rondelle frosted glass shade printed with concentric stripes in yellow and Gray. The shade's pointed oval silho...

Wide, shallow bowl-form ceiling flush mount in marbled glass with a striking two-tone pattern that moves from warm amber-orange on one side to cool gray on the other. The glass surfa...

Mid-Century pendant by Czech manufacturer Napako, featuring a shallow dome rondelle shade in glass printed with a bold diagonal stripe pattern in black, white, and Gray. Chrome hardw...

Adjustable table and wall lamp designed by Josef Hurka and produced by Kovona, the Czech manufacturer known for its Space Age-era lighting. The cylindrical spot shade in brushed meta...

Tri-ang Junior Wrecker Tow Truck manufactured in England in 1958. Constructed from enameled sheet metal, the truck features a red cab with pressed ribbed grille, open window cutouts,...

Maitland Smith L-shaped coffee table in black tessellated stone, produced in the 1970s. The form is composed of two rectangular volumes joined at a right angle, creating a bold asymm...

Five-arm wall sconce in the style of Hans-Agne Jakobsson, constructed with a brass framework and five amber blown glass globe shades. Arms branch from a central vertical spine and ho...