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“The Knight” is a unique found-metal sculpture by Hungarian artist József Szabó, founder of Trash Works Industrial. Constructed from discarded mechanical and industrial components, ...

Gillis Lundgren KONTIKI Children's High Chair for IKEA, Sweden, 1970s A rare vintage KONTIKI children's high chair designed by Gillis Lundgren for IKEA, Sweden, in the 1970s. A dis...

An expressive example of late 20th-century Hungarian metalwork, characterized by five sweeping curved arms arranged at different heights around a strong central axis. Wide, shallow c...

A distinctive vintage TISCA “Sophie” rug, hand-tufted in France in the 1990s from 100% New Zealand wool. The rug features a rich deep-blue ground animated by a playful, almost paint...

A distinctive vintage Italian table lamp dating from the 1960s–1970s, created in the style of the glass mosaic lamps commonly associated with Toa Tesserine. The spherical shade is c...

A characterful set of four vintage stacking chairs manufactured by Kusch + Co in Germany during the 1970s. Each chair combines a molded plywood seat and separate gently curved backr...

This original Tisca "Krumi" rug dates from the 1990s and is expertly hand-tufted from premium-quality wool, offering exceptional durability, a luxurious feel, and excellent natural i...

Its character comes from the tall, airy structure and the naturally flowing lines of the rattan. Four slender legs flare gently towards the floor before curving back into decorative ...

A distinctive handcrafted rattan side table made in Japan, most likely during the 1970s. The design is defined by three tall looped supports, a circular top formed from tightly coil...

Distinctive Swedish postmodern coffee table dating from the 1980s, featuring a sculptural black base and a circular marmorino top. The table is defined by its expressive bent plywoo...

Elegant Swedish modernist occasional table dating from the 1960s, distinguished by its refined proportions and rich combination of woods. The tabletop features beautifully figured B...

Elegant set of three nesting tables designed by Henning Kjærnulf and produced in Denmark by EG Kvalitetsmøbel during the 1960s. Crafted from solid oak, the tables are distinguished ...

A distinctive and elegant pair of La Palma folding chairs, manufactured in Italy during the 1970s. The chairs feature slender dark green lacquered metal frames and tall sculptural f...

A strong yet calm character piece, combining sculptural wooden construction with understated natural elegance. The solid frame gives the chair a grounded, architectural presence, whi...

A striking red vintage desk lamp designed by Klaus Hempel for the German manufacturer Hustadt Leuchten. This is model V3925/01, a distinctive example of 1970s German Space Age and Po...

This striking unsigned oil painting evokes the spirit of Southern French modernism, with its richly layered, almost relief-like surface, vivid Mediterranean palette, and dreamlike co...

“Shaman Dance II” by Sz. Kovács Géza is a powerful pastel composition with a strong sense of rhythm, movement and symbolic presence. Rather than reading as a simple figurative scene,...

Utak / Roads by Hungarian painter and graphic artist Gyurkovics Hunor is a refined abstract oil painting from 1999, balancing landscape memory with symbolic composition. Rather than ...

Elegant pair of Portuguese ceramic table lamps produced by Arfai Ceramics in the 1990s. These sculptural lamps combine clean geometric lines with handcrafted ceramic surfaces, creati...

A striking handcrafted ceramic table lamp featuring an elegant elongated baluster form, decorated with an all-over constellation of cream circular motifs against a deep black-burnish...

There is a quiet clarity to this chair — a balance between functionality and form that defines much of late 20th-century French design. This stacking chair, produced in France circa...

There is a quiet precision to this lamp — a kind of restrained elegance that defines the best of German mid-century design. This Pfäffle table lamp, produced in Germany during the 1...

Tano Zenyu framed Japanese painting, most likely titled Shukujitsu (祝日), meaning “Holiday” or “Festive Day,” presenting an evocative and contemplative figural composition with a sere...

This handcrafted stoneware vase by Swedish ceramic artist Tomas Anagrius exemplifies the refined balance between sculptural form and functional design that defines Scandinavian studi...

This clean-lined Swedish modern side table reflects the core values of Scandinavian design: functionality, balanced proportions, and the natural beauty of materials. Crafted from bi...

This striking large-scale graphic work belongs to József Kádár’s mature Paris period, when the artist further developed the visual language he described as “spatial geometry” with cl...

This striking large-scale piece (170 × 170 cm) translates the visual language of French abstract artist Guy de Lussigny into textile form, produced in ...

Untitled (Study), 2015 by Kazuo Yamada Oil on canvas, framed Exhibited work – 68th Chūshin Art Exhibition, Japan (F100) A fully documented, large-scale exhibited painting by Japanes...

This large-scale, expressive painting by Japanese artist Miyazaki Kumiko elevates the motif of corn plants beyond simple representation into a rhythmic and quietly powerful compositi...

This rare and highly expressive oil painting on canvas by Japanese art historian, researcher, and artist Takashi Kaburagi was created in 1996 and is officially titled on the reverse ...

A rare and sculptural mid-century modern wall lamp produced by Goebel Porzellanfabrik in Germany during the 1970s, part of the distinctive “PAN” series. This piece stands out with i...

A clean, functional and timeless example of Swiss modernist lighting design. This double globe wall light features thick hand-crafted crackle (ice) glass shades, creating a delicate...

Iconic 1950s–60s Swedish modernist desk lamp, designed by Ewa Varnamo (Model 506), featuring a perforated metal shade and a brass gooseneck arm. This classic Scandinavian mid-century...

This elegant Tisca “Vermont” wool rug represents the sophisticated modern textile design tradition associated with the French-based company Tisca. During the late 20th century the co...

This distinctive Tisca wool rug was produced in the French Tisca workshops during the 1980s, a period when the company supplied high-quality architectural textiles for modern interio...

This striking modernist rug was produced by Tisca Textil AG, the renowned Swiss manufacturer known for high-quality architectural textiles and design rugs. According to the original ...

This sculptural armchair was produced by the renowned Italian manufacturer Matteo Grassi, internationally recognized for its exceptional leather craftsmanship and refined modern desi...

This striking pair of Italian postmodern chairs celebrates the bold geometry and expressive color language of 1990s design. The distinctive round backrests and clean, architectural s...

This sculptural ceiling light shade was produced in Czechoslovakia during the mid-20th century, most likely between the 1950s and 1970s, a period c...

This monumental 170 × 248 cm interpretation of Le Passage du Temps (The Passage of Time) by Bernard Quentin (1923–2020), one of the key figures of post-war French semiotic and scrip...

An original Tendo Mokko Japanese low table, representing one of the most refined expressions of post-war Japanese modern design. Crafted using Tendo’s renowned molded plywood techno...

A classic early 19th-century Biedermeier writing secretaire featuring clean architectural lines and a beautiful honey-toned veneer surface. Behind the fall-front writing flap, a tho...

A refined set of solid beechwood armchairs reflecting the clean proportions and functionalist spirit of late 20th-century German modernist furniture design. Their aesthetic closely r...

This striking yet balanced TISCA rug is a strong example of late 20th century European textile design. Designed by Ulrike Sarvari, the LEON model features a bold zigzag and stepped g...

The Soft Heart chair is far more than a seating object—it is an iconic, emotionally driven design statement. Designed by the internationally acclaimed Ron Arad for Moroso, this piece...

This exceptional Mason & Hamlin pedal pump organ dates from approximately 1880–1895, a period that marks the height of reed organ production and popularity in the United States. Manu...

This large, hand-knotted wool rug from the Tisca workshop, “ILES”, embodies the bold artistic vision that defined the brand’s most sought-after collector’s pieces at the end of the 2...

This elegant vintage pendant lamp was produced by DORIA Leuchten, one of Germany’s most respected lighting manufacturers of the mid-20th century. DORIA was widely recognized for its ...

This distinctive vintage chair was designed and manufactured by Kusch+Co in the 1980s and represents the bold postmodern aesthetic of the era. It reflects the German manufacturer’s w...

Mid-century modern comfort and durability – Don Albinson’s classic design! Discover the iconic stackable chair from the 1970s, designed by Don Albinson for Knoll International. The ...

This rare three-piece modular lounge set captures the essence of European furniture design in the 1970s—a period when designers embraced softer, organic forms and elevated comfort as...

This high-back vintage armchair is an iconic piece of modern furniture design from the 1970s. Its clean, timeless silhouette reflects the hallmarks of Scandinavian style. The sturdy,...

This armchair from the 1970s is a classic, timeless piece, crafted with a wooden frame and upholstered in a ribbed fabric with burgundy-red tones. Its clean, minimalist design is rem...

This 1990s Swiss modern chair reflects the purity and functionality often associated with Scandinavian design. The curved molded plywood seat and back form a soft, organic silhouette...

This pendant lamp was manufactured by Temde Leuchten, a German lighting company, during the 1970s as part of the Mid-Century Modern design movement. The combination of smoked glass d...

A timeless and elegant cantilever chair from the celebrated German manufacturer Tecta, designed in continuity with the Bauhaus tradition of Mart Stam, Marcel Breuer and Jean Prouvé. ...

This modernist triple candle holder was likely produced in the 1960s during the height of Mid-Century Modern design. The piece features a distinctive geometric base with an angular, ...

Two of the six available chairs are swivel models. All pieces are original; however, the chair tops were refinished at some point. Designed by Eero Saarinen and manufactured by Knol...

This sleek chrome desk lamp exemplifies the Art Deco design movement that flourished in France during the 1920s and 1930s. The streamlined form with its polished chrome finish and mi...

The Strimma wall lamp was designed in the 1990s by Swedish designers Knut Hagberg and Marianne Hagberg for IKEA. This distinctive lamp features a bentwood plywood construction with p...