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A refined set of three round wall mirrors produced by Cristal Art in Italy during the 1970s. Each mirror features a slender brass frame with softly beveled mirrored glass, showcasing...

A poetic ceramic horse sculpture by Víctor Ceprián Cortés, created in Spain in the 1980s and signed V.C. Cortés under the glaze. This expressive piece is accompanied by its original ...

An extraordinary signed sculpture by Pietro Cenedella, carved from luminous Carrara marble in the 1970s. Resting on a rectangular marble plinth, the work unfurls in a dynamic, shell-...

A striking and rare table lamp, model B105, designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson (1919–2009) and edited by Markaryd around 1960. This elegant piece features a tall 66 cm stem in brass wi...

Designed in 1938 by Josef Frank for Svenskt Tenn, this rare pair of table lamps, model 2552/2, showcases the refined ingenuity and lyrical elegance of Frank’s vision for modern light...

The Aella 50 table lamp, designed in 1966 by Renato Toso and Giovanna Noti Massari for Leucos, is here presented in its 1990s production, a large and striking piece that embodies the...

Designed in 1955 by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte, this rare pair of large wall sconces exemplifies the poetic elegance and technical mastery that defined postwar Italian lighting. Ea...

An iconic piece of Italian design, this Taccia table lamp by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni for Flos. It has been gently displayed only in a showroom window for a short period,...

Striking and highly expressive pair of hand-formed vases by Italian ceramist Pietro Melandri, crafted in Faenza in the 1960s. Each vase is completely unique in its form and glazing, ...

A stunning hand-painted ceramic vase by Ernan of Albisola, Italy, dating to the 1940s. Featuring an elegant baroque silhouette with a wide flared rim and bulbous body, the piece is r...

A refined set of five wall sconces produced by Barovier & Toso in the 1940s. Each piece features a gently curved, ribbed leaf in pressed glass, with a dew-like surface texture that d...

A beautifully proportioned pair of armchairs attributed to Federico Munari and produced by ISA Bergamo in the 1950s. Their organic curves and slender profile embody the refined sensu...

A rare and elegant pair of wingback armchairs designed by Paolo Buffa and produced by Framar in the 1950s. Executed in beautifully aged cherrywood, the frame showcases Buffa’s sign...

A rare and visually striking table lamp model “Fiesta” designed by Giorgio Longoni for Stilnovo, Italy, 1970s. This hypnotic lamp features three stacked spheres — two in deep cobalt...

A striking example of Italian industrial-inspired design, the “Lampara” suspension lamp was produced by Fontana Arte in 1965 and is featured in the brand’s Historical Archive. With ...

A refined pair of late 19th-century Venetian armchairs, finely hand-carved in solid walnut, fully restored and reinterpreted with a contemporary sensibility. The seats have been reup...

An exceptional set of six CH30 dining chairs designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1952 and produced by Carl Hansen & Søn, finely restored and reupholstered in luxurious black Sudden ful...

An extraordinary 19th-century Tibetan monastery door panel, dating to circa 1890, originally used as a chamber door for monks. This unique piece is a vibrant expression of Himalayan ...

This stylish rattan and bamboo stool, designed by Tito Agnoli in the 1960s, showcases the designer's signature blend of elegance and functionality. Measuring 40 cm in diameter and 39...

An exceptionally elegant French Art Nouveau cachepot, dating from the late 19th century, featuring a striking "whiplash" brass structure and rare opalescent glass. The frame appears ...

Step into timeless elegance with this exquisite pair of Italian Art Deco bookends from the glamorous 1930s. Meticulously hand-carved from rich beech wood, each piece is sculpted into...

A striking and contemporary Italian centerpiece from the 1970s, expertly crafted in aluminum, embodying the refined aesthetics reminiscent of renowned artisans like Burchiellaro and ...

The 'Shogun' table lamp, designed by Mario Botta for Artemide in 1986, embodies the visionary architect's signature style of geometric precision and functional artistry. Crafted in I...

The "Mezzachimera" Table Lamp by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, designed in 1969, is a quintessential example of timeless design. Its sinuous curves, formed by molding a sheet of opa...

A striking patinated bronze hippopotamus sculpture from the 1980s, featuring a beautifully aged surface that enhances its sculptural presence. The piece captures the essence of this ...

A stunning pair of Pietro Chiesa designs, these exquisite azure glass catchall trays or ashtrays date back to the 1940s. Crafted from two thick 2 cm glass sheets, they are masterfull...

A rare and evocative triangular mirror by the great architect Sandro Petti, designed in Rome in the 1970s. Created on commission as part of an exclusive series, this piece embodies t...

Rare bar cart designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for Søborg Møbler in the 1960s, an exquisite example of Danish modern design and craftsmanship. The piece features a sol...

This exquisite pair of handles, attributed to Sandro Petti for Maison Jansen, exudes sophistication and timeless elegance. Crafted from gold-lacquered brass and beautifully worked pl...

An exceptional and rare pair of lounge chairs designed by Adalberto Dal Lago and produced by Germa in 1974. Featuring a bold sculptural form, these chairs stand out for their distinc...

An exceptional set of four spherical candleholders, exquisitely handcrafted in pearwood by the illustrious Bottega Ghianda for Hermès Paris. Measuring 10 cm in diameter and 9 cm in ...

Introducing the iconic "B 791" sculptural chair, a groundbreaking design by the Thonet Brothers in 1915, produced by Thonet. This extraordinary piece stands as a pure and primordial ...

An exquisite table mirror by renowned sculptor Celestino Gallinaro, a master of the Padovan school, crafted in the 1950s. This delicate piece features a frame of hand-hammered and de...

A rare and exquisite decorative bottle by celebrated designer and sculptor Lorenzo Burchiellaro, known for his mastery of metals and his ability to blend artistic expression with fun...

A stunning sculptural travertine centerpiece designed by Pier Alessandro Giusti and Di Rosa for Up & Up Italia in the 1970s. This remarkable piece showcases the timeless elegance of ...

An exquisite Murano glass centerpiece designed by Gian Maria Potenza for La Murrina, Murano, in the 1970s. This signed masterpiece showcases the unparalleled craftsmanship and artis...

A striking sculptural centerpiece/plate in glazed ceramic by Cosimo Budetta for the iconic Fornace degli Angeli, Italy, 1970s. This exceptional piece captivates with its stunning col...

A striking Murano glass catch-all/centerpiece designed by Gian Maria Potenza for La Murrina in the 1970s. This exceptional piece seamlessly combines vibrant orange, deep black, and ...

A stunning early edition of the "Saffo" table lamp designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Artemide, Italy, 1967. This timeless piece features a handblown Murano glass shade that beautifu...

A stunning 1930s table lamp by Erik Tidstrand, produced by the esteemed NK Nordiska Kompaniet. This exquisite piece blends the sophisticated lines of Art Decò with the refined simpli...

This exceptional oak mortar is a testament to the artistry of handcrafting, likely dating back to the late 1920s. Entirely carved and sculpted by hand, this one-of-a-kind piece rests...

This charming set of five vintage cocktail sipper straws is a beautiful example of Italian craftsmanship from the 1950s, made by the renowned PM Italy. Designed in the style of Gio P...

A beautifully crafted small round box by the renowned Italian designer Gabriella Crespi, dating back to the 1960s. This exquisite piece is crafted in brass, showcasing Crespi's signa...

Elevate your decor with this stunning ceramic catchall or centerpiece by renowned Italian designer Tommaso Barbi, crafted in Rome during the 1970s. Despite its era of creation, this ...

Experience timeless Italian design with this exquisite "Giova" lamp by the legendary Gae Aulenti for Fontana Arte, designed 1964. A beautiful and collectible light sculpture, the "Gi...

Enhance your home decor with this stunning set of six attribuited to Gio Ponti Silver Plate Soliflores, crafted by Fratelli Calderoni in Italy during the 1960s. Each soliflore feat...

This functional yet artful piece seamlessly blends form and function, embodying the era's sophisticated design ethos. Crafted with precision, the stand features a curved tempered gl...

A captivating rustic stool from the 1940s, crafted in Italy with a distinctive triangular sculptural form. This piece radiates character, featuring a gorgeous patina that has natural...

A beautiful and rare pair of vintage Orrefors ceiling lamps, designed by Carl Fagerlund in the 1960s. These iconic pieces combine the elegance of Scandinavian design with the excepti...

Discover the timeless elegance of mid-century Scandinavian design with this pair of polished brass wall lights, crafted in the 1960s by the renowned Swedish designer Peter Celsing fo...

A stunning pair of French Art Deco bookends from the 1930s, masterfully crafted from luxurious black marble, gleaming brass, and finely detailed bronze. These elegant sculptures depi...

The sculpture captures a moment of serene grace, as the woman delicately holds her hair with her right hand, exuding an air of elegance rarely found in similar works. What makes this piece particularly unique is its unusual coloration: unlike most terracotta figures, which typically exhibit reddish-brown tones, this figure has darkened over time to a striking grey-black-brown hue. This transformation occurred due to centuries of submersion in the mud of the Brantas River, where the natural elements enriched the statue with its distinct coloration (refer to the photos of discoveries during the extraction of other statues, as seen on pages 16-17 of the catalog). Originating from the Trowulan region in East Java, this handmaiden figure is documented on page 161 as figure number 28 in the Majapahit catalog and stands as a rare example of terracotta craftsmanship from this ancient civilization. The piece has been carefully studied and authenticated by Professor Agus Aris Munandar, a distinguished scholar in Indonesian archaeology. Professor Munandar, born in 1959, is currently the professor of Indonesian Archaeology at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta. His extensive research focuses on Hindu-Buddhist archaeology, iconography, and the ancient history of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. He served as a member of the Indonesian team of experts at National Cultural Heritage from 2015 to 2018 and previously held the role of Head of Institute and Research at the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Indonesia. Now the head of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Indonesia, Professor Munandar has authored numerous articles and 19 books, many of which delve into Majapahit culture and artifacts, solidifying his reputation as a leading scholar in the field. This extraordinary figure is accompanied by a preface from Professor Massimo Vidale of the University of Padua, who offers invaluable insights into the significance of Majapahit terracotta...

Immerse yourself in the captivating legacy of the Majapahit Empire with this rare and beautifully preserved 15th-century terracotta handmaiden figure. Depicting a fertile woman tenderly holding her child, this evocative sculpture symbolizes the deep-rooted cultural values of fertility, family, and domestic protection that were integral to Majapahit society. These figures were often kept in households as guardians of the hearth, believed to bring prosperity and ensure the well-being of the family. This statue radiates a sense of ancient spirituality and reverence. Its connection to both the sacred and the everyday life of Majapahit culture makes it a fascinating piece for collectors and historians alike. Hailing from the esteemed Trowulan region in East Java, this rare piece has journeyed through centuries before finding its place in the private collection of Anacleto Spazzapan. Documented in the Majapahit catalog on page 144 as figure number 11, it has been meticulously studied and authenticated by Professor Agus Aris Munandar, a prominent authority in Indonesian archaeology. Professor Munandar, born in 1959, is currently the professor of Indonesian Archaeology at the University of Indonesia in Jakarta. His extensive research focuses on Hindu-Buddhist archaeology, iconography, and the ancient history of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. He served as a member of the Indonesian team of experts at National Cultural Heritage from 2015 to 2018 and previously held the role of Head of Institute and Research at the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Indonesia. Now the head of the Department of Archaeology at the University of Indonesia, Professor Munandar has authored numerous articles and 19 books, many of which delve into Majapahit culture and artifacts, solidifying his reputation as a leading scholar in the field. Professor Munandar's endorsement, complemented by a preface from Professor Massimo Vidale of the University of Padua, offers invaluable insights into the religious and decorative significance of Majapahit terracotta...

A pair of exquisite wall lights designed by the renowned Swedish designer Hans-Agne Jakobsson for his own firm in Markaryd, Sweden, circa 1960s. These lights showcase the timeless el...

This elegant coffee table, designed by Centro Studio for Flexform in 1988, is a stunning example of the brand's commitment to timeless design and superior craftsmanship. Crafted from...

Decorative wall sculpture titled "Geometrien" by Ludwig Theodor Gloss, created in 1961 in Germany. This abstract piece, while predating the Memphis movement, beautifully anticipates ...

This stunning column ashtray, designed by Gianni Moscatelli for Formanova in the 1960s, embodies the elegance of mid-century Italian design. Featuring a beautiful deep blue/green gla...

A tribute to the iconic towers of Yemen's historic walled city of Shibam, this totem mirror by Ettore Sottsass Jr. is a captivating centerpiece for any interior. The mirror's design ...

This stunning pair of lacquered wood sideboards from the Qing Dynasty (circa 1870-1880) are reminiscent of Chinese temples with their architectural form, evoking the grandeur of trad...

This striking Brutalist ceramic jug from the 1950s, crafted by C.A.S. Vietri, embodies the raw, textured allure of mid-century design. The jug is finished with a distinctive "drop gl...