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Elegant French side table from the 1940s, crafted in solid oak with a softly bleached finish and retaining its original glass top. The design is defined by a refined balance between...

An imposing and architecturally composed table lamp model “Hermes,” designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia in the 1970s. The name refers to the mythological Greek god Hermes — messenger...

TOTEMO is an architectural stool designed and produced by FORME — a refined study in volume, balance, and material contrast. Conceived as a compact yet powerful presence, it embodies...

A striking and exceptionally comfortable pair of Italian armchairs produced by ISA Bergamo in the 1950s, attributed to Gio Ponti. The design embodies the bold and distinctly Milanes...

An imposing and sculptural “Diomede” table lamp designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia in the 1970s, offered as exclusive new old stock directly from the manufacturer’s archive. The ...

A refined pair of Italian benches attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, dating to the 1940s, embodying the designer’s distinctive balance between structural lightness and sculptural elegan...

A refined Italian bench attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich, dating to the 1940s, embodying the designer’s distinctive balance between structural lightness and sculptural elegance. The f...

Unique piece oversized Quaderna console / table with custom black legs Superstudio, Italy, 1970s This one-of-a-kind oversized Quaderna console / table was custom-made in the 1970s b...

This exceptional dining table is a rare and highly refined example of Italian post-war design, custom made in the 1950s for an important Milanese family closely connected to the Bors...

Executed in brass with substantial horizontal arms and spherical smoked amber glass shades, these wall lights perfectly express Jakobsson’s refined and atmospheric design language, w...

A poetic pair of wall lamps from the celebrated “Sonata” series by Hans-Agne Jakobsson, produced in Markaryd during the 1960s. Each sconce is composed of three slender arms in warm ...

Each hook is crafted from thick brass sheet, expertly bent into a sculptural, architectural form that balances strength and refinement. The design is understated yet highly sophistic...

A rare and beautifully preserved trio of ceramic monofiore vases by acclaimed Italian ceramist Bruno Gambone, likely dating from the 1960s–1970s, a period when the artist was deeply ...

Large and evocative decorative jug produced in Montopoli d’Arno, Tuscany, circa 1920. A powerful and sculptural object, deeply rooted in the Italian ceramic tradition, where function...

Sculptural blown glass vase with vertical bands in clear crystal, amethyst and deep Pompeian red, designed by Fulvio Bianconi for A.V. Mazzega, Murano, in the 1950s. The composition ...

This rustic stool originates from the Valle d’Aosta, Italy, near the French border, and dates to the late 19th century. A powerful example of Alpine rural craftsmanship, it stands at...

This minimalist side table or stool is carved from solid cedar and finished using the ancient Yakisugi technique, a traditional Japanese method of wood preservation dating back over ...

Attributed to Fontana Arte, this refined Italian side table from the mid-20th century exemplifies the sculptural elegance and material experimentation that define the brand’s most ic...

Elegant Italian Art Deco console or small writing desk from the 1930s, finely crafted and fully finished on both sides, allowing it to be placed freely in the center of a room. The p...

An iconic example of late-20th-century Murano glass design, this sculptural floor lamp model LT316 was designed by Carlo Nason for Mazzega/Vetrerie Nason and embodies the poetic bala...

A refined pair of wall mirrors in the Louis XVI style, crafted in Florence by a skilled artisan workshop and entirely made of hand-worked and chased cast brass. These mirrors embody...

A highly decorative and atmospheric large tray mirror dating to the late 19th century, crafted in Italy and conceived as a true statement piece. The mirror is set within an architect...

This exceptional table lamp was designed by Angelo Brotto for Esperia and represents a refined synthesis of sculpture, material research, and architectural balance. Featuring a solid...

An exquisite Italian table mirror of remarkable refinement, executed in finely cast and hand-finished brass, and attributable by style and craftsmanship to an Italian noble commissio...

A striking pair of Austrian Secessionist vide-poche bowls, finely cast in solid brass and entirely hand-worked, dating to the early 20th century. These sculptural objects are modeled...

An extraordinary sculptural centerpiece in Murano art glass, signed and dated Yalos Murano, 2008. This striking work exemplifies the refined experimentation of contemporary Murano gl...

A quietly theatrical wall light, defined by the tension between strict geometry and a soft, refracted glow. The silhouette is resolutely architectural: a rectangular wall plate in bl...

An enduring icon of 20th-century design, this Wassily Chair by Marcel Breuer stands as one of the purest expressions of Bauhaus thinking translated into furniture. Conceived in 1925–...

An extraordinarily rare pair of Murano glass candleholders designed by Ercole Barovier and executed by Barovier & Toso in 1938. These sculptural pieces display all the hallmarks of B...

A beautifully detailed pair of mid-century brass roosters, captured in a lively foraging pose. Each sculpture is finely cast with an extraordinary level of craftsmanship: layered plu...

A charming and beautifully preserved Art Nouveau epergne, combining delicate opalescent glass with an intricately cast metal base. This poetic object captures the refined decorative sensibility of the early 1900s, when table décor blended elegance with utility. The upper element is a finely blown opalescent glass trumpet, its rim softly ruffled and its body worked with a subtle diamond texture. It rests on the central fitting and can be removed, allowing it to function as a graceful single-stem vase. Beneath it, the wide, undulating opaline dish...

An extraordinary pair of sculptural Murano glass candlesticks by Archimede Seguso, dating to the 1950s. Signed on the underside, these pieces represent one of the most sophisticated ...

A striking and uncommon centerpiece bowl designed by Aldo Londi for Bitossi in the 1970s, showcasing the iconic Rimini Blue workmanship in an unusual, wide, sculptural form. Measurin...

An extraordinary and historically important Murano glass vase by Aureliano Toso, dating to 1939, showcasing one of the most technically demanding and visually striking glassmaking te...

An extraordinarily rare example of Ercole Barovier’s early 1930s experimentation with the pulegoso technique, this sculptural vase represents one of the most sought-after chapters in...

A refined pair of Murano glass and polished brass wall sconces by De Majo, Venice, produced in the 1970s. Elegant and timeless, these pieces beautifully reinterpret the glamour of 19...

Refined and sculptural, this striking wall sconce — informally referred to as “lancia” for its resemblance to a wall-mounted lance — was produced by Stilux in the 1960s. The fixture ...

Refined and sculptural, this striking set of wall sconces — informally referred to as “lancia” for their resemblance to a wall-mounted lance — was produced by Stilux in the 1960s. Ea...

Exceptional museum-grade Lalique crystal vase, Paris, 1970s. A monumental sculptural piece in thick, heavy crystal (approximately 7 kg), signed on the base and still retaining its or...

A striking and highly sculptural “Twisted Tornado” flower vase, by Lisa Mori, Italy, 1980s. This modernist objet d’art merges a sensuous, vortex-like cast-al...

A sculptural and beautifully crafted Italian vide-poche, ashtray, or small centerpiece attributed to Sandro Petti for Liwan’s Roma, dating from the 1970s and sourced directly from a ...

A delightful set of six Murano glass placeholders by Venini VIP, dating to the 1990s. Each piece is hand-crafted in a luminous knot form, executed in six distinct and vibrant colors:...

Majestic pair of travertine pedestals produced by Up&Up in the 1970s — rare, sculptural and of exceptional material quality. Carved from s...

A striking and highly decorative one-of-a-kind soliflore vase signed Schiavon, entirely hand-built and hand-painted by the artist. With its sculptural silhouette and vibrant palette,...

A beautifully hand-painted majolica amphora from Orvieto, dating to the 1960s and signed “NP / Orvieto” on the underside. Richly decorated with vibrant arabesque motifs and warm, sat...

An extraordinary marble sculpture by Italian artist Pietro Cenedella, an abstract head-like form balancing between figuration and pure gesture. The piece is entirely carved from Carr...

A stunning pair of hand-modeled terracotta sculptures by the Sardinian master ceramist Saverio Farci, representing a man and a woman. Each piece is entirely handmade, displaying Farc...

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...

A truly exceptional and rare example of Aldo Londi’s work for Bitossi Ceramiche, this sculptural ceramic fish belongs to the iconic “Rimini Blu” collection, designed and produced in ...

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 original early-edition “Tulip” dining table designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll International and produced in Italy during the 1960s. Conceived to eliminate what Saarinen defined ...

A rare and versatile pair from the Zanotta Historical Archive Collection, these “Brighella” pieces can serve as elegant side tables or stylish low stools. Designed in the 1980s, they...

A striking and monumental pair of cloisonné enamel vases, likely Chinese in origin, dating to the early 20th century (circa 1910s). Standing at 51.5 cm in height with a generous 30 c...

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,...