Found Collectibles

A monumental and expressive Brazilian modernist bench from circa the 1960s, this elongated piece combines richly figured rosewood with five individually framed, gently curved cane se...

This pair of Brazilian modern armchairs by Carlo Hauner balances an architectural metal framework with sculpted wooden elements and luminous rust-colored cushions. The design’s chara...

This Brazilian modern armchair by José Zanine Caldas is a refined expression of the designer’s early work, bringing together assertive geometry, material clarity, and an unusually co...

This four-seat sofa by JD Móveis brings together expressive Brazilian rosewood, sculptural woodworking, and inviting upholstery. Its low, elongated frame gives the richly figured ven...

This Brazilian modern coffee table from the 1960s combines an elegant oval silhouette with richly figured rosewood and a carefully articulated sculptural base. Its low, elongated pro...

These Brazilian Modern side tables balance richly figured rosewood, expressive original marble, and an unusually graceful storage structure. Each square top frames the stone within a...

Produced by Móveis Linfor in Brazil during the 1960s, this extendable dining table brings together expressive rosewood, measured proportions, and practical versatility. Its elongated...

An exceptionally rare and historically significant set of ten dining chairs designed by Joaquim Tenreiro, one of the founding figures of Brazilian Modernism. Created during the 1960s...

A compelling example of Giuseppe Scapinelli’s sculptural approach to Brazilian modernism, this rare armchair from the 1950s reflects the designer’s distinctive ability to merge struc...

Produced by Decorações Fátima in Brazil during the 1960s, this pair of rosewood and travertine side tables brings architectural clarity to a richly textured combination of materials....

Designed by Sergio Rodrigues for Oca in 1965, the “Eleh” coffee table / bench belongs to the Arcos series and exemplifies the architectural clarity of his Brazilian Modern furniture....

This set of six hand-carved Brazilian stools from the 1970s brings together functional seating and the presence of a sculptural installation. Each piece has a pronounced Z-shaped pro...

Produced by Bureau Móveis in Brazil during the 1960s, this pair of rosewood armchairs expresses the architectural restraint and material richness of Brazilian modernism. Formerly own...

Produced by Casa Finland in Brazil during the 1960s, this compact bar cart brings architectural clarity to the rituals of serving and entertaining. Casa Finland’s furniture and domes...

An expressive Brazilian Modern dining table from the 1950s, attributed to Giuseppe Scapinelli, distinguished by richly figured caviúna, a softly contoured tabletop, and slender legs ...

An exceptional and increasingly scarce set of eight dining chairs by Cimo, Brazil, circa 1950 — a study in proportion, restraint, and material authority. Executed in richly grained c...

A generously proportioned Brazilian modern side table dating to the 1950s, distinguished by its square top, slender tapered legs, and richly figured caviúna wood. The design balances...

Designed by Joaquim Tenreiro in Brazil in the late 1950s, this pair of Brazilian modern armchairs presents an architecturally refined balance of slender metal framing, generous uphol...

Designed by Carlo Hauner in 1950s Brazil, this armchair and matching ottoman embody the warmth and sculptural clarity of Brazilian Modernism. The chair’s gently flared backrest opens...

A set of three Brazilian nesting tables from the 1960s, made with solid jacaranda rosewood frames. Each has a rectangular top and straight, square legs. Fitted brass sabots cap the f...

A masterclass in organic Brazilian modernism, this exceptional sculptural sofa captures the fluid elegance that defined the country's most innovative furniture of the 1950s. Conceive...

Made by Casa Finland in 1960s Brazil, this square coffee table gives flowers a place within the architecture of the piece. Four broad sections of imbuia form the top around a central...

Produced by Móveis Arrendamento in 1960s Brazil, this set of twelve dining chairs brings together precise woodworking, inviting proportions, and the expressive character of caviúna. ...

A generously proportioned Brazilian modern dining table attributed to Jorge Zalszupin. The expansive rosewood top reveals a vivid grain, with deep reddish-brown tones and the subtle ...

This generously proportioned Brazilian modern sofa pairs the warmth of richly figured rosewood with the soft, muted color of celadon mohair. The wood’s deep grain and tonal variation...

Made by Casa Finland in 1960s Brazil, this pair of side tables turns a practical need into a striking composition. Broad square tops project beyond the compact bases, while open lowe...

A sculptural Brazilian modern coffee table by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios, crafted in rosewood in the 1960s. The richly figured wood has developed a warm, nuanced patina that brings dep...

Made in Brazil in the 1960s, this Tropic-Art ice bucket brings a distinctly modern sensibility to an everyday bar accessory. Its clean cylindrical form is enlivened by taqueado const...

This rare set of six dining chairs, designed by Joaquim Tenreiro in the 1950s, exemplifies the designer’s pivotal role in shaping Brazilian modernism through clarity of structure, ma...

A sculptural Brazilian Modern extendable dining table crafted from richly figured caviúna hardwood in the 1960s. Its refined silhouette balances an exceptionally thin tabletop with a...

A sculptural Brazilian Modern chaise longue attributed to Carlo Hauner, dating to the 1950s. The design balances an expressive, handwoven wicker shell with a slender steel structure,...

This elegant pair of Brazilian armchairs combines architectural clarity with the warmth and expressive character of aged caviúna wood. The frames are defined by tall, gently inclined...

A sculptural expression of Brazilian modernism, the “Canoa” sofa by Liceu de Artes e Ofícios balances architectural precision with an unmistakably Brazilian design vocabulary. Its de...

Designed by Sergio Rodrigues circa 1965, the “Sabará” trunk is an exceptional example of Brazilian modernism, uniting purposeful storage with the architectural presence of collectibl...

Designed in the late 1960s to meet Brazil’s rapidly expanding demand for modern corporate and executive furniture, the “Commander” armchair stands as one of the period’s most innovat...

A refined pair of “Yara” side tables designed by Sergio Rodrigues in Brazil during the 1960s. Crafted in richly figured freijó wood, each table reflects Rodrigues’ distinctive synthe...

Rare set of ten Cantu dining chairs designed by Sergio Rodrigues in the 1960s, crafted in solid Brazilian rosewood with original faux leather upholstery. The chairs feature elongate...

A rare two-piece office set designed by Jorge Zalszupin and produced by L’Atelier in Brazil during the 1970s, comprising a foldable executive desk and a separate rolling file cabinet...

Produced by Forma during the golden era of Brazilian Modernism in the 1960s, this exceptional credenza embodies the movement's commitment to sculptural simplicity, uncompromising cra...

Designed and executed in Brazil during the 1950s by Pierre Weckx, this rare chaise lounge exemplifies the organic modern movement that shaped Latin American design in the postwar per...

A sculptural pair of Brazilian Mid-Century Modern armchairs by Cimo, crafted in rosewood during the 1960s. Their generous proportions and sensual curves embody the expressive charact...

Produced by Cimo in Brazil during the 1960s, this extendable dining table is a refined expression of Brazilian modernism, combining architectural clarity, functional ingenuity, and t...

A masterclass in restraint and proportion, this long-form credenza by Cimo exemplifies the quiet sophistication of Brazilian modern design in the 1960s. Executed in richly figured Br...

An exceptional and increasingly rare set of ten Brazilian Modern dining chairs produced by Móveis Primus during the 1960s. Distinguished by their restrained architectural lines and r...

This bench is made with Brazilian rosewood (also known as jacaranda), and it has a stunning tone with natural wood grain. In addition, the wood has been refinished and is now in exce...

A study in proportion, material intelligence, and quiet architectural clarity, this rare coffee table by Carlo Hauner embodies the disciplined elegance that defined the golden age of...

Produced by Novo Rumo in São Paulo during the 1960s, this monumental Brazilian Modern sofa combines generous comfort with a commanding architectural presence. Founded by architect an...

Produced by Novo Rumo in Brazil during the 1960s, this Brazilian Modern daybed pairs architectural clarity with a distinctly sculptural use of solid rosewood. Its elongated structure...

A rare pair of Brazilian modern armchairs designed by Jean Gillon during the 1960s. Generously proportioned and exceptionally comfortable, each chair is conceived as a softly archite...

A large Model 731 serving tray designed by Jean Gillon for WoodArt in Brazil, circa 1960s. Crafted in richly figured Brazilian rosewood, the tray displays deep reddish-brown tones an...

Executed in Brazilian rosewood (jacarandá), this set of four dining chairs reflects the restrained structural language of mid-century Brazilian design. The composition is disciplined...

An iconic 1960s Brazilian modern dining table designed by Jean Gillon for Celina Decorações, crafted in richly figured Brazilian rosewood. The circular top is distinguished by its s...

An iconic Brazilian modern chest of drawers produced by Móveis Cimo during the 1950s as part of a playful furniture line created for children, which included beds, armoires, chests, ...

A rare pair of iconic “Copa” lounge chairs designed by Jean Gillon for Italma during the 1960s, combining sculptural Brazilian hardwood, exposed suspension, and deeply comfortable up...

A remarkably rare early 1950s chaise lounge by John Graz, representing one of the most elusive expressions of Brazilian modern design. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Graz maintai...

A striking Brazilian modern armchair from the 1960s, distinguished by its sculptural presence, expressive materials and bold, Brutalist-influenced construction. The substantial expos...

Designed by Branco e Preto in Brazil in the 1950s, this rectangular side table reflects the material refinement and proportional discipline of Brazilian modern design. Furniture of t...

A substantial Brazilian modern desk produced by Ava in the 1960s, distinguished by its architectural construction, generous storage, and richly figured Brazilian rosewood. The expan...

This Brazilian modern bar cart from the 1960s combines architectural clarity with the warmth and expressive character of imbuia wood. Its open rectangular frame is organized across t...

This pair of Brazilian modern armchairs from the 1950s balances architectural clarity with exceptional comfort. The open frames are crafted from solid imbuia, a Brazilian hardwood pr...