Hobbs Modern

A striking pair of MP-97 lounge chairs designed by Percival Lafer, one of Brazil’s most celebrated modernist furniture designers. Produced in Brazil during the height of the Brazilia...

A striking example of American Mid-Century Modern craftsmanship, this solid walnut three-drawer dresser by Ace-Hi combines sculptural form, exceptional materials, and practical stora...

Alexander Girard, alongside legends like Charles and Ray Eames and George Nelson, redefined postwar American design. While his peers often leaned into the austere, Girard brought the soul—infusing Modernism with a playful sense of color, texture, and pattern. Famous for his textiles designs, Girard also designed a small range of furniture for Herman Miller and Braniff Airways which was produced for only a short time.   This original side table is a stunning testament to that creative exuberance. Custom-designed for Braniff International Airways, this isn't just a piece of furniture; it’s a fragment of aviation and design history. Rare piece of Herman Miller history often seen only in museum collections.  Why This Piece Stands Out: The Stone: Our particular example features a striking Blue Pearl Granite top, dancing with white and blue flecks that truly come alive when caught in the light.  Italian-made stone tops were a hallmark of the higher-end production. The stone features distinct, reflective "eyes" or "pearls" of labradorite. These create a holographic, blue-silver shimmer against a dark charcoal background.  Authentic Pedigree: Unlike later reissues, this base is crafted from welded die-cast aluminum, maintaining the structural integrity of the original design. It also retains the original Herman Miller logo attached to the underside. As well as a made in Italy stamp on the Granite. Although the raw stone was likely quarried in Norway, Italy has historically been the world's primary hub for high-end stone finishing and fabrication, explaining the "Made in Italy" stamp found on authentic vintage Herman Miller tables...

A rare and beautifully proportioned George Nelson jewelry cabinet, combining refined American modernist design with exceptionally practical storage. Its long, shallow walnut case is ...

A masterclass in elegant utility, this rare Model 4856 Snack Table by Edward Wormley for Dunbar distills mid-century American luxury into a single, sculptural form. Light in hand, ye...

Leather daybed by Bruno Mathsson for Firma Karl Mathsson. The daybed originally debuted at the International Exhibition in Berlin in 1957. The frame is made of birch plywood and feat...

Designed by legendary American modernist George Nelson for Herman Miller, this authentic four-drawer dresser from the celebrated Basic Cabinet Series embodies the clean, architectura...

A sculptural study in proportion and restraint, this rare set of four "Viscount" arm chairs by Dan Johnson represents one of American mid-century design's most quietly extraordinary ...

A rare and highly collectible prototype by acclaimed American designer Jordan Mozer, this PushMe PullYou side table represents the bold sculptural vision that made Mozer one of the m...

Finn Juhl's Model 136 armchair for France & Son. This is a beautifully sculpted teak frame with Finn Juhl Classic design elements: floating seat and floating backrest. This chair has...

There are furniture makers, and then there are those rare individuals who treat wood the way a sculptor treats marbel — coaxing form from the material rather than imposing it. David ...

A highly functional example of American mid-century modern design, this Paul McCobb Planner Group credenza is constructed in solid maple. Designed by Paul McCobb for the Winchendon F...