Johanna Schultz Wohnen

Charming Italian children’s rattan armchair dating from the 1950s, featuring an unusually decorative, almost floral backrest and beautifully curved armrests. Entirely made of rattan and cane, the small armchair combines the lightness of Italian mid-century furniture with a wonderfully playful design. The high rounded back is formed by slender bent rattan elements arranged in a fan-like pattern, while the open woven seat and gently curved arms give the chair its delicate, airy appearance. Despite its small scale, this is a functional children’s chair rather than simply a decorative miniature. Children can comfortably sit in it, making it a particularly charming addition to a child’s room, while its sculptural quality also makes it an attractive decorative piece in a living room or bedroom. The natural warm patina of the rattan gives the chair plenty of character. A lovely example of Italian 1950s rattan furniture...

his unusual Italian decorative bottle dates from the 1960s and is a charming example of the expressive, handcrafted decorative objects of the period. A glass bottle has been complete...

This sculptural marble coffee table was custom-made in the 1970s and is a unique piece characterized by its strong geometric proportions and beautifully veined natural stone. The square coffee table consists of two separate elements: a substantial central pedestal and a removable marble top. The pedestal is constructed from four marble panels and is hollow inside, while the tabletop itself is made from approximately 2 cm thick solid marble. Its particularly substantial appearance is created by the elaborate stepped and profiled edge, which gives the tabletop additional visual depth and architectural character. The pale marble displays an elegant natural grey veining across both the tabletop and base. Combined with the low, monolithic silhouette, it creates the luxurious yet restrained appearance associated with high-end 1970s interiors. The tabletop rests freely on the pedestal and is neither glued nor screwed into place. The two-part construction also makes the table considerably easier to transport. A distinctive one-of-a-kind 1970s marble coffee table...

This decorative Italian Mid-Century magazine rack dates from the 1950s and combines a slender black metal frame with two rectangular side panels featuring traditional hunting scenes....

This striking 1970s brass arc floor lamp features three individually adjustable curved arms, three spherical shades and a substantial natural marble base. Its dramatic proportions an...

This rare industrial metal boot mold from Turkey dates from the mid-20th century and was originally produced as a functional tool for the manufacture of boots, most likely for molded...

This elegant picture frame dates from around 1900 and is a fine decorative example from the turn of the century. The rectangular frame is distinguished by its unusual mirrored border...

This striking Italian serving dish dates from the 1970s and combines polished stainless steel with gold-tone metal and decorative clear glass details. Marked “INOX 18/10 Made in Ital...

This elegant French Limoges porcelain box dates from the 20th century and is distinguished by its unusual spherical form and refined gilt-metal mounting. Made of white glazed porcelain, the box consists of two rounded halves joined by an ornate gilt-metal band that encircles the body. The decorative metal mount features a finely embossed repeating pattern and an elaborate clasp with a small wreath-shaped handle, providing a rich contrast to the simplicity of the plain white Limoges porcelain. The almost perfectly spherical silhouette gives the piece a particularly sculptural quality and sets it apart from more conventional rectangular or oval porcelain boxes. Limoges has been one of France’s most important centers of porcelain production since the late 18th century and became internationally renowned for its fine white porcelain and decorative objects. Small Limoges porcelain boxes were produced in numerous forms and were traditionally used for jewelry, keepsakes and other personal objects. With its restrained white porcelain body and elaborate gilt-metal details, this French Limoges box...

This German Mid-Century wall mirror dates from the 1950s and features a characteristic combination of black metal, brass-colored details and a rectangular mirror plate. The open grid...

This Mid-Century brass seal sculpture, dating from the 1960s–1970s, is a charming decorative object characterized by its elegant, stylized silhouette and warm golden surface. The sea...

A charming set of four mid-19th century French apothecary jars in hand-blown clear glass, each retaining its original ground glass stopper and gilt hand-painted label with Latin bota...