LAURENCE FUGERE STUDIO

Tom Dixon designed the Banana Chair in 1988 for Cappellini, during the period that followed his breakout S Chair and cemented his reputation as a leading voice of British Creative Sa...

Indian Summer vase designed by Gaetano Pesce for Fish Design, originally designed in 1995 and handcrafted in Italy by Corsi Design Factory. Accompanied by a Fish Design certificate o...

A rare and highly collectible early work by Tom Dixon, the Spiral Floor Lamp was designed in 1989 and is credited by the designer as his “first real lamp,” marking the beginning of h...

A luminous Mediterranean harbour scene by French artist Aimé-Daniel Steinlen (1923–1996), rendered in warm ochres and amber against a cool blue-grey waterway dotted with small boats....

Great — this fills in the picture nicely. The WorthPoint listing is particularly useful: this is a size #1 bag, measuring approximately 5½" high × 2⅞" wide × 1⅞" deep — which matches...

A captivating example of Venetian glassmaking at its most theatrical, this Murano glass tazza showcases the technical virtuosity and decorative exuberance for which the island's mast...

A striking example of Belgian crystal craftsmanship at its most boldly decorative. This substantial two-piece centerpiece set — comprising a deep bowl and a matching underplate — is ...

A rare and exquisite example of early Tiffany Studios craftsmanship, this small Favrile glass salt cellar exemplifies the luminous artistry for which Louis Comfort Tiffany became leg...

A striking example of French avant-garde design at its most sculptural, this Kaïdo lounge chair by Kwok Hoï Chan for Steiner is one of the most coveted and collectible pieces to emer...

Sculptural cast glass object in the form of an elongated human face, cast in solid clear glass and stamped “Galerie Archipelago.” The piece captures facial features in a softly disto...

A French early 1900s oak column pedestal, featuring a richly carved fluted shaft and a warm, naturally aged patina that highlights the depth of the wood. This antique oak pedestal is crafted in the classical tradition, with a stepped square base and a circular top, offering balanced proportions and a strong architectural presence. Designed as a display plinth, this French oak column pedestal is ideal for showcasing sculpture, ceramics, or plants, bringing height and focus to an interior. The solid oak construction gives it both weight and durability, while the visible wear—light surface marks and tonal variations—adds character and speaks to its authenticity and age. This antique pedestal stands...

A sculptural grouping composed of four stylized standing figures in copper, arranged in a tight circular formation. Each figure is defined by a simplified, architectural silhouette—f...