Lloyd's Antiques

Model No. 415 by GISPEN, one of the Netherlands’ leading furniture manufacturers. Influenced by the Bauhaus movement, the company produced numerous pieces featuring functional, strea...

A beautiful easy chair designed in the 1970s (estimated) by Dutch designer Friso Kramer, featuring a frame that combines curves and straight lines. The contrast between the fabric an...

The LOTUS Armchair, created by Dutch designer Rob Parry. Rob Parry is one of the leading industrial designers of Dutch modern design, having worked across a wide range of fields, inc...

Estimated to have been produced in the 1960s, this is the SZ01 lounge chair designed by the renowned Dutch master Martin Visser. The warmth of the finely hand-woven rattan is beautif...

This exceptionally beautiful easy chair was created by the renowned designer Torbjørn Afdal in collaboration with Bruksbo. It is a refined example of Scandinavian design, where simpl...

This armchair was designed by Cees Braakman, one of the leading figures of Dutch mid-century design. While his collections are best known for iconic wooden storage furniture, this ar...

P.J. Muntendam is an influential designer who has created innovative and timeless designs for the Dutch furniture industry. By combining a linear wooden frame with delicate rattan we...

A coffee table that showcases the sculptural beauty characteristic of the prestigious Dutch furniture manufacturer, Fristho Franeker. The eye is drawn to the aesthetic form of the or...

This is a set comprising an oak armchair and stool designed by Børge Mogensen and manufactured by Fredericia Stolefabrik in Denmark. The frame is crafted from oak, a rare and prized ...

This product captivates with its unique Italian vintage style, blending retro charm with a futuristic design. The striking contrast between the wood and marble tops lends it a distin...

Founded in 1819 in Germany by Michael Thonet, Thonet rose to prominence across Europe from the mid-19th century to the early 20th century. This piece is an exceptionally rare early e...

This armchair was manufactured in the 1980s (estimated). Designed by Bruno Mathsson, one of Sweden's most renowned designers, it is the so-called "JESTON" easy chair, inheriting the ...

A lounge chair manufactured in the 1960s (estimated). This is the iconic 'Balloon Chair' by Danish designer Hans Olsen. Its modern, playful design features a rounded seat and slender...

Hans J. Wegner, a master craftsman who exerted a profound influence on the history of Danish furniture design. It is said he designed over 500 chairs during his lifetime, and his wor...

This is the armchair “FD 188,” designed in 1956 by the renowned Danish designer Arne Vodder. It was manufactured by France & Daverkosen, one of Denmark’s leading workshops of the...

This chair, widely recognised as one of the most famous examples of Nordic design, is the Model 42 chair by Kai Kristiansen, a renowned master of Nordic vintage design. Renowned for ...

An armchair manufactured in the 1960s (estimated). Designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard, it embodies the ultimate in simplicity and functional beauty. The materials combine fine...

The BRAVO Lounge Chair was designed by Norwegian designer Sigurd Ressell, best known for the iconic Falcon Chair. While Ressell is widely recognized for that masterpiece, the BRAVO L...

One of the masterpieces designed by Danish master Børge Mogensen. This is a vintage Spanish Chair Model 2226, manufactured by the existing Fredericia company. It is a globally acclai...

This is the Model AV 59 three-seater sofa, designed by Arne Vodder in 1959 and manufactured by Nielaus in Denmark. The sofa's greatest appeal lies in its vivid, high-quality leather,...

Scirocco lounge chair, designed by Arne Norell (estimated 1960s). Known affectionately as the 'Safari Chair', it is globally acclaimed as one of the masterpieces representing Scandin...

This is one of the iconic works designed by Kaare Klint, a Danish designer often referred to as the father of modern Danish design. Known both as a furniture designer and a professor...

This is the ARI Chair, a design-rich piece by Scandinavian designer Arne Norell. Created in 1966 by the renowned Swedish designer, the ARI Chair stands as one of Norell’s most famous...

This Butterfly Chair blends British tradition with functional beauty. Exquisite bentwood craftsmanship meets a beautifully simple, uncluttered design. The gentle curves of the backre...

This coffee table features a beautifully crafted top, making it a standout centerpiece for any living space. Estimated to date from the 1960s, this Italian vintage piece is distingui...

This one-of-a-kind wall mirror, created in Italy during the 1960s, is a striking example of the era’s refined artistry and innovation. Designed by Cristal Art, a renowned Italian mak...

This bar cabinet was crafted in Italy during the 1960s and beautifully reflects the era’s distinctive sense of design. The front doors feature a striking two-tone color scheme that e...

An armchair born in Italy, estimated to date from the 1950s. Its refined lines, stripped of all excess, make a striking impression, quietly standing while bringing a sophisticated rh...

Dining chair, estimated 1950s, designed by Carlo Ratti. Originally demonstrating his skills at a manufacturer specialising in mass-produced items for cinemas and industrial use, he e...

This chair, crafted in the 1990s (estimated), features a plywood seat rather than a cushioned one. Whilst this material often lends a somewhat rustic impression, its smooth, curved d...

A chair by Sibast Furniture, a leading Danish furniture brand. Manufactured around the 1960s, it is a beautiful piece featuring an organic curve in the backrest and a sharp design in...

Gio Ponti, often referred to as the father of Italian design, was a visionary whose influence extended far beyond furniture; he was also an architect who reshaped the landscape of mo...

This glass-top table features uniquely sculpted metal legs that extend outward in multiple directions, giving it an unmistakable and one-of-a-kind character unlike anything else. The...

This desk, created by the renowned Italian company Olivetti—famous for its iconic typewriters—offers both style and functionality in a single piece of furniture. Its generously sized...

A table with a captivating texture, created by the unique layering of colours in the marble. The rounded tabletop contrasts beautifully with the legs, showcasing Italian design sensi...

This Italian vintage marble-topped table stands like a single architectural structure, exuding an overwhelming presence and profound charm. Italy, renowned as a source of marble, has...

A desk from Olivetti, the Italian company renowned for its typewriters. Its spacious worktop and drawers provide ample storage for documents and files, making it an excellent choice ...

Fritz Henningsen, born in 1889, operated his own workshop primarily in Copenhagen, overseeing the entire process from design to furniture production. His high-quality furniture, whic...

Hans J. Wegner. It is said that he designed over 500 chairs during his lifetime, making him one of the most influential masters in the history of Danish furniture design. Among his w...

Leather sofa by Swedish master craftsman Arne Norell, 1960s. The structure, combining thick leather and beach wood, is the essence of Scandinavian design, combining beauty and functi...

This spoke-back sofa is one of the most representative pieces in the collection of the master Danish designer Boe Mogensen, and was exhibited at the Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibition i...

The Model 3238 armchair is derived from the 'Spanish Chair', one of the masterpieces designed for Danish master Borge Mogensen. It is one of the famous masterpieces he manufactured a...

Designed in 1965 by Danish design master Arne Jacobsen, the Oxford Chair was originally created for the professors’ dining hall at St. Catherine’s College, University of Oxford. This...

This elegant dressing table was designed by Silvio Cavatorta, a renowned Italian designer celebrated for his dedication to traditional craftsmanship over industrial mass production. ...

This two-seat leather sofa was created by Scandinavian furniture design master Ole Wanscher in the 1950s. It is characterised by its elegant and refined form, which seems to embody h...

Poul Kjærholm is one of Denmark's leading designers. After studying design at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, which produced many masters, he taught himself from 1955. His designs ar...

This round table features a sleek combination of glass and chrome, giving it a cool, modern impression. By reversing the orientation of the base, it can be used both as a dining tabl...

The marble tops feature a stunning blend of white and pale pink veining, creating a soft yet sophisticated surface that beautifully contrasts with the rich tones of the wooden bases....

This display shelf features a striking composition of clean, linear forms, showcasing the refined interplay between chrome and glass. The sleek metallic framework provides a contempo...

Ross F. Littell (July 14, 1924 - April 17, 2000) was an American textile and furniture designer known for his practical, innovative, and minimalist style as part of the Good Design m...

Stunning Mid-Century side table in curved wood designed by Franco Campo & Carlo Graffi in Italy during the late 1950s. This charming side table is unique thanks to the stunning hexag...

This truly iconic round table combines the sculptural beauty of its flowing chrome frame with the translucent elegance of its glass top. Its ideal proportions lend distinction to any...

This table boasts a stunning marble tabletop, beautifully crafted with a circular design that captures attention and adds an artistic flair. The slender legs extend gracefully with e...

This stunning glass-top coffee table was crafted in Italy during the 1970s — a period known for bold experimentation and timeless elegance in furniture design. The table’s base featu...

The elegant figure of a woman is depicted in the centre of a simple, abstract design. The detailed design and delicate lines are beautifully expressed.

The image you provided is a work titled "Swept Away" by Erte, a Russian-born artist and designer who is regarded as a leading figure of the Art Deco style. This piece was created in...

The image is said to have been originally created as a fashion picture for Harper's Bazaar in September 1920. It depicts a beautiful woman in the upmarket Parisian street of Faubourg...

A cold winter morning. The painting depicts graceful twin sisters dressed in furs. Erté excelled at highlighting female beauty, which is also gorgeously represented in this work.

It depicts an elegant woman in couture in front of a suspended bed. Said to have been created when Follies Bergère designed the stage and costumes.

This coffee table, believed to be from the 1970s, is the model MX800B, attributed to renowned Finnish designer and architect Alvar Aalto. Aalto is celebrated as one of the key figure...