Mid Mod - Original Vintage

Portuguese lounge chair manufactured in Lisbon during the 1980s by Tubline — Sociedade Industrial de Móveis, Lda. The chair retains its original Tubline paper labels on the rear upri...

Set of four Model Noruega dining chairs designed by Gastão Martins Machado for Móveis Olaio in 1978. Seen together, the chairs form a warm and graphic group: reddish-brown timber fra...

This sculptural coffee table is a striking example of European modernist design from the 1960s–1970s. Its organic free-form top is veneered in a richly figured dark striped wood, cre...

A sculptural mid-century ashtray produced by Pukeberg in Sweden during the 1960s, embodying the clarity and tactile sensibility of Scandinavian modern design. This piece stands out f...

A visually striking table lamp that captures the tension between restraint and expression, bringing together elements from different eras into a singular, cohesive object. The base,...

A sculptural multi-globe floor lamp by Goffredo Reggiani for Reggiani, representing the expressive language of Italian Space Age lighting from the 1970s. The composition is defined ...

A framed Biostim chart titled “Pain Management – Treatment Mode,” produced in the 1980s, recontextualized here as a striking piece of graphic wall art. Originally designed for clinic...

A framed anatomical chart produced by Dynex Neurostimulator in 1980, presenting “Optimal Stimulation Sites for TENS Electrodes.” Originally created for clinical use, this piece today...

A sculptural pine chair attributed to Roche Bobois, produced in France during the 1970s, embodying a strong brutalist and primitive design language. This piece moves beyond purely fu...

A functional and industrial desk lamp by Anglepoise, identified as the Model 90 and produced in the United Kingdom during the 1980s. This model represents a more utilitarian evolutio...

A striking diabolo table lamp in the style of Stilnovo, produced in Italy during the 1950s. This piece exemplifies the refined balance between playful form and technical precision th...

A sculptural pair of solid pine stools attributed to Portuguese designer Miguel Arruda, dating from the 1970s. These pieces reflect a strong brutalist influence, where mass, proporti...

A rare and characterful mid-century children’s desk and chair set produced by FOC (Fábrica Osório Castro) in Portugal during the 1960s, clearly reflecting the influence of functional...

This Habitat orange mushroom floor lamp is a striking example of postmodern design influenced by the iconic space age lighting aesthetics of the late 20th century. Combining sculptur...

A rare and highly architectural “KRI Supporto Lettura” floor lamp designed by S. Asahara and A. Yamamoto for Lucitalia, Italy, circa late 1980s. This piece is a refined example of It...

A sculptural table lamp designed by Axel Chay, this “Donut” model is a striking example of contemporary French collectible design, combining bold geometry with a refined postmodern s...

The Phallus table lamp by French designer Axel Chay is a sculptural and collectible design object that operates at the intersection of postmodern design, surrealist influence, and co...

The Sphinx table lamp by Axel Chay is a sculptural lighting piece representative of contemporary French collectible design, produced circa 2019 and handcrafted in France. Constructed...

Italian Space Age thermoplastic oscillating fan by Aespi, model 5056, produced in the 1970s. This sculptural desk accessory exemplifies the bold material experimentation and futurist...

This impressive Space Age table lamp from the 1970s exemplifies the sculptural experimentation and futuristic material language that characterised European lighting design of the per...

This original Clam ashtray designed by Alan Fletcher is a striking example of 1970s European space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN and preserved in New Old Stock condition. Un...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an original 1970s example of his iconic space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN and preserved in New Old Stock condition. Never used and re...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is the smaller-scale version of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN and preserved in New Old ...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is the smaller-scale version of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN and preserved in New Old ...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is the smaller-scale version of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved as New Old Sto...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved unuse...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved unuse...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved unuse...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design. Manufactured in moulded melamine resin and ...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved unuse...

This Clam ashtray by Alan Fletcher is an authentic New Old Stock example of his iconic 1970s space-age design, produced in Spain by EFMEN. Preserved unuse...

The Bolide wall lamp, designed by Hermian Sneyders De Vogel for Raak in the 1960s, is a striking example of Dutch space-age lighting at its most expressive and sculptural. Conceived ...

This comprehensive monograph, published by the Vitra Design Museum in 2000, represents the most complete and authoritative survey of Verner Panton’s work to date. Produced in conjunc...

This German ceiling pendant dates to the 1930s and is firmly rooted in the principles of Bauhaus design, where clarity of function, material honesty, and industrial precision defined...

This exceptional 1950s chandelier is a vibrant and highly sculptural lighting piece in the style of Stilnovo, reflecting the bold creativity and technical elegance that defined Itali...

This sculptural table lamp corresponds to the Contrast model 12918, designed by Angelo Lelli for Arredoluce circa 1962 and documented in the Arredoluce – Catalogo Ragionato 1943–1987...

This sculptural desk clock is a refined example of 1970s Spanish industrial modernism, produced by FASE and conceived with a strong architectural sensibility. The design moves beyond...

This industrial clamp lamp is an authentic mid-20th-century American work light, originally produced for factory, workshop, and maintenance environments where durability, safety, and...

This industrial clamp lamp is an authentic mid-20th-century American work light, originally produced for factory, workshop, and maintenance environments where durability, safety, and...

Designed by Arne Jacobsen and produced by Fritz Hansen, this is an original child-sized Series 7 chair, manufactured in Denmark in 2005 during the Republic of Fritz Hansen period. T...

This striking ceramic tiger sculpture dates to the 1960s and originates from Portugal, a country renowned during this period for its expressive figurative ceramics and strong traditi...

This vibrant mid-century ceramic wall plaque is an authenticated work by Cerámica Ycee, a Spanish artisan workshop active during the 1960s and 1970s and known for its expressive, han...

This set of four Variomaster modular candle holders was produced in the 1970s by Quist, a German manufacturer known for its bold interpretation o...

This pair of Portuguese Art Nouveau brass table lamps, produced circa 1900–1920, reflects the refined decorative metalwork characteristic of early 20th-century Portuguese craftsmansh...

This adjustable task lamp was produced in the 1950s by Hardill & Horstmann Ltd., an English manufacturer based in Godalming, known for its precise engineering and early adoption of m...

Produced during the 1950s by Fábrica Aleluia in Aveiro, this geometric vase reflects the factory’s decisive embrace of international Modernist principles during the mid-century perio...

This sculptural biomorphic vase, produced by Fábrica Aleluia in Portugal during the 1950s, represents one of the most imaginative and cosmopolitan phases of the factory’s mid-century...

This sculptural biomorphic vase, produced by Fábrica Aleluia in Portugal during the 1950s, represents one of the most expressive moments of the factory’s modernist output. Aleluia wa...

This sculptural biomorphic vase, produced by Fábrica Aleluia in Portugal during the 1950s, is an exceptional example of the factory’s most modern and expressive phase. Aleluia was re...

Designed by Luigi Massoni for Harvey Guzzini in the 1970s, this Mushroom table lamp exemplifies the sculptural precision and material sophistication that defined the Italian space-ag...

Designed by Ferruccio Laviani for Kartell in 2003, the Take table lamp is a defining example of Kartell’s early 21st-century approach to playful minimalism and industrial elegance. ...

Elegant Italian ceiling lamp model “BAJA” art. 5033, produced by Lamiprogetti during the 1980s. The design pays clear homage to Max Ingrand’s refined vocabulary for Fontana Arte, com...

Originally designed by Flemming Brylle and Preben Jacobsen for Quality System, Denmark, in the 1960s, this sculptural table lamp was reissued by IKEA in the early 2000s under the nam...

This elegant pendant lamp, model T325/450, was designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson and produced by his own company in Markaryd, Sweden, during the 1960s. A refined evolution of Jakobsson...

This “Nova” ceiling lamp, designed by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup in Denmark during the 1960s, exemplifies the sculptural precision and functional elegance that define Scandinavian...

This striking table lamp, designed by Hilbrand in the 1970s, is a bold example of geometric modernist lighting. Its sculptural form is defined by a sharply angled rectangular shade i...

Designed by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Laukaan Puu in the 1960s, the Hongisto chair embodies the Finnish master’s dedication to honest materials and democratic design. Constructed from so...

This rare Portuguese table lamp from the 1940s is a striking example of Art Deco design, blending geometric rigor with sculptural elegance. Its triangular pyramid structure, crafted ...

The Chocolite table lamp, designed by Toshitaka Nakamura for Nemo Cassina, is an elegant contemporary classic. Inspired by the smooth, rounded form of molten chocolate, the design co...

This Danish Modern low-back bar stool from the 1960s is a fine example of Scandinavian craftsmanship and functional design. Built in solid dark-stained beech wood, the stool is defin...