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A mid-century Anglo-Indian rosewood secretary desk / vanity by the world renowned M. Hayat firm of Peshawar, Pakistan. In a rare fusion of cultures, this bespoke desk of drawers was ...

Pair of rustic Swedish munkstolar, or monk’s chairs, ca. 1910-1920. Their three legged design has its origins in the medieval monasteries of Northern Europe where it was considered a...

A set of three postmodern Brazilian bar stools, ca. 1980s, in leather and wrought iron with ceramic rondelle faces inset within the seat backs.

A pair of "Flamingo" spindle chairs designed by Thea Leonard for Nässjö Stolfabrik, Sweden, circa 1950s.

A colorful shaped op-art canvas, ca. 1960s, in the manner of Frank Stella, Al Loving, Paul Reed, etc.

A teak dresser of five drawers with oval leather wrapped base by RS Associates of Montreal, Canada, ca. 1960s. This line was designed by the firm for exhibition at the 1967 Expo Worl...

A large (5' x 7') late 1970s textile-art wall hanging of woven and hooked cotton fibers, made entirely by hand in Mexico. Shown with an Eames lounge chair for scale.

A painting titled "The Favorite", dated 1990, by the Santa Barbara, California artist Ursula Skeate. She was known for her elaborate portraits of friends and family, typically portra...

A painting titled "Woman & Friend", dated 1986, by the Santa Barbara, California artist Ursula Skeate. She was known for her elaborate portraits of friends and family, typically ...

A five drawer walnut dresser, model #326-2, by Florence Knoll, for Knoll International, ca. 1960.

Midcentury "Cado" style wall-mounted shelving unit in teak, circa 1960s, from the "Veggen de Luxe" line, designed by Torbjorn Afdal and Rolf Hesland, made in Norway by Ringerike Mobe...

Midcentury "Cado " style wall-mounted shelving unit in teak, circa 1960s, from the "Veggen de Luxe" line, designed by Torbjorn Afdal and Rolf Hesland, made in Norway by Ringerike Mobel in collaboration with Bruskbo. Five bay unit consists of a corner section with work desk, a cabinet with four drawers and interior LP record storage...

A wall mounted secretary desk, commissioned from the Cambridge, MA maker Charles Webb in the late 1970s. Fashioned in a glowing maple, it features a drop down writing surface support...

A late 19th century French cast iron bistro table with marble top from the L. Buchon Foundry in St. Etienne, France. It would serve equally well as a work table or desk.

A set of six cherry wood dining chairs consisting of four arms and two sides by Arden Riddle (1921–2011), an important American studio craftsman who produced his distinctive handmade...

A solid mahogany British Colonial inspired server or plantation sideboard designed by Ralph Lauren. For decades, before he was knighted with an OBE by Queen Elizabeth in 2019, Lauren...

A brass-plated cage-form dining table base, designed in the 1970s by Pierre Cardin for Dillingham furniture. Image with glass top shown for reference, the glass is not included. A m...

A pair of teak and leather wrapped night stands by RS Associates of Montreal, Canada, ca. 1960s. These pieces were designed by the firm for exhibit at the 1967 Expo World's Fair in M...

1970s Italian wrapped bamboo and oyster burl coffee table, all four sides fitted with brass lift handles.

Pair of campaign style three drawer end tables by Drexel, circa 1960s. At a height of 22", they could also serve quite well as nightstands.

A handpainted folk art wedding chest by the noted maker Peter Hunt of Provincetown, Massachusetts. Hunt was a charismatic figure who sold his colonial and Dutch revival decorated fou...

A postmodern drinks trolley by the Milanese designer Franco Raggi for Fontana Arte, circa 1980s.

Three tiered drinks trolley in polished chrome with beveled glass shelving. In the style of Maison Jansen, unmarked but most likely of French origin.

A Damascus mosaic tilt top side table with mother of pearl inlay. Measures 26.5" high, 24.5" x 24.5" when open. 37.5" high x 12.25" deep, 24.5" wide in upright position.

Postmodern glass and acrylic side table in the manner of Shlomi Haziza, c. 1990s. The top is beveled glass. The colored acrylic elements are faceted, creating a prismatic effect.

A pair of side tables featuring a trompe l'oeil framework of equestrian harnesses rendered in steel with genuine leather accents, in the manner of Jacques Adnet for Hermes, circa lat...

An American surfboard coffee table in walnut with Italian marble inserts, consisting of two identical wedge shaped elements which can be "bunched" together used singly as end tables.

An early 1960s oil of two hunt riders by Eunice “Lulu” Jensen Parsons of Portland, Oregon (1916-2024), an American modernist artist also well known for her collages. She was active u...

An original 1960s brutalist wall mirror consisting of sculptural brazed sheet metal panels. Can be hung either horizontally, as shown, or vertically as a dressing mirror.

WPA era scene of skaters on a pond by the New York artist Ida York Abelman (1908-2002) is just in at the shop. Likely painted upstate in the vicinity of the Catskills, this watercolo...

An antique 18th century New England dovetailed and boxwork inlaid document chest in butternet and walnut.

Sigrid Olsen, former fashion designer at her eponymous company, turned boat dweller and painter based in Gloucester, Massachusetts. They works are somewhat evocative of her former re...

A teak abstract figurative sculpture (23" high) signed with initials H.A, circa 1970s.

Mid-century modern wall mounted mirror in walnut with storage vanity shelf, circa 1960s. Craft-made, in the manner of Richard Artschwager, et al.

A rare Fauteuil à Corbeille or “Flower Basket” chair by the French sculptor Raymond Morales (1926-2004). The chair seat and back are comprised of hundreds of stamped steel rosettes i...

A pair of bench made steel fan tables in the manner of the French Constructivist Architect Pierre Chareau. His extraordinary design work from the 1920s and 30s, which often utilized ...

An elegant postwar (1950s) minimalist French wall mirror attributed to Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen, in mixed metals of nickel silver and brass.

A French bamboo low height (16.75") folding picnic table, ca. 1950s. This classic French "voyager" or campaign style traveling table is the perfec...

Studio craft hand carved coffee table fashioned from a single slab of South American cedar, a type of mahogany, by the well respected woodworker Paul Killinger in Stow, Massachusetts...

We recently acquired a number of paintings from the estate of the noted outsider artist Peter Paul Sakowski (1915-2000) of Holyoke, Mass. His unique style tended to vary from an illu...

Angular modernist painting by the noted colorist Jacques Clements (1926-2019) of Rochester, NY, circa late 20th century.

A 1960s German expressionist styled oil of nude figures, signed Perry. Little is known about the artist but this dramatic studio painting is particularly powerful with its dynamic p...

A Danish modern reclining lounge chair and ottoman, ca. 1960s, both stamped Made in Denmark. A unqiue feature of this design is the angle of the seat back, which is adjustable by me...

A set of eight highback postmodern dining chairs by Pietro Costantini for Ello Furniture, made in Italy ca. late 1970s. Sculptural wooden frames in a rich mahogany finish, seats cove...

Set of six classic teak dining chairs consisting of two arm chairs (Model OD 50) and four side chairs (Model OD 49), designed by Erik Buch, for Odense Mobelfabrik, made in Denmark ci...

Very large - six foot by four foot - 1960s era canvas by the American artist Charles Arcier (1914-1995). This vibrantly stylized painting perfectly captures the cool vibes and smoot...

Set of three Danish teak bentwood "dot" stools with tripod legs, designed by Arne Jacobsen, circa 1960s. Seat diameter is 12.25", overall diameter including legs is 15.25".

A pair of modernist influenced thumbback armchairs by the noted Cambridge, MA artisan Charles Webb. Fashioned from solid cherry and with woven rush seats, this limited production des...

A large scale vintage abstract on canvas by the noted California artist Robert Lawson, circa 1960s.

An impressionistic oil on canvas circa 1930s by the Boston School painter Robert Emmett Owen. He was a successful artist best known for his Impressionist views of the rural landscape...

An early 20th century American painting by Susan Ricker Knox, featuring the artist on horseback stylishly attired in a squash blo...

Set of six solid teak dining chairs in the manner of Niels Moller, by D-Scan, circa 1970s. D-Scan was a Danish based company that operaed from 1968 unti 2006, which manufactured Dani...

Impressionistic painting on canvas titled "Grand Canyon", by Massachusetts artist Angelina (Anne) Caputo Reppucci, dated 1981. She was a founding member of the Belmont Society of Art...

Set of six postmodern pencil reed dining chairs with double caned backs and wrapped feet, with klismos styled legs. They are well constructed and bear all the hallmarks of McGuire, b...

Classic mid-century sixteen bulb "silhouette" chandelier by Lightolier, circa 1960s. 24" diameter, 26" high from top ring to bottom, currently fitted with an 18" long chain.

Set of six mid-century American high backed dining chairs in solid walnut circa 1960, designed by Henry P. Glass for Richbilt Mfg. Note, these are often misattributed to Adrian Pear...

A pair of mid-century American side tables in hexagonal form with a Moorish influence, circa 1960s.

Abstract modernist painting by Engish artist Peter Daglish titled "Exit", dated 1962. From Ask Art: "Peter Daglish was born in Gillingham, England, in 1930. At age 25, he immigrat...

Bronze sculpture of a nude swimmer in motion, mounted on a granite base, by Wayne Current, from a limited edition of 30, circa late 20th century.

Painting dated 1983 by Yves Hersent (1925-1987), who was part of the important “Group of Montparnasse” colony of modernist artists from 1942 to 1948. He studied under Maurice Brianch...