ModHaus Furniture

Federal Period bow front chest of drawers in mahogany, ca. 1820. It features beaded drawer fronts, oval brasses, whalebone escutcheons and French bracket feet. This style became popu...

An antique officer's writing slope on stand, in Cuban mahogany with brass corner brackets circa 1850s. Measures 24.5" high, 20" wide, 10.5" deep (11" deep at the feet). Box is 7.25...

A large 4’x6’ monochromatic abstraction in acrylic by the prominent American artist Alton Tobey (1915-2005). His New York Times obituary described him as “a muralist, portraitist and...

An original lounge chair in ash with woven papercord seat and back designed and produced in limited quantities by Mel Smilow in the 1950s.

A wrought iron coffee table fashioned in the 1970s by the renowned New England blacksmith artisan Lance Cloutier. Known today primarily for his iconic handwrought “bayonet” candlesti...

A modernist nude by the New York artist Wallace Michael, circa 1950s. He taught in the fine arts department of Hunter College. Obtained from the artist's estate, which was held in st...

A pair of rosewood end tables with tile insert tops and undershelf, made in Denmark by Kvalitet Form Function, circa 1960s.

Set of three “Hobb“ stools designed by Mary Featherstone, circa 1970s. Along with her husband Grant Featherstone, the two were considered the premier furniture and product designers ...

A curvacously carved and hand-caned settee in the manner of Edward Wormley for Dunbar, circa 1950s.

A geometric abstract canvas by the noted Washington DC artist Curtis Woody. He is particularly known to collectors for his intricate collage works which, like those of Betye Saar, ex...

A large abstract figurative modernist painting, signed with initials WLJ in the lower right corner, with a notation on the back: "Walter Litman Jones".

Abstract painting signed Gert [Gertrude] Fuhrman, dated 1957. It’s a joyous celebration of young motherhood and domestic life inspired by the artist’s own living room, and the child’...

A set of six model 310 Danish teak dining chairs designed by Erik Buch for Chr. Christiansen’s Mobelfabrik. The set is composed of four original 1960s Danish made chairs, along with ...

A large floor sized mid-century biomorphic abstract carved wood sculpture, signed Harris, dated 1976. Pictured with chair solely for scale.

An antique tilt top table with mother-of-pearl mosaic inlay in the "Damascus" style, unmarked, circa 1920s. Measures 26.5" high, 24.5" x 24.5" when open. 37.5" high x 12.25" deep, 2...

A cheery postmodern triptych of carousel riders dating to the late 1980s by the Boston area artist Amy Bradley, then a student at the Mass College of Art in Boston. Each panel measu...

Portrait of a working man, possible a self portrait of the artist Emanuel Glicen Romano or Emanuel Glicenstein (1897–1984). He was born in Italy and emigrated to America in the early...

A 1970s abstract by the Spanish born artist Maria Calvo (1937-2019). Although primarily an impressionist, she is known to have created a series of dynamic abstract works during the ...

Modernist view of Glasgow in the Impressionist style, dated 1966, by the mid century Scottish artist Helen Carrick Anderson (1909-1992), a member of the historic Milngavie Art Club. ...

A pair of mid century "ondulation" wrought iron and glass side tables in the manner of French designer Jean Royere.

Mid-century abstract oil painting attributed to the Italian cubist and futurist artist Piero Dorazio (1927-2005). Signed and dated on reverse.

Wall mounted hand carved wooden hat or coat hook in the form of a human arm, reminiscent of Pedro Friedeberg's hand themed works. Circa 1960s, most likely made in Mexico.

A modernist oil on canvas titled "Autumn Abstract" by Lawrence Easton, in a rustic chestnut frame, circa 1960s.

A mid-century nude titled 'Wednesday's Child", dated 1974, by Eddie Redondo, an illustrator for Playboy magazine. Acquired from the artist’s estate.

Hyperrealistic scene of a rocky beach grotto with pebbles and stones, oil on canvas, signed White, Rockport, MA, dated 1971.

An impressionistic landscape in pastel titled "Late Summer Sunrise" by Terry Shapiro, bearing label from Rhode Island's Sakonnet Painters Cooperative Gallery, circa 1970s.

A late 1940s oil on panel by the highly regarded American artist Norman Daly. As an art student at the University of Colorado in the 1930s, Daly developed an artistic fascination wit...

Abstract figurative painting, oil on fiberboard, signed Zeitner, dated 1963.

A one-of-a-kind studio craft doctor’s desk fashioned from solid planks of rosewood and teak. Built in the 1970s by a student of RIT’s “School for American Crafts” for his doctor and ...

A rosewood desk, Model 36, designed by Hans Severin Hansen for Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, circa late 1950s. Hansen's furniture designs are distinctively recognizable for their sleek profi...

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 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.

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...

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.

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.

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...

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...