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A lovely 1960s three-bay Danish teak CADO shelving system designed by Paul Cadovius consisting of 11 shelves, four uprights, plus 22 brackets. These designer shelves are fully modula...

This iconic pedestal coffee table, model 5452, was designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller in the 1950s. It’s perfect coffee table height, or equally could be used as a side tabl...

The model Cesca B64 with armrest is the extension of the famous Cesca B32 chair from the same designer. These armchairs consist of a tubular structure with cantilevered base in chrom...

An incredibly stylish, 1960s Midcentury lounge chair by British company Greaves & Thomas, attributed to Walter Cornell, a designer known for creating pieces influenced by Danish Mode...

A rare 1960s Modernist chandelier by Profili Industria Lampadari, Rome, Italy as part of their 'Modulo Series', with the distinctive radiused square rings that were made in either sa...

A mid-20th century French gilt brass three-arm table lamp, retains its original pressed card faux candles and is fitted with three individual chandelier shades...

Originally an electric ‘following spot’ stage light model 755 made by the Strand company. This fantastic tripod lamp has at some point been converted to a home interior feature light...

Bought from an Antiques shop in Sweden, this charming, richly patinated tripod bowl table is hewn from a solid log of Rosewood - weighing in at 7kg, it's an incredibly extravagant us...

Here are a lovely antique pair of three-legged milking stools from the Black Forest region of Germany, which were used by farmers for milking sheep and cows. These highly decorative ...

This incredibly stylish and compact little teak box includes a cutlery set designed by Erik Herlow in 1956 for Norstaal, Norway, and includes 54 pieces of beautiful stainless steel “...

A rare, super quality 1950s circular dining table by renowned British designer Gordon Russell, which will seat up to 8 people. The beautifully simplistic, well-crafted design of this...

A very attractive Victorian Bamboo hand-painted glass fire screen, raised on bamboo trestle legs. The central panel made of ridged glass, reverse-painted with a floral motif, which i...

A very attractive, and unusually long bamboo and rattan planter from the 1950s, sat on six bamboo feet, which gives the planter real elegance, and would make a fabulous indoor window...

A very attractive and versatile tortoiseshell bamboo table with wicker wrapped joints. Being small, it’s perfect for a side table or plant stand. The bent bamboo table design has bee...

Pair Antique Mahogany Birch Wood Plant Stands Jardinières Torchiere English 1890-1910 A very elegant, matching pair of antique plant stands / torchieres, each featuring a two-tier di...

A stunning, first generation, run of six Danish Modern dining chairs in beech with contrasting teak backrests. The model CH-23 was designed in 1950 by Hans Wegner exclusively for Car...

A large pair of 1970s Italian standard lamps of impressive proportions - each nearly 6.ft tall. Although unmarked, they are very nicely made using solid square section brass and chro...

This 1960s Rimini Blu pottery centrepiece was designed by ceramist Aldo Londi for Bitossi Ceramiche in a very rare size with a diameter of 28cm! The beautifully hand decorated geomet...

A stunning pair of 1970s Italian chrome-plated metal occasional tables with brass effect accents on a teak top with Burr Elm veneer. Although unmarked they are very much in the style...

This iconic lamp, model 'Timor 69’, was designed by Louis Kalff for Philips. These UFO-shaped lamps were produced in green and brown, however this is a rarer grey version which was m...

Early 19th century Georgian Fireside ‘downhearth’ skillet in brass, copper and wrought Iron. The skillet has a brass bowl attached to a long wrought iron handle raised on a foot term...

This unusual antique in a conical form, is actually an ale warmer / cider muller with a lid and side spout, a rolled copper seam and Cast iron handle. The simple cone would be stuck ...

A rare set of four large antique brass and ceramic hat and coat hooks depicting a mythical “Green Man” or Satyr-like character, each impressed with “DEP Muster” to the back and mount...

This stunning large ‘beehive’ vase was designed by Dieter Peter in the 1970s, and manufactured by Carstens Tönnieshof in Freden an der Leine, West Germany...

A stunning 1970s Italian tray basket hand-crafted in curved pencil reed, split cane and brass. This delightful decorative object was produced in Italy during the 1970s by Vivai del S...

A stunning 1970s Italian round basket hand-crafted in curved pencil reed, split cane and brass. This delightful decorative object was produced in Italy during the 1970s by Vivai del ...

A stunning 1970s Italian oval basket hand-crafted in curved pencil reed, split cane and brass. This delightful decorative object was produced in Italy during the 1970s by Vivai del S...

This is a rare American ‘Omni’ modular freestanding shelving system in walnut and aluminium, designed by George Nelson in 1952 and manufactured by Herman Miller, America. The shelvi...

A stylish pair of early 20th century Continental brass urn shaped vases in the Art Nouveau style. These have at some time been converted into a pair of table lamps. Each urn is mount...

A very elegant, Italian nine-arm ‘spider’ pendant light by Stilnovo dating from the 1950s. Each of the six lower brass reed arms is accompanied by...

A lovely example of a period 1960s four-tier FUN 10 DM shell chandelier designed by Verner Panton for J.Lber Ag. From four chromed steel concentric rings hang a plethora of capis she...

A very stylish Midcentury tripod standard floor lamp dating from the 1950s, with three articulated swan-neck brass arms, with white frosted glass flower shades on black steel rod ste...

A good pair of stylish 1970s moulded matt opaline glass pendants in the form of stylised flowers, from the renowned German glassworks, Glashutte Limburg, once one of Europes largest ...

A lovely example of Post-War French decorative chandelier designed by the popular company Genet et Michon. This particular example is of wrought steel, brass and crystal construction...

A magnificent 1930s French Art Deco five-arm brass and moulded glass chandelier of large proportions. Although unsigned, it is almost certainly manufactured by Hettier et Vincent, as...

A lovely example of a 1930s Swedish armchair designed by Axel Larsson and made by Bodafors, with beautifully curved honey-coloured beech armrests and its period woven rope cord seat ...

The ‘Samurai’ lounge chair was designed by Italian Luciano Frigerio in the 1960s. The combination of the cherrywood frame, soft black leather, tan leather belts and unusual square bu...

For sale we have a very striking, original 1930s/40s advertising sign in red and white enamel on black-ground for ‘Gilbey’s Invalid Port’. The enamel sign has the most amazing patina...

A large 1960s Italian Sgraffito Pottery Table Lamp in the style of Augusto Giulianelli, San Marino, depicting sgraffito images of a guitar, carafes a...

This highly decorative, solid bronze Chinese Moonflask in Han Dynasty style, has beautifully patinated to a deep verdigris green. The flattened sides have applied taotie masks holdin...

A stunning example of an early 20th Century French carved giltwood boudoir standard lamp of great proportions. Complete with the original handmade scalloped and fringed lampshade, th...

This extraordinary and unique abstract standard lamp in copper, wood and cotton cloth is by renowned British artist David Graves, who was a sculptor, paper restorer and assistant to ...

A very elegant, geometric 1970s table lamp manufactured by Belgo Chrom, Belgium, very much in the style of Willy Rizzo. The sculptural base is a combination of polished chromed metal...

Pair of incredibly stylish Thai gilt and patinated bronze ‘Teppanom’ lamps (who are temple protectors and guardians), sat on a beautiful quality wood and brass stepped plinth. Very m...

A spectacular pair of large table lamps designed and manufactured by the Rembrandt Lamp Company of Chicago. Standing nearly a metre tall, these impressive and super glamorous lamps w...

This stunning hexagonal Gothic copper hanging light with a dark green tassel fringe, dates from the Edwardian era - and would be perfect above a dining table. Each of the six sides o...

These fabulous ‘Fuga’ wall lamps were designed at the end of the 1950s by the Finnish architect and industrial designer Maija Liisa Komulainen, one of the top designers of the Raak d...

A fantastic run of five 1960s pendant lights designed by Nico Kooy for Raak, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Made from black metal conical tubes in matt black with brushed aluminium shad...

An impressive run of ten large Scandinavian cascade lights (ex Public building), dating from the 1960s. Each light has three beautiful cased white/frosted glass ‘bowling pin’ drops, ...

A rare opportunity to buy a stunning Post Modern desk designed in 1981 by Bruce Burdick for Herman Miller. Burdick’s first product for Herman Miller was the 'Burdick Group System', ...

This original bisque porcelain OP Art vase was designed by Heinrich Fuchs in the 1970s for Hutschenreuther, Germany. This beautifully hand sculptured piece stands at a foot high and is made from matt bisque porcelain, decorated with a stunning brutalist OP Art textured stone...

Due to the nature of glassblowing, every Murano fish is individual, and we are fortunate to be able to offer a large Murano fish measuring an impressive 50cm in length! The main colo...

This stunning 1970s American Lucite ribbon and brass chandelier comprises of U-shaped thick bands of cascading Lucite in different lengths that are suspended from a chrome frame with brass fixings. The large Lucite is illuminated by four bulbs at its centre, hung from a chain, which is attached to a ceiling rose. There is no maker's mark, however the chandelier is similar in style to those designed by Karl Springer or Charles Hollis Jones. There is a sticker inside the ceiling rose for Underwriters Laboratories Inc, a global safety science company headquartered in Northbrook, Illinois. Professionally rewired with 3-core antique braided cable. In very good vintage condition with no cracks or chips. The chandelier on chain...

This is a fine example of a “Nonna” rocking chair designed by Paul Tuttle in 1972 for Strässle International, Switzerland. The materials used on this chair are an attractive combinat...

A very neat Midcentury Swedish swan neck desk lamp with a black aluminium shade, brass swan neck and unusually shaped, heavy cast steel base with switch. The lamp holds well in a var...

This incredibly stylish 1970s rectangular wall mirror has the richest of colours, the wide frame made from wicker woven split cane with an inner bamboo frame around the mirror. Measu...

Superb set of four first generation 1950s Fritz Hansen FH4103 ‘Heart’ dining chairs, designed in 1953 by Hans Wegner, and are not only beautiful, they’re also practical - three legge...

A very large (nearly 5.5ft) conical-shaped copper fireplace hood, removed from a 1960s villa in Ibiza. The unpolished copper fireplace hood has t...

A striking 1960s abstract painting, possibly of a Northern England Industrial street scene. Oil on board signed FD Taggart (British born 1937), with indistinctive title to the back. ...

An outrageous pair of highly decorative French ceramic glazed pottery candlesticks by Keller & Guérin - the bases in the form of a sea dragon pursuin...