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Iconic pair of table lamp ‘Bugia’ designed by Giuseppe Cormio for Milano 1975 Fair and produced by Harvey Guzzini in 1976. Bugia has a sleek, curved base made of a metal sheet with ...

A pair of Italian Space Age table lamps produced by Gagiplast in the 1970s, known as the Sfera Notte model. These lamps exemplify the era’s focus on geometric forms and functional ad...

This coffee table, designed by Gae Aulenti for Kartell in 1970s Italy, is a refined example of Space Age design and early plastic innovation within Italian modernism. Kartell, inter...

This rare set of three surrealist glass bottles was designed by Salvador Dali for Rosso Antico in Italy during the early 1970s. Conceived as a limited edition vermouth series, the pr...

This alarm clock, originally conceived by Joe Colombo in the 1970s and reissued by Alessi in the late 1980s, represents a notable example of Italian modern design applied to everyday...

This modular plexiglass coffee table was produced in Europe during the 1970s, a period defined by experimentation with industrial plastics and flexible domestic design. The piece con...

Vanity storage box with mirror designed by Makio Hasuike for the Italian manufacturer Gedy in the 1970s. The piece is constructed in molded beige plastic and features a hinged lid t...

Freestanding floor ashtray designed by Giulia Veronesi for Ecolight in Italy during the 1970s. Constructed in painted metal with a removable chrome ashtray insert, the piece feature...

Square modular storage unit designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell in Italy during the 1960s. The piece belongs to the Componibili system and corresponds to the cubic model 4...

Set of three wall hooks designed by Carlo Bartoli for Con and Con in Italy during the 1970s. The design represents a characteristic example of Italian modernist plastic design from t...

Pair of DIME storage cube tables designed by Marcello Siard and manufactured by Collezioni Longato in Italy during the 1970s. The model illustrates the experimental use of industrial...

Modular storage units designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri and manufactured by Kartell in Italy during the 1960s. This set belongs to the early generation of Kartell’s modular ABS furn...

Rolling storage cube designed by Marcello Siard for Collezioni Longato in Italy during the 1970s. Known as the DIME model, the piece illustrates the experimental use of plastic mater...

Storage cube with removable lid designed by Marcello Siard for Collezioni Longato in Italy during the 1970s. Known as the DIME model, this piece represents the innovative use of plas...

Italian stainless steel cruet set produced by Stella, a brand of Metallurgica Lux di Sgarbi & Chiozzi, during the 1970s. The set reflects the elegant material clarity characteristic ...

This Italian Space Age standing ashtray was produced during the 1970s and reflects the sculptural approach to everyday objects characteristic of the period. Constructed in painted o...

This pair of modular storage cabinets was produced in France during the 1970s for the Prisunic department stores and is commonly attributed to designer Marc Held. Each cabinet consi...

This hand blown Murano glass vase was produced in Italy during the 1970s by the Carlo Moretti glassworks, a studio widely recognized for its refined modern interpretation of traditio...

This pair of wall-mounted storage units was designed by Flair in the Netherlands during the 1970s, a period known for bold experimentation in color, shape, and materials. Crafted fro...

Storage stool designed by Olaf Von Bohr and manufactured by Gedy in Italy during the 1960s. This piece reflects the experimental spirit of Italian Space Age design, when plastic beca...

A Space Age vanity mirror designed by Olaf Von Bohr for the Italian manufacturer Gedy during the 1970s. The piece is executed in molded thermoplastic with a deep blue finish and feat...

Italian mid century tripod side table produced in the 1950s. This occasional table exemplifies postwar Italian furniture design through its combination of graphic laminate surface an...

This 1970s Dutch plastic wall cabinet by Curver embodies the functional creativity of post-war European design. Made in Holland, it features a smooth ivory plastic frame combined wit...

This French wall-mounted mirror with integrated shelf and drawers was produced in the mid 1970s and is attributed to Allibert, a manufacturer known for its innovative use of molded p...

Storage stool produced by Flair in the Netherlands, circa 1970s. This molded plastic object reflects the pragmatic and forward-looking approach that characterized Dutch domestic design during the late modern period. Conceived as a multifunction seating and storage element, the stool integrates a removable lid concealing an internal compartment, a molded carry handle and a built-in yarn holder—features originally intended for sewing and household organization. Executed in saturated orange plastic with a contrasting white top, the piece embodies the optimistic material culture of the 1970s, when synthetic materials were explored as lightweight, durable and expressive alternatives to traditional furniture construction. The rounded geometry and compact proportions reveal a design logic rooted in efficiency and modular domestic living. While originally conceived as a sewing companion, the object functions equally as a side table, auxiliary storage unit or sculptural accent within contemporary interiors. Its scale and formal clarity make it adaptable to both residential and studio environments. Dimensions: 43 x 29 x 28 cm. Condition: Very good vintage condition. Intact with scattered scratches and stains on the white top consistent with age and use. Original Flair label present. A representative example of 1970s Dutch molded...

Wall mounted lamp designed by Philippe Rogier and produced by Oxar, France, circa 1970s. Executed in chrome plated metal, the fixture is composed of a cylindrical support and a spir...

Italian vertical coat rack produced by Visiva Milano, circa 1970s. Executed in molded plastic with a deep blue finish, this wall mounted unit exemplifies the experimental approach t...

Italian modernist wall hooks designed by C. Bartoli for Con and Con, produced in Italy during the 1970s. This set of three model 302 303 wall hooks represents the rational and indus...

This modular side table was produced during the 1970s and represents a compelling example of Space Age plastic furniture. Executed in injection-molded cream ABS, the table features ...

This bathroom accessories set was designed by Makio Hasuike for Gedy in Italy during the 1970s and represents a sophisticated example of Italian Space Age domestic design. Executed ...

This portable vanity case was designed by Makio Hasuike for Gedy in Italy during the 1970s and represents an iconic example of Italian Space Age plastic design. Executed in vibrant ...

This pair of Toucan table lamps, designed by Enea Ferrari for Old Timer Ferrari in Italy during the 1970s, represents an iconic example of Italian molded plastic lighting. Character...

This Italian Toucan table lamp, designed by Enea Ferrari for Old Timer Ferrari in the 1970s, is an iconic example of Space Age plastic lighting. Cha...

This original 1980s Snoopy table lamp was produced in Italy by Nuova Linea Zero and represents a charming intersection between pop culture and late 20th-century decorative lighting. ...

This European Space Age serving tray was produced in the 1970s and reflects the era’s interest in graphic composition, bold contrast and functional form. Rectangular in shape, the tr...

This sculptural French Space Age wall mirror was produced in the 1970s and is a striking example of European experimentation with plastic materials during the postwar period. The cir...

This rare pair of Italian Space Age coat hangers was designed by Goffredo Reggiani and produced in Italy during the 1970s. Executed in chromed metal, smoked mirror glass, and brown b...

This rare pair of Plastra wall shelves exemplifies the innovative spirit of French Space Age design from the 1970s. Designed by Jean‑Lin Viaud and produced for Prisunic in France, th...

This rare pair of handcrafted ceramic decorative objects dates to the 1970s and exemplifies the sculptural and experimental ethos of Space Age design. Formed as bold rectangular volu...

This rare set of six red plastic placemats was produced in Italy by Robex during the 1970s and represents a striking example of Space Age–influenced Italian table design. Defined by ...

This French porcelain toiletry set was produced in Limoges between circa 1925 and 1935, during the Art Deco era. It represents a transitional moment in French decorative arts, when t...

This rare pair of Asteroidi lamps, produced in Italy by Siberin Caronno in the 1970s, is an iconic example of Space Age lighting design. Crafted in vivid red plastic, their instantly...

This Italian table lamp featuring the iconic Snoopy character was produced in the 1980s by NLiZ – Nuova Linea Zero. Designed as a sculptural light, it reflects the era’s interest in playful character design combined with functional lighting. The lamp depicts Snoopy dressed as a golfer, positioned next to a vertical lamp post topped with a spherical diffuser. A notable feature is the use of real fabric for Snoopy’s clothing, which adds warmth and texture and distinguishes the piece from standard molded character lamps. The lamp is fitted for a standard E14 bulb and retains its original European plug, easily adaptable for international use. It is preserved in excellent vintage condition, showing only minimal signs of age and retaining vibrant colors and crisp details. An engaging and collectible example of Italian novelty lighting...

This set of three camel sculptures was produced in Italy during the 1960s–1970s and carved from natural travertine stone. The figures exemplify a modern sculptural approach applied t...

This set of three Italian zoomorphic animal sculptures was produced between the 1960s and 1970s and exemplifies the period’s interest in natural materials, sculptural abstraction, an...

This Murano Sommerso glass vase was produced in Italy during the 1970s and features a bold geometric form crafted in layered clear and yellow brown glass. The Sommerso technique, a h...

This rare Imbroglio perpetual wall calendar was designed by Jean-Pierre Vitrac and produced in France between the late 1960s and early 1970s. It exemplifies the abstract and conceptu...

This Italian perpetual wall calendar dates from the 1970s and represents a strong example of modern functional design applied to everyday domestic objects. Crafted in plastic, it fea...

This rare Spremita Deluxe juicer was designed in the 1960s by Italian designer Lino Saltini and manufactured by Atlantic Milano. Created during a period of intense innovation in Ital...

This rare modular container set was designed in the 1970s by Makio Hasuike for the Italian manufacturer Gedy, a company known for pioneering functional plastic design in postwar Ital...

This original wall organizer was designed by Makio Hasuike for Gedy and produced in Italy during the 1970s. The piece exemplifies the innovative...

An original Componibili storage unit designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell, produced in Italy in the late 1960s. This three-module version represents a less common configura...

This sculptural Italian table lamp dates to the 1970s and exemplifies the bold aesthetic of the Space Age movement in European lighting design. Conceived as a functional yet highly e...

Created in Italy in the early 1970s, this Toucan table lamp by Enea Ferrari for Old Timer Ferrari is an important example of the playful wave of Space Age design that emerged across ...

An original 1960s illuminated mirror designed by Allibert, exemplifying the playful functionality of Space Age design. This striking vanity accessory is built with a bold orange plas...

This rare set of 3 wall hooks was designed in 1972 by Austrian designer Olaf von Bohr for Kartell, Italy. Known as Model 4702, the hooks are celebrated for their sculptural silhouett...

This exceptional 1970s Italian Murano chandelier features 84 hand-formed trilobal glass prisms, a characteristic motif of late-mid-century Venetian glassmaking. The prisms are rich...

A pair of smoked plexiglass floor stands produced in France during the 1970s. Their design captures the transition between late-Mid-Century clarity and the sculptural optimism of the Space Age era. Each stand is crafted from thick molded plexiglass with solvent-bonded joints, achieving both structural strength and refined transparency. The smoked amber tone filters light softly, creating luminous reflections that bring warmth to contemporary interiors. Measuring 40 × 30 × 30.5 cm, the pieces function beautifully as floor displays, modular pedestals, or record holders. Their form recalls the experimental use of acrylic and lucite in 1970s French furniture...

This 1970s Italian ceiling fixture is an elegant example of Space Age lighting, crafted in warm gradient methacrylate with original chrome hardware. The large dome transitions from a...

Iconic space age plastic jar designed by Luigi Massoni for Guzzini. This flying saucer shaped jar was produced by Guzzini for the renowned chocolate factory Venchi, founded in Turi...