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Decorative wall sculpture titled “Östgötasvanar” by renowned Swedish wood artist Gunnar Kanevad. Crafted from solid wood, the piece features two stylized swans rendered in Kanevad’s ...

Charming pair of hand-carved wooden koi fish sculptures, crafted in Japan during the early 20th century. Finely detailed with expressive eyes, carved scales and flowing fins, these d...

Distinctive Swedish pendant light crafted from solid pine during the 1960s. The design is composed of carefully arranged wooden blocks that create a sculptural cubic form, allowing l...

Decorative handcrafted pewter bowl in the form of a seashell, made in Sweden and stamped by the maker. The bowl features beautifully hammered surfaces and detailed shell-inspired con...

Expressive handcrafted ceramic sculpture depicting a stylized human head. Executed in earthenware with a richly textured glaze in deep red and dark brown tones, the piece possesses a...

Expressive ceramic sculpture by Swedish artist Anna-Greta Remund, signed R-G. The piece depicts a stylized standing figure with elongated proportions and a contemplative posture, ref...

Decorative metal wall sculpture by Danish artist Knud Rasmussen, created during the 1970s. This expressive piece combines abstract geometric forms with welded metal elements mounted ...

A pair of elegant Art Deco candlesticks produced by Lås- och Metallfabriken in Hovmantorp, Sweden, during the 1940s. Executed in polished metal, the design is characterized by its cl...

Decorative iron candle holder depicting Kokopelli, the iconic flute player and fertility figure from Native American folklore of the American Southwest. This sculptural piece combine...

Swedish coffee table in teak featuring a distinctive triangular form, characteristic of Scandinavian Modern design from the 1950s and 1960s. The table combines clean architectural li...

A sculptural set of carved olive wood coasters with matching holder, produced in France during the 1970s. Executed in solid olive wood, the piece highlights the natural grain pattern...

A Swedish table lamp produced by Flugfors Glasbruk during the 1970s, featuring a silver-foil glass base. The rectangular form is executed in textured glass with an internal silvered ...

A pair of sculptural wall-mounted candle holders, crafted in Sweden during the 1960s. Executed in solid wood with a hand-carved surface, these pieces reflect the expressive and organ...

A pair of Swedish wall-mounted candle holders in carved wood, produced by Ahrneberg during the 1960s. Each piece features a stylized, organic form with softly carved contours and a w...

Decorative wall sculpture depicting the “Trinacria”, the historic symbol of Sicily, Italy, produced during the 1980s. The piece is carved in wood and features the characteristic thre...

Ceramic table lamp produced by Dümler & Breiden, Germany, during the 1960s. The lamp features a cylindrical form with a richly textured glaze in deep brown tones with lighter speckle...

Swedish table lamp base in solid pine, produced during the 1970s. The piece features a clean, tapered form with a decorative geometric inlay in contrasting darker wood, adding subtle...

A table lamp model “Grimsö” by IKEA, produced in the late 20th century. Constructed in steel with a leather-wrapped central column, the design combines industrial materials with a so...

A Swedish decorative bowl, likely crafted in teak, dating from the 1970s. The piece features a sculptural, scalloped form with a raised pedestal base, giving it a strong yet balanced...

A pair of Swedish dining chairs crafted in solid pine, dating from the 1970s. The design is characteristic of Scandinavian furniture from the period, with a focus on durability, hone...

A refined Art Deco silver plate bowl from the 1930s, defined by its clean lines and understated sculptural presence. The form is both minimal and architectural, featuring a shallow c...

A signed and numbered lithograph by Austrian artist Adi Holzer, created in 1972 and titled Hommage à Joan Miró. This expressive work reflects a clear dialogue with Joan Miró, combini...

A sculptural mid-century Swedish wall lamp base in solid pine, produced by Ateljé Glas & Trä, Hovmantorp. The design features a distinctive geometric composition with stacked woo...

Striking mid-century Scandinavian plaster bust sculpture depicting a stylized female figure, attributed to Danish artist Aage Klemp (d. 2011). The composition balances smooth, simpl...

Elegant Italian table lamp produced during the 1970s, featuring a sculptural spherical base in white porcelain with delicate hand-applied gold line decoration. The subtle spiral patt...

Cast bronze ashtray produced during the 1940s, executed in a compact oval form with integrated cigarette rests. The piece is defined by its sculptural relief decoration and the natur...

This 1970s leather pendant lamp features a sculptural shade constructed from shaped leather panels joined with visible hand-stitched seams. The natural leather creates a warm surface...

This solid brass three-arm candle holder was produced during the 1960s and features a sculptural floral design. The base is formed as stylised leaves in cast brass, from which three ...

The “Poem” lounge chair designed by Noboru Nakamura for IKEA in the 1970s. The chair features a bentwood birch frame with a continuous sled base and wide curved armrests, paired with...

Swedish pewter centerpiece bowl designed by Lundin & Lindberg for Svenskt Tenn and dated 1934. The bowl is raised on a sculptural pedestal ...

Antique Swedish table lamp created from an original wallpaper printing roller, dating from the early 20th century. The cylindrical body consists of a wooden roller with applied metal elements originally used for printing decorative wallpaper patterns. The surface retains its distinctive textured pattern created by the metal printing details, giving the lamp a strong sculptural and tactile character. Mounted on a metal base, the roller has been repurposed as a table lamp while preserving the industrial craftsmanship of the original printing tool. Objects made from antique wallpaper rollers...

Finnish rya rug “Ahjo” designed by Reino Kosti and produced by Neovius, Finland, during the 1970s. The piece can be used both as a rya rug or as a wall hanging, which was a common pr...

Swedish table lamp produced by Markslöjd during the 1970s. The lamp is executed in solid pine and features a turned baluster form resting on a wide circular base. The natural pine s...

Scandinavian folding candle holder in solid oak, produced during the 1970s. The piece is designed in the shape of a stylized bird and features fi...

Large Swedish floor candelabra in solid oak, produced during the 1960s. The sculptural structure holds fourteen candle cups arranged at varying heights, creating a striking architect...

Hoffmeister Leuchten flush mount ceiling light, Germany, 1970s. Often referred to as the “Cone Head” model, this design combines a textured glass dome with a sculptural brass cone el...

Vintage Polish wool wall tapestry, produced during the 1970s. The handwoven textile depicts a stylized village scene with houses, figures and trees arranged in a naive folk art compo...

Designed by Knut Hagberg for IKEA in 1982, the “Kromvik” bed is a well-known example of Scandinavian postmodern design. The frame is executed in polished tubular chrome steel, formi...

A refined pair of steel chairs designed by Börje Lindau and Bo Lindekrantz for Lammhults, Sweden, 1970. Defined by their perforated steel seat and backrest, the chairs create a prec...

Color lithograph titled “Cavaliers” by French artist Paul Guiramand, created circa 1970. The composition depicts Guiramand’s recurring equestrian motif-stylized riders rendered in b...

Playful Ulisse folding stool designed by Ivan Loss for Sandrigarden, Italy, 1981. This sculptural stool is a quintessential example of postmodern Italian design from the early 1980s...

Striking color lithograph by Eric H. Olson, featuring a vertically oriented composition with rhythmic striped elements. The work demonstrates Olson’s refined use of color relationshi...

Pendant lamp model Nift, produced by IKEA during the 1960s. Executed in painted metal, the lamp is constructed from interlocking geometric elements in red and off-white, forming a l...

Scandinavian solid pine pendant lamp produced during the 1960s. The design is defined by its faceted geometric construction, composed of precisely joined wooden panels that form a c...

Vintage rya rug designed by Marianne Richter, produced in Sweden during the mid-20th century. The rug exemplifies Richter’s distinctive approach to textile design, combining a dense ...

Original serigraph by Peter Freudenthal, signed and dated 1979. The work features a bold geometric composition rendered in saturated primary and secondary colours, characteristic of ...

This “Stoja” wall lamp was designed by Ettore Sottsass for IKEA during the late 1970s, as part of the company’s short-lived collaboration with external architects and designers. The ...

This orange vinyl record stand was produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden during the second half of the 20th century. Executed in molded plastic, the pie...

This orange vinyl record stand was produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden during the second half of the 20th century. Executed in molded plastic, the pie...

Sculptural glass vase model Kallio, designed by Kai Blomqvist for Oy Kumela, Finland, during the 1970s. Executed in heavy mould-blown glass, the vase is defined by its rectangular, ...

Vintage IKEA “MÄRD” rolling storage box from the 1990s, executed in white molded plastic with contrasting red castors. Designed as a flexible and mobile storage solution, the box fe...

Vintage IKEA “Märd” rolling storage box from the 1990s, executed in durable molded red plastic. Designed as a compact and mobile storage solution, the piece features integrated whee...

The painted wooden candelabrum “Essungastaken,” designed by Swedish maker John Svensson and produced in Sweden during the mid-20th century. Rooted in the Scandinavian allmogestil (v...

Postmodern multi-arm floor lamp produced by Leitmotiv during the 1980s. Commonly referred to as a “spider” lamp, the design features five independently adjustable arms extending fro...

This ceiling lamp is an example of Ettore Sottsass’ work during his collaboration with IKEA in the late 1980s, a period when the designer explored how postmodern ideas could be trans...

Sculptural Jonisk floor or table lamp designed by Carl Öjerstam for IKEA in the 1990s. Executed in molded polypropylene, the lamp features a softly rounded, substantial form that exe...

Table lamp base produced during the 1960s, attributed to GK. The lamp base is executed in brass and decorated with surrounding glass elements, creating a distinctive and balanced int...

Sculptural table lamp base designed by Angel Pazmino and produced in Ecuador during the 1970s. This vintage lamp base is a strong example of Latin American modernist design, combinin...

Pair of wall lamps produced by Artlight Design during the 1980s. Each sconce is composed of a circular front panel intersected by a vertical central element that houses the switch a...

Postmodern CD tower produced during the 1980s, executed in chrome-finished metal with a solid grey marble base. The tall, linear structure features evenly spaced vertical slots desi...