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Denmark, ca. 1960s. An increasingly rare Model JH 505 Cow Horn chair designed in 1952 by Hans Wegner for Danish cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. Features a solid teak frame with tapered...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. Set of 8 old growth teak Model 89 dining chairs by Erik Buch. Beautifully refinished and freshly upholstered in a medium gray Danish wool from Maharam. Condition...

USA, ca. 1970s. A handsome Bastiano loveseat designed by Tobia Scarpa for Knoll. Features solid white oak frame with plush cushions upholstered in a textured oatmeal fabric, all remo...

USA, ca. 1970s. A handsome pair of Bastiano lounge chairs designed by Tobia Scarpa for Knoll. Featuring a solid white oak frame with plush cushions upholstered in a textured oatmeal ...

USA, ca. 1960s. A handsome tuxedo style sofa very much in the spirit of American designer Florence Knoll. Features a heavy ash frame with high arms and back supported by minimalist s...

England, ca. early 19th century. A fine pair of antique Regency mahogany hall chairs after the style of Gillows. Expertly crafted from solid mahogany with a rich, dark patina. Featur...

Austria, ca. 1890. A charming Art Nouveau settee or bench by Fischel. Features classic bentwood construction with a high arched back and dramatically curved arms. Three oval backrest...

England, ca. 1920s. A stylish cabinet or gentleman’s chest with classic Art Deco design. Features sturdy wood construction with beautifully book-matched burled door fronts and top. T...

USA, ca. 1970s. A chic floating cabinet by Janet Schweitzer for The Pace Collection. Most likely from the “Obra” line, this versatile piece features dramatically grained Macassar ebo...

USA, ca. 1940s or 1950s. A fabulous and monumental pair of modernist andirons occasionally attributed to the American industrial designer Donald Deskey (1894-1989). Each features stu...

USA, ca. 1940s. A hand-painted silver leaf dresser attributed to German born artist Max Kuehne (1880-1968). Features all wood construction with four drawers—each with brass drop pull...

USA, ca. 1920s. A fantastic pair of andirons attributed to the workshop of Samuel Yellin. Each features wrought iron construction depicting a roaring dragon with large clawed feet - ...

France, ca. 1990s. A monumental abstract tapestry or wall-hanging - originally acquired from a gallery in Paris. Features a minimalist geometric design with strong Japanese aesthetic...

USA, ca. 1960s. A large abstract oil on canvas painting titled Window #14 by San Francisco based American artist Howard Hack (1932-2015). This painting is from Hack's "Window Series”...

USA, ca. early 19th century. A wonderful blanket or mule chest most likely made in Vermont during the 1820s or 1830s. Features pine construction with two dovetailed drawers supported...

USA, ca. 1820s. A charming high blanket chest found - and most likely made - in Maine. Features pine constriction with a top supported by hand forged iron hardware that opens to reve...

Italy, ca. 1970s or 1980s. A stylish cane and bamboo chest or sideboard by Italian designer Flam Sansoni for manufacturer Dal Vera. Featuring natural bamboo trim and woven cane panel...

Italy, ca. 1970s. A stylish cane and bamboo cabinet by Italian designer Flam Sansoni for manufacturer Dal Vera. Featuring natural bamboo trim and woven cane panelling with blond wood...

Sweden, ca. 1960s. A versatile wall-mounted cabinet by Nils Jonsson for Hugo Troeds. Features teak construction with black lacquered sliding door, which opens to reveal a spacious bi...

USA, ca. 1820s. A charming antique chest of drawers in the Sheraton taste. Features poplar or pine construction with dramatic birdseye maple drawer fronts and simple rectangular back...

USA, ca. 1960s. An elegant pair of nightstands by Milo Baughman for Directional. Each features walnut construction with two doors that open to reveal a generous storage space support...

USA, ca. 1970s. An impressive linen press or wardrobe with great British Colonial look. Features wood construction with scorched or tortoiseshell bamboo trim and geometric detailing....

USA, ca. 1890s. A stunning bookcase attributed to the AH Davenport Company of Cambridge, MA. Features solid Cuban mahogany construction with three bays perfect for housing one’s lite...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A large Model 12 dining table by Niels Møller for JL Møllers. Features sturdy teak construction with a generous rectangular top supported by a softly curved apron...

Denmark, ca. 1950s. A large and incredibly well made Model FD 540 dining table by Finn Juhl for manufacturer France & Son. Unlike many Scandinavian modern tables, which typically...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A scarce and smartly designed console table by Kai Kristiansen for Aksel Kjersgaard. Features rosewood construction with a slightly flared rectangular top support...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A rare set of eight Model 71 dining chairs by Niels Otto Møller for his father’s company JL Møller. Each features solid rosewood construction with an elegantly cu...

USA, ca. early 1900s. A handsome and quite comfortable Model 323 rocking chair by Gustav Stickley. Features solid oak frame with classic Mission details. Slightly curved high back an...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A set of eight rosewood Eva dining chairs by Niels Koefoed for Koefoeds Hornslet. Each features a high, ergonomic back with flared vertical slats. Sturdy wood fra...

USA, ca. early 1900s. A handsome pair of hand forged Arts & Crafts andirons. Each features hammered iron construction with a pierced medallion containing flames, which cleverly a...

USA, ca. 1970s. A supremely useful bureau or low dresser by Cambridge cabinetmaker Charles Webb. Features sturdy oak construction with eight deep drawers - each finished with Webb’s ...

USA, ca. 1970s. An intricately rendered and finely cast bronze sculpture of a human spinal column with pelvic bones. Anonymous and unsigned, it is masterfully executed with anatomica...

USA, ca. 1980s. A scarce post modern coffee table by American designer Karl Springer (1931-1991). Features monolithic pedestal form supported by inset plinth base. Wrapped in a chic ...

Denmark, ca. 1950s. An early and rare large dining table by Hans Wegner - produced by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. Features an oval old growth teak top supported by an organic, almo...

Scotland, ca. 1840s. A charming chiffonier or sideboard in the William IV or early Victorian style. Features solid pine construction with a stepped-back shelf supported by turned col...

USA, ca. 1960s. A large ceramic charger by potters Vivika (1910-1995) and Otto Heino (1915-2009). Features rugged yet refined stoneware construction finished in a slightly celadon gl...

Denmark, ca. 1950s. A scarce and quite covetable JH-570 dining table by Hans Wegner for Johannes Hansen. Features a generous rectangular teak top with elegantly beveled lip supported...

USA, ca. 1970s. A bold lithographic poster from the 1974 opening of the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington, DC. Features Kenneth Noland’s (1924-2010) Beginning, whic...

Finland, ca. 1950s. A rare and early Model 901 tea trolley or bar cart by Alvar Aalto for Artek. Features a solid birch frame with black linoleum shelving and large white lacquered w...

USA, ca. 2000s. A stunning and sculptural rocking chair after American woodworker and studio furniture maker Sam Maloof (1916-2009). Features incredible fiddleback maple construction...

USA, ca. early 20th century. An intriguing pair of aerial survey photos by the New York office of Fairchild Aerial Surveys, Inc. Both photos depict a low altitude, oblique view of an...

USA, ca. 1920s. A handsome three-panel folding screen or room divider with strong Arts & Crafts design. Features sturdy oak construction with deeply carved lattice pattern to upper p...

USA, ca. 1970s. A rare and quite chic side or accent table by Karl Springer (1931-1991). Features curved solid brass base with asymmetrical top fashioned from a large specimen of pet...

England, ca. late 17th century. A fabulous antique Jacobean or Charles II style chest on stand. Features solid oak construction with a planked top with moulded edge above two small and two large geometrically paneled drawers. Cast brass drop handles and escutcheons are most likely replacements but are period and stylistically correct. (This is not uncommon as brasses were often sold or melted down in times of conflict.) Supported by an unusual separate arched base that includes two narrow drawers and turned bun feet. An attractive survivor perfectly suited to a variety of interiors, we were drawn to the piece’s dark finish and dramatic - yet lovely - presence. From the estate of the Cambridge-born explorer, photographer, and mountaineer Henry Bradford Washburn, Jr. (1910-2007), whose family traced their roots back to Mayflower passenger William Brewster...

USA, ca. 1950s. An unusual 3-seat bench attributed to Klaus Grabe for Robert Kayton Associates - produced by the Kingston Manufacturing Company of Kingston, NY. Featuring an angular ...

USA, ca. 1950s. An unusual 2-seat bench attributed to Klaus Grabe for Robert Kayton Associates - produced by the Kingston Manufacturing Company of Kingston, NY. Featuring an angular ...

USA, ca. 1960s / 1970s. An attractive instant collection of three studio wood bowls. Each features a masterfully turned design executed in dramatically figured zebrawood, mesquite, a...

England, ca. late 18th century. A versatile Georgian bow front chest with clean, minimalist appeal. Features mahogany construction with classic bow front and shaped apron / sides sup...

France, ca. early 19th century. A lovely antique panetière or bread storage cabinet from Provence. Features hand carved walnut construction in the Louis XV style with finely turned s...

USA, ca. 1990s. A unique side or accent table made by the artist Martin Prekop (b. 1940). Features round plywood construction with flared cruciform pedestal. Hand-decorated in black ...

USA, ca. early 20th century. An unusual pair of andirons with strong geometric form. Each features heavy iron construction with appealing handmade look that would work well in a vari...

Italy, ca. 1950s. A fantastic wall mirror with great scale and presence. Features an undulating and stepped / scalloped wood frame finished in silver leaf with various gold and silve...

Japan, ca. 1960s. An early and quite rare Model 32N Akari light sculpture by Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988). Features an enameled cast iron and steel base by Ozeki & Co., Ltd. of Gifu, Ja...

Finland, ca. 1950s. A rare pair of Colette lounge chairs by Ilmari Tapiovaara for Asko. Each features a streamlined birch frame with cantilevered arms and flared legs. Back and seat ...

USA, ca. 1910. An impressive pair of black metal Arts & Crafts andirons. Each features hammered iron construction supported by pad feet. Quite striking and geometric, we love their c...

Denmark, ca. 1960. A long Krobo style bench or coffee table most likely by Norwegian designer Torbjørn Afdal. Features rosewood construction with a generous rectangular top finished ...

USA, ca. 1930s. A stylish pair of occasional chairs from the Adirondacks. Each features handmade construction fashioned from six cuts of wood - most likely by a local craftsman or ca...

USA, ca. 1930s or 1940s. A pitched machinist’s chair with striking Constructivist look. Features handmade wood scaffold construction supported by original casters. While we do not kn...

USA, ca. 1950s. A large dining table or work table from George Nelson’s Executive Office Group for Herman Miller. Features a generous rec...

Denmark, ca. 1950s. A rare model AT-308 coffee table by Hans Wegner for Andreas Tuck. Features rectangular teak top supported by solid oak X-shaped legs with tubular brass supports ...