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An Italian Venetian wall mirror from the 1940s, its composition defined by its layered frame, where cut and etched glass panels surround the central mirror in a carefully balanced ar...

A French table lamp from the 1980s, executed in the manner of Jacques Adnet. A cylindrical leather shade appears to float above a slender brass column. Wrapped in rich burgundy leat...

A French Art Deco credenza from the 1940s, crafted in ash, the cabinet is composed of broad, uninterrupted surfaces that allow the character of the timber to take prominence.  The g...

A French coffee table from the 1980s, made in the manner of Claude Berraldacci, and executed in travertine. The Saturn coffee table is defined by its interplay of solid and transpar...

A French modernist sideboard from 1955, the “L2M30” Sideboard by Robert Debiève, produced by the celebrated manufacturer Les Huchers Minvielle. Measuring generously, the sideboard b...

A French wood floor lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Charles Dudouyt, carved from solid wood. The lamp rises from a circular base in a long tapering column, its silhouette interru...

Designed in Italy during the 1960s, is this rare ‘Bilobo’ pendant by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Flos. The pendant balances industrial precision with the softness of hand-worked gla...

A French gilt-iron floor lamp from the 1940s, attributed to Maison Ramsay, a lamp that contributes as much through its form as through the light it provides. Crafted in gilt iron, t...

A French mixed media composition by Gérard Sandoz, created as an exploration of form, color, and balance.  The work centers on a group of abstract shapes suspended against a softly ...

Standing over five and a half feet tall, a French floor mirror from the 1950s, recalling the interiors of France’s Alpine regions. Crafted in stained pine, the frame is finished in ...

A vintage French table lamp by Fondica, created in the late 20th Century. The form is defined by a slender brass stem rising from a textured circular base. A cast brass element at t...

Designed to bring structure and warmth to the room around it, a French Art Deco nightstand from the 1930s. Its form is structured around clean geometric lines, softened by gently ro...

An Italian table lamp by Banci Firenze, sourced from a private Florentine estate connected to the Banci family, embodying the design aesthetic that defined much of Italian lighting d...

A French mixed media composition by Gérard Sandoz, created as an exploration of form, color, and balance.  The work unfolds as a field of softened horizontal washes in blue and viol...

Designed in Italy during the 1960s, is this rare ‘Bilobo’ pendant by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for Flos. The pendant balances industrial precision with the softness of hand-worked gla...

Composed of twelve arms arranged in a graceful, layered composition, a French brass chandelier from the 1950s. The chandelier unfolds outward in a series of fluid curves. Each arm l...

An Italian adjustable pendant from the 1960s, attributed to Stilnovo. Suspended from a blackened metal structure with exposed pulleys and a counterweighted rocker mechanism, the adj...

Rendered in ivory painted wood and upholstered in a repeating pin-dot velvet, a pair of French Art Deco Revival armchairs with matching ottoman, produced in the 1940s. The silhouett...

Composed in rose gold acid-etched glass, a French vanity set from the 1920s defined by its faceted surfaces and warm reflective tones. Each piece carries a warmth that shifts throug...

A French table lamp from the 1950s, constructed in iron with an emphasis on line, symmetry, and open space. The form is defined by forged scrollwork arranged within a rectilinear fr...

Constructed in iron and wrapped in deep brown leather, a French table lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Jean-Pierre Ryckaert. The body is shaped as an open cage—balanced somewhere ...

Composed of vertical slatted timber, a French tambour pine screen from the 1960s, attributed to Jomain Bauman. The tambour construction allows the screen to bend in a continuous cur...

An Italian lounge chair from the 1950s, shaped with the confidence of mid-century Italian design. The exaggerated wingback rises in a continuous curve, wrapping the sitter in a silh...

An Italian Model 2207 'Flash' table lamp by Joe Colombo for O-Luce, designed in the 1970s, where light becomes as much a part of the form as the object itself. A cylindrical lacquer...

A pair of French wall sconces by Maison Arlus from the 1970s, balancing the warmth of natural materials. Composed of sculpted wood backplates with softly rounded forms, the sconces ...

Crafted in bronze with a floating glass top, a rare French coffee table by Maison Malabert from the 1970s. The table’s defining detail is the stylized bird form suspended beneath th...

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1930s, where solid oak defines the structure with confidence and precision.  Crafted in oak, the frame is accented by a continuous Greek key inla...

A French ceramic table lamp by Accolay from the 1960s, featuring a rounded ceramic base finished in a rich, earthy glaze. Its subtly textured surface speaks to the hand of the maker...

Handmade in white ceramic, a Danish pendant from the 1970s defined by its heavily textured surface. Rows of hand-cut perforations wrap the lower edge, allowing light to pass through...

A rare Italian table lamp from the 1970s in the manner of Fontana Arte. Constructed from thick, hand-cut glass, the square central panel is pierced by twelve circular cut-outs, their...

A rare French Art Deco Modernist secretary desk by André Sornay, produced in the 1950s. Architectural in composition, the desk is defined by a disciplined geometry softened through ...

Handmade in white ceramic, a Danish pendant from the 1970s defined by its heavily textured surface. Rows of hand-cut perforations wrap the lower edge, allowing light to pass through...

A French 'Antinea' wall sconce by Jean-François Crochet for Sergio Terzani, designed in the 1980s with a form that feels as much like sculpture as illumination. Standing 28 inches t...

A French Brutalist table lamp from the 1960s, defined by its forged ironwork. The structure is defined by its heavily cratered surface—a volcanic texture that gives the lamp the app...

A French ink and gouache on paper painting by Miodrag “Milo” Vojić from the 1950s. Rendered in shades of cobalt, turquoise, violet, and black, the composition balances graphic linew...

Sourced in Paris, a French pedestal from the 1970s. Standing nearly five feet tall, its proportions draw the eye upward, creating a vertical presence.  Clad in thick rose smoked mir...

A French ceramic hand mirror by Mithé Espelt from the 1960s, defined by hand-applied heart motifs in soft pink and deep violet tones with delicate gilt detailing throughout. The elo...

A French pedestal from the early 20th century, carved entirely from rose-veined marble. The defining feature is its Solomonic column, hand carved with a continuous spiral that draws...

Philippe Leclercq Sculpture No. 81 Provence, France The Artist For more than three decades, Philippe Leclercq carved stone from his garden atelier in Provence. A physiotherapi...

Designed by Bruno Munari, an Italian pendant light from the 1960s, conceived as an exploration of geometry, movement, and light. Composed of interlocking chrome-plated elements, its...

Defined by curved glass shades etched with a delicate diamond cross hatch pattern, a pair of Italian “Model No. 307” sconces by G.C.M.E. from the 1950s. The design diffuses light th...

Finished in a soft light grey, a French floor lamp from the 1980s. The composition is built from simple forms: a slender cylindrical stem rising from a flat base, supporting a gentl...

A large Hungarian ceramic pitcher, dating to the 1960s. The vessel is sculpted with an architectural silhouette, its tapering body set on small integral feet and rising to a gently f...

A French Garrigue coffee table by Roger Capron, crafted in the 1960s and exemplifying the artist’s celebrated fusion of ceramic craftsmanship and modernist design. The tabletop is c...

An Italian pendant from the 1950s, finished in vivid red lacquer. An hourglass-shaped diffuser sits suspended within a delicate black metal framework, its silhouette narrowing and w...

A Hungarian ceramic rectangular vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Shaped into a tall, faceted column, the vase is articulated with soft edges and a gently recessed neck. The glaze settle...

A French oak armchair from the 1940s, shaped with the solidity that defined much of the period’s provincial furniture. Crafted in solid oak, the frame carries a sense of permanence ...

Originally designed as a set of acoustic panels, this French modular wall sculpture from the 1970s reflects the era's interest in combining functional design with sculptural form. Fo...

An Italian flush mount designed by Gino Sarfatti for Arteluce in the 1960s, its form reduced to a simple circular volume, suspended close to the ceiling with an almost architectural ...

A French ceramic Shogun coffee table by Roger Capron from the 1960s. Grounded by four solid cylindrical legs in stained wood, the table carries a quiet architectural weight. Its rou...

A French wrought iron side table by Jean-Jacques Argueyrolles, created in 1997, where the forged wrought iron gives the piece a raw, architectural presence. The table stands on slen...

A French hand-forged wrought iron coffee table from the 1950s, finished in a verdigris patina reminiscent of sun-worn metal along the Côte d’Azur. The rectangular silhouette is open...

A French pink mosaic accent table from the 1960s, distinguished by its crisp geometry and softly variegated surface. The square top is inlaid with a field of petite mosaic tiles in b...

A French coffee table from the 1960s, the circular top formed from laid ceramic tiles, arranged in a flowing abstract pattern that radiates from the center. Soft whites are contrast...

A Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Shaped into a tall, rectangular silhouette with a subtly tapered neck, the vase is sculpted in relief with abstracted motifs that an...

A French ceramic coffee table attributed to Jean Gregorieff for Roche Bobois from the 1970s. The composition is defined by the dialogue between two materials. A brushed steel frame ...

A Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay, circa 1950s. Rising to nearly two feet in height, the cylindrical form is richly modeled with stylized sunflower motifs in low relief, their elon...

A trio of Italian Art Nouveau wall pieces from the 1910s–1920s, hand-painted with stylized floral motifs in warm gilt and painted tones. Composed as one larger circular panel flanke...

A mid-20th century Hungarian ceramic vase by Zsolnay. The vessel is formed in a bold, disc-like silhouette, its rounded body anchored by a narrow foot and crowned with a subtly flare...

An Italian Art Nouveau stool from the 1910s–1920s, crafted in solid wood and richly figured burl. The silhouette is compact and architectural, softened by hand-painted floral motifs...