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An Italian Murano glass table lamp designed by Vetri in the 1970s. Monumental in scale, the sculptural form is composed of satin-finish glass, accented by swirling ribbons of pink an...

A modernist sculpture by French artist Bertrand Créac’h, hand-carved in Carrara marble, c. 1990s. Tapered and monumental, its angular planes dissolve into softened curves, revealing ...

A pair of Italian wall sconces from the 1960s. Geometric brass mounts anchor thick-cut glass planes, their aqua-green edges reinforcing the thoughtful rhythm of the design. Sculptura...

A compact study in rhythm and relief, this solid oak side table channels the sculptural vocabulary of French modernist Charles Dudouyt—where architectural planes meet playful bobbin ...

A 1950s French illuminated wall mirror attributed to Mathieu Matégot for Artimeta. The curved frame, crafted from perforated sheet metal, has a painted ivory finish and brass trim. T...

Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta for Alias in 1985, the ‘Quinta’ chair is composed of a black-lacquered steel rod frame with a perforated sheet metal seat and back. Its archit...

A 1970s Italian bar stool attributed to Gastone Rinaldi. The chrome-plated metal base fans out in a rhythmic display, grounding the design with a sense of lightness and strength. A c...

A French sconce from the 1940s, forged in wrought iron with a diamond-latticed cage surrounding deeply textured glass panels. The lantern body tapers to a graceful point, suspended f...

This 1940s French coffee table bridges fantasy and form. Featuring a reverse-painted églomisé glass top, the surface depicts a leaping unicorn amid a star-flecked sky and compass ros...

A sculptural three-panel room divider by French artist Jean Touret for Atelier de Marolles, France, circa 1950s. Hand-wrought in iron and inset with a menagerie of stylized animal si...

A 1981 oil on canvas titled Portrait of a Peary Proxy #4 by listed New York artist Martial Westburg aka Ray Rodrique (20th century). The work, number four in a series of four, reflec...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror with a soft, architectural presence. Framed in solid wood, its rectangular form features subtly rounded edges and a warm, honeyed patina. Each corner is j...

One sold / one available A sculptural Danish lounge chair from the 1960s, retaining its original upholstery and fringe trim. Defined by generous curves and a low-slung profile, the ...

A monumental Italian wall panel by Gianni Pinna, hand-carved in the 1970s. Over six feet in height, the single plank is worked in deep relief with geometric motifs cut by the sculpto...

A late 20th century French wrought iron lantern pendant, its frame finished in a deep verdigris. The body is composed of interlocking scrolls, hand-hammered and riveted, with each jo...

A 1970s pedestal in faceted ivory marble, veined with soft shades of ash grey, chalk, and pale graphite—sourced in the South of France. The fifteen-sided form rises from a deep charcoal marble base, its geometry crisp and sculptural. Finished with a pentagonal top, it serves effortlessly as a plinth for...

A 1950s Italian valet stand attributed to Ico Parisi for Fratelli Reguitti. Crafted in richly grained wood with brass detailing, the form is both architectural and tailored. The desi...

A sculptural Italian cut crystal vase designed by Pierangelo Gallotti & Luigi Radice in the 1960s. Produced by Fontana Arte, one of Italy’s most esteemed glass manufacturers, its...

Sold and priced individually. A 1970s French bedside table by Jean Claude Mahey, finished in ivory high-gloss lacquer with brushed brass inlays between each drawer and along the foo...

A 1930s French Art Deco coffee table with lyrical lines and delicate scrollwork. The round top is carved from pink-veined marble, cool-toned with a softly honed finish. Beneath, a tr...

A monumental French Art Deco dining table or desk from the 1940s, sourced in the South of France. The solid wood top—measuring 83” wide and extending to 102” with both leaves—is rich...

A rare low coffee table by Romanian-born sculptor Victor Roman, cast in solid bronze with a hand-polished finish. The biomorphic base ripples with curves and protrusions, referencing...

A sculptural ode to nature, this 1950s Swedish swivel table takes the form of a clover in full bloom. Crafted in blonde walnut with a rich, luminous finish, the tabletop unfolds in t...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror in thick green glass, crafted in the manner of Fontana Arte. Its teardrop form feels architectural—defined by soft curves and a wide, bevelled border in a...

Sold and priced individually. A mid-century French lounge chair designed by Pierre Guariche for Airborne in the 1950s. The black tubular steel frame is linear and minimal, with angl...

Crafted by the esteemed Milanese metal atelier Santambrogio e De Berti—known for their collaborations with Gio Ponti—this 1960s mirror reflects the refined elegance of Italian modern...

A 1960s Italian lantern pendant, its sculptural drum form woven from warm, honeyed bamboo in the manner of Franco Albini. Vertical slats are bound with cross-lashed detail, framing l...

A rare Art Deco green Murano glass pendant attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier in the 1950s. The flared glass shade is f...

A mid-century French floor lamp, circa 1950s, in the manner of Jean-Pierre Ryckaert. Forged in darkened metal, the brutalist silhouette stacks oversized chain links on a horseshoe ba...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte. The round central mirror is held within a pale aqua glass surround—subtly tinted, deeply beveled, and clipped with four chrome...

A 1970s desk by Marcello Gacita and Pierre Tiberi for Mode Europe, composed of two sculptural trestle legs in amber plexiglass with curved silhouettes. Each base is joined by visible...

A sculptural French desk lamp in perforated metal, reminiscent of Mathieu Matégot’s material language. Finished in warm ivory, the design features a bent metal shade and dual arms, j...

A panel that reads like an architectural carving. Painted in the South of France, the classical caryatid is rendered in thick oil against a charcoal ground, the woman’s draped figur...

A 1940s French oak drop-leaf side table in the manner of Charles Dudouyt. The rectangular top extends with hinged leaves, supported by twin pedestal legs carved with ribbed cylindric...

A 1970s Italian handblown Murano glass flush mount, in the manner of Vetri. Just over two feet in diameter, the dome is formed from white glass in a hypnotic swirl, spiraling inward ...

A Modernist Italian pendant attributed to Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte, dating to the 1960s. Six polished nickel arms extend from a central stem, each supporting a light source fra...

A graphic, grid-patterned coffee table from 1970s France, featuring glazed ceramic tiles arranged in bold alternating bands of matte black and gilded metallics. Supported by sleek ch...

A sculptural Spanish coffee table from the 1980s, attributed to David Marshall. Cast in mixed metals, the sinuous base interweaves aluminum and brass in a fluid, architectural gestur...

A dance of light and mass, this console epitomizes the very moment—circa 1970—when European ateliers first mastered the effortless union of stone and glass. The desk‑height top, cut ...

A French floor lamp from the 1940s, wrought in hand-forged iron and finished in a soft verdigris patina. The slender stem is bound with twisted rope detailing and gathered at the col...

A 1950s Italian desk or console with architectural lines and a grounded presence. The iron base flares outward in a winged silhouette—sharp angles offset by a warm, inset wood panel....

A four-panel screen that offers two moods in one piece: golden mosaic on one side, inky velvet on the other. Hand-gilt metal frames hold square tiles of gold leaf that have mellowed...

A monumental Italian enfilade credenza, sourced in Parma and dating to the 1980s. Over seven feet wide, the piece is constructed of wood and finished in a high-gloss black lacquer th...

A monumental Italian lantern pendant, handcrafted in Italy in the early 1900s. The dome-like form is wrapped in intricate wrought iron filigree—each scroll bent and fixed by hand int...

A fold-out dining table and bookshelf in pine, crafted in France in the 1960s. Rustic yet sculptural, the piece hinges on utility—with a desk surface that folds seamlessly into its o...

An Italian Mid-Century Modern ‘Zinzolo’ lounge chair designed by Vittorio Varo for Flan Interior Design in the 1970s. This low-profile chair features a sculptural, padded wooden fram...

A 1950s Italian floor lamp with a tripod base in black-lacquered metal capped by tapered brass feet. The oversized opaline-glass globe is cinched top and bottom by perforated brass c...

An Italian console or corner desk from the 1950s, defined by its asymmetrical profile. The walnut top is cut into a sharp, angular form, cantilevering lightly over a geometric base o...

A sculptural 1970s pedestal table in richly veined marble, equally suited for dining or use as a large center table. The circular top, measuring 47.5 inches in diameter, is rendered ...

An Italian console table from the 1970s, anchored by four solid travertine pedestals. The organic variation in the stone, ranging from deep ochre and ivory to creamy taupe, adds warm...

Handcrafted in France in the 1960s, this wall mirror is defined by gentle curvature and thoughtful detail. Its rounded rectangular frame is sculpted from golden oak, accented with su...

A rare 1970s coffee table by Ligne Roset, France. Wrapped in supple ecru-toned leather, the low square form is softly padded at the sides with four recessed legs. The hinged top lift...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror rendered in smoked glass. The floor-length silhouette stretches over five feet tall, its elongated frame gently rounded at the top and tapering to a soft ...

This generously proportioned table captures the bold experimentation of 1970s Italian design. A slab of richly veined verde marble rests atop a rhythmic procession of brushed tubular...

A rare ‘Aia’ floor lamp designed by Toshiyuki Kita for Sawaya & Moroni in 2002. Standing over four feet tall, the cylindrical form is composed of vertical wood slats framing pane...

A 1970s Italian lounge chair in dove gray velvet, with a low, generous seat and gently curved back. The form is minimalist and rectilinear, softened by rounded edges and deeply padde...

A study in substance and restraint, this 1970s Italian dining table brings sculptural stillness to the room. Hewn from filled travertine, its oblong top floats on twin demi-lune pede...

A sculptural Italian chaise lounge designed by Guido Faleschini in the 1970s. The adjustable, fluid form is anchored by a polished chrome-plated steel frame that arcs in a continuous...

Sold and priced individually. A 1950s French armchair hewn from solid oak, its architectural frame defined by weighty proportions and hand-forged iron hardware. Exposed dovetail joi...

A 1970s Italian chandelier. Seven frosted Murano glass tubes, each hand-blown with a distinctive icicle-like texture, are suspended from polished chrome hardware and a wrapped textil...