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Crafted in gilt bronze with a soft suede leather sling, this 1980s magazine rack by Spanish artist David Marshall balances sculptural form with everyday function. The bronze frame, s...

A fan-shaped Italian wall sconce by Zonca, crafted in the 1980s. Postmodern in spirit, the fixture features a semicircular panel of Murano glass with alternating rows of bubbled and ...

A petite French brass and marble wall-mounted console, dating to the 1940s. Shaped in scrolling wrought brass, the frame curls outward in lyrical arcs, meeting at a sculpted finial o...

A Louis XVI style wall mirror from the 1960s, framed in carved wood finished in black lacquer. The rectangular frame is simply profiled yet finely detailed. Within, nine mirrored pan...

One available. A French table lamp from the 1960s, its sculpted wooden base rising in an angular profile to support a cylindrical shade of thin wood veneer. When illuminated, the sh...

A rare brass floor lamp by Italian artist and designer Riccardo Scarpa (1905–1999). The stem rises in slender, stacked segments, lifted lightly on a tripod base. The brass retains it...

A rare hand-blown Murano glass perfume atomizer attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier in the 1960s. Its fluid, organic form captures the elegance of hand-blown glass...

An Italian wall sconce from the 1950s, in the manner of Stilnovo, featuring a pair of curved white acrylic shades mounted on lacquered metal with brass details. The staggered double-...

A French rattan shelf, dating to the 1960s and crafted in the manner of architect Louis Sognot. The rectangular frame is softened by rounded corners, its woven body running in a cont...

Sold and priced individually. This 1960s Brutalist metal wall mirror was handcrafted by French artisan Irena Jaworska, a protégé of the Line Vautrin School. The gilt sunburst frame,...

A French silver-plated champagne bucket from the 1960s, cast with sculptural ram’s head handles and set on a fluted, footed base. The wide, tapering vessel is accented with incised b...

Sold and priced individually. A trompe-l’oeil of stacked books, this 1970s end table, attributed to American maker Maitland-Smith, blurs the line between object and illusion. Carved...

A monumental French rosewood sideboard, dating to the 1940s. Crafted in richly figured rosewood veneers, the façade is articulated through a disciplined geometric composition—paneled...

A 1960s French dining set composed of an octagonal dining table and a matching set of four carved oak chairs. Unified by bold geometry and material weight, the set reflects the era’s...

A rare vanity set from the 'Dilly Dally' series, designed by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau in 1968. Crafted as a modular system, the cylindrical table and chair interlock seamlessl...

A 1960s Danish ceramic pendant by Jette Helleroe for Axella. The drum-shaped shade is wrapped in repeating medallions, each pressed in relief and punctuated with rounded amber glass ...

A French Art Deco armchair from the 1940s, defined by its curved backrest and enveloping arms that taper gently toward the seat. The rounded form sits on tapered wood legs, lending w...

A 1960s Danish ceramic pendant with a wide, hand-thrown silhouette finished in deep maroon and smoky charcoal glaze. The domed form is punctuated by a rhythmic band of circular perfo...

A 1979 “Slack I” floor lamp by Dutch architect Mart van Schijndel, produced in small numbers in his own workshop, Martech. Van Schijndel, an influential figure of Dutch Structuralism...

A mid-century Scandinavian dining set composed of a 1960s Finnish bistro table paired with two sculptural ‘Rantasipi’ dining chairs designed by Arnold Lerber for Laukaan Puu in the 1...

A rare 'Vademecum' table lamp designed by Joe Colombo for Kartell in 1969. Compact in scale, the lamp is crafted from molded black plastic and paired with a chrome-plated steel shade...

Painted in autumn 1953, Fête Joyeuse captures James Pichette at the moment he helped shift postwar French painting from geometric order to the free, rhythmic colour that would define...

A French table lamp by Albert Tormos, hand-carved from solid limestone in the 1970s. The form is defined by stacked horizontal cutouts carved into a squared block of stone, each laye...

A French sconce from the 1960s, in the manner of Maison Arlus. Over three feet tall, the design sets three square frosted glass shades against a black lacquered metal frame, pierced ...

A 1972 design by Philippe Rogier for French lighting firm Oxar. Petite in scale at just 11 inches tall, this cylindrical table lamp is composed of a chrome-plated metal base and a sm...

A French coffee table from the 1940s featuring a hand-forged iron base and honed white marble top. The sculptural frame arcs in looping curves, joined at the center with a forged spi...

A rare French two-arm table lamp designed by Georges Mathias for Fondica in 1995. Cast in gilt bronze, the branching form recalls antlers, its textured surface alive with ridges and ...

A French ceramic vase by Les Potiers d’Accolay, dating to the 1960s. The rounded body is softly contoured, its surface finished in a lavender-grey glaze. Incised floral motifs unfold...

A French blown-glass vase by Jean-Claude Novaro, 1987. The piece showcases Novaro’s signature use of metallic oxides, suspended within thick, clear glass—veins of gold, amber, and wh...

A French low round coffee table from the 1960s, combining gilt metal and frosted glass. The circular frame rests on three scrolled legs joined by an arched stretcher, the gilded surf...

A 1950s French wall mirror, salvaged from the wings of a provincial performance theater. Standing just over five feet tall, the architectural frame reflects a neoclassical vocabulary...

A 1950s French circular iron garden bench, designed as a sculptural ring with six round cushions upholstered in a soft blue textile. Crafted in iron, the circular seat platform is fo...

A 1950s ceramic pitcher by French ceramist Arlette Roux, handmade in Vallauris—the picturesque seaside village in the South of France renowned for its pottery. The sculptural, doubl...

A 1960s French ceramic table lamp by Georges Pelletier, finished in deep midnight blue glaze layered with shimmering gilt bands. The rounded body shows Pelletier’s hand in its painte...

A French vanity mirror from the 1930s–1940s, sourced in the South of France and capturing the late Art Deco spirit. Its triptych design allows the arched side wings to fold inward, f...

A French brass pendant sourced in Paris, dating to the late 1950s–early 1960s. An octagonal mirrored tray forms the centerpiece, holding a suspended opaline glass globe that diffuses...

A French Art Deco coffee table by Maurice Jallot, dating to the 1940s. Crafted from sycamore maple, the round top is laid in a precise radial veneer pattern that draws the eye inward...

Artisan-made in France in the 1960s, this iron potence light captures the essence of mid-century industrial design. A single elongated arm extends into space—bent at sharp angles, it...

A 1960s French ceramic vase by Jean de Lespinasse. This sculptural piece features a rich blue glaze with hand-painted geometric motifs and a central medallion in earthy tones of ochr...

A Brutalist French coffee table sourced in the South of France, dating to the 1960s–70s. The design is anchored by a solid wood base, its three splayed legs gathered at a central hex...

An Italian coffee table from the 1950s, composed of a softly rounded onyx top resting on tapered brass legs. The slab is richly figured—creamy veining in shades of honey, alabaster, ...

A 1940s French Art Deco vanity mirror, sourced in the South of France. The mirror rests within a silver-plated geometric frame, held by two triangular struts pierced with circular cu...

A French Art Deco table lamp in chrome and cobalt glass, dating to the 1950s. The wide domed shade rests lightly above a flared chrome collar, its mirrored surface catching soft refl...

A mid-20th century French ceramic table lamp, its form defined by a tapering cylindrical base painted with terracotta triangles. Soft white glaze pools and thins at the edges, reveal...

Luberon Stone Sculptures Anonymous Artist, c. 20th century – Present Carved in the quiet hours after work by a retired physiotherapist in his Luberon atelier, each sculpture is a m...

An Italian gilt bronze desk or petite dining table, crafted circa 1950s–1960s and sourced from the Banci family estate in Florence. The slender metal frame is finished with hand-appl...

Luberon Stone Sculptures Anonymous Artist, c. 20th century – Present Carved in the quiet hours after work by a retired physiotherapist in his Luberon atelier, each sculpture is a m...

Luberon Stone Sculptures Anonymous Artist, c. 20th century – Present Carved in the quiet hours after work by a retired physiotherapist in his Luberon atelier, each sculpture is a m...

A mid-20th-century Italian square coffee table, crafted in solid oak. Broad in stance and low to the floor, the table reads as both grounded and inviting—designed to anchor a seating...

An Italian equestrian desk set from the 1980s, comprising a silver-plated letter opener and a magnifying glass that doubles as a bottle opener. Each piece is modeled after classic h...

A 20th century Italian Neoclassical urn drawing from classical architectural forms and ornamental garden vessels. Crafted in plaster and standing two feet tall, this piece features a...

A vintage wall mirror by Rimadesio, the Italian firm long admired for its precision in glass and architectural surfaces. The design radiates outward from a soft central circle, its s...

A pair of 1930s French stylized rabbit bookends, each finely cast in solid bronze—one with a deep verdigris, the other in a dark, mellowed patina. The forms are alert but still, perc...

A 1970s Italian lounge chair with a low, grounded profile and a solid wood plinth base. The silhouette is generous and softly sculpted—wide arms, deep seat cushions, and a gently rec...

A pair of hand-cast candleholders by David Marshall, dating to the 1970s. The aluminum stems rise from softly rounded bases and are accented with asymmetrical brass inlays that wrap ...

A pair of 1960s Italian sconces crafted in the manner of Fontana Arte, defined by their architectural chrome fittings and thick, curved glass diffusers. A central chrome column house...

An Italian handmade ceramic bowl dating to the mid-20th century. Generous in scale, the form opens into a wide, gently sloped basin with an irregular rim that reflects its hand-shape...

A Model 1995 pendant light designed by Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte in the 1960s. The conical brass shade, naturally patinated over time, tapers to a faceted glass diffuser below. Th...

A large Italian bowl or centerpiece from the 1970s. The round, shallow silhouette is composed of ivory hued travertine and features a porus finish with beautiful texture. Sourced in ...

An Italian pendant light dating from the 1950s, defined by its lantern-like silhouette. A wide, mint green metal shade hovers above a central opaline glass diffuser, its soft oval fo...