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A monumental Italian pedestal column designed by Stone International. Minimal in design, with a cylindrical form subtly raised on a square base, it is constructed entirely from metal...

A 1960s Italian serving tray attributed to Aldo Tura, crafted in lacquered crimson goatskin parchment with a sculptural brass handle. The circular form features a square cutout at th...

An Italian wall mirror from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The rectangular frame is clad in copper, its surface crafted with linear etchings and textured ...

This 1970s Gucci desk clock showcases the brand’s signature equestrian influence. The design pairs warm-toned wood with polished chrome accents, featuring bridle bit motifs—a nod to ...

Crafted in 1966 by celebrated Italian sculptor and painter Mario Giani, known artistically as Clizia (1923–2001), this ceramic sculpture is a striking exploration of organic forms. W...

An Italian ‘Maralunga’ armchair designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina in the 1970s. Upholstered in rich brown velvet, the chair sits low to the ground with soft, folded arms and a...

A French table lamp from the 1970s, attributed to Albert Tormos and hand-carved from solid limestone. The monolithic form is defined by a circular cutout, its edges softened by the s...

A refined study in mid-century French craftsmanship, this 1950s flush mount centers on a square Holophane glass shade — a material prized for its sophisticated command of light. Meas...

A petite French modernist table lamp by G. Humbert, dating to the 1940s. Rising just 10.5 inches in height, the lamp features a sculptural chrome-plated arm supporting a conical shad...

A French table lamp from the 1970s, crafted from stacked solid wood rings. The cylindrical form rises in measured tiers, each layer creating depth and shadow, while the wood’s pronou...

A 1950s French armchair and ottoman, crafted in solid wood with a handwoven rope seat. The frame is defined by its honest lines—square posts that taper subtly into rounded feet, soft...

A French low stool from the 1950s, carved in oak with a rush seat. The circular top is tightly woven in rush, its warm natural tone contrasting with the dark patina of the turned leg...

A silver-plated vide poche by Maria Pergay, circa 1960s. Sculpted in brass with a high polish and soft curves, the form is cinched at one end by a cast buckle and belt—a signature Pe...

A French oil on canvas painting, signed and dated 1958. The composition abstracts a harbor scene into planes of soft lavender, pale yellow, and cerulean blue, offset with strokes of ...

A French crystal candelabra from the 1960s, in the manner of Daum. A molten, rock-like base rises into a linear bar cut to hold five tapers. ...

A mid-century French carved wood coffee table, crafted circa 1950s. Shaped from solid hardwood, the round top is formed from three pie-cut segments, each joined with a subtle, time-w...

A French armchair from the 1940s, its wooden frame finished in deep green lacquer. The angled backrest and generous seat are upholstered in a vivid floral fabric, where oversized blo...

A 1970s French ceramic tray by Georges Pelletier. The square form is richly worked in deep crimson glaze, its surface accented with concentric gilt motifs that radiate outward like a...

A 1950s ceramic pitcher by French ceramist Robert Picault, handmade in Vallauris—the picturesque seaside village in the South of France renowned for its pottery. The bulb-shaped form...

A modern mixed media painting on paper by Franco-Italian painter and installation artist Angel Darisio. Rendered in layered washes of turquoise, yellow, and rose, the composition wea...

A large 1970s ceramic vase by Noomi Backhausen for Søholm Stentøj, the historic Danish workshop founded on the island of Bornholm in 1835—a place long regarded as the heart of Scandi...

A modern mixed media painting on paper by Franco-Italian painter and installation artist Angel Darisio. Vibrant blocks of color, looping script, and gestural marks create a rhythmic ...

The ‘Area 50’ pendant light, designed by Mario Bellini, is a rare and iconic piece produced by Artemide in 1976. The resin shade, delicately folded like flowing fabric, diffuses ligh...

A 1940s Italian vanity set, hand-blown in Murano using the bullicante technique. Pioneered by Ercole Barovier, this method embeds controlled air bubbles within the glass, creating an...

A French end table from the 1970s, combining architectural woodwork with a rectangular white marble top veined in soft grey. The black frame’s slender supports rise to meet the surfa...

A petite 1960s French studio pottery lamp with a luminous glaze in inky blue and chalky white. The rounded ceramic base is topped with a crisp white woven shade. Ideal on a bedside, ...

This French Brutalist accent chair by Jean-Jacques Argueyrolles rejects convention in favor of mythic geometry. Forged in iron, the back rises into a sweeping crescent, its arc frami...

A hand-sculpted ceramic vase signed by the French ceramicists Dalo. Crafted from black iridescent glazed ceramic, the organic form silhouette features a stylized face with a finger p...

A 1930s French Art Deco bronze sculpture of Diana, the Roman goddess of the hunt. Cast in bronze with a dark patina, the figure kneels in a poised stance, bow drawn and gaze lifted s...

A French ‘Robinson’ vanity set by Lalique, dating to the 1970s. This three-piece crystal ensemble includes a perfume atomizer, a stoppered bottle, and a lidded box. Each piece is enc...

A French table lamp from the 1940s, designed in the spirit of the Art Deco era. The body is a smooth, glossy green porcelain form, its silhouette gently flaring before meeting a gilt...

A rare coffee table by Belgian designer Willy Daro, crafted in the 1970s. The square top rests on a cylindrical base of Carrara marble, its cool white surface veined in soft grey, gr...

A sculptural table lamp by French artisan Albert Tormos, hand-carved from solid limestone in the 1970s. The abstract form rises in a fluid, flame-like silhouette, its undulating plan...

A French side table from the 1950s, scaled at just 8.75 inches wide and a little over two feet tall—an ideal proportion for use as a drinks table or pedestal. The square top is cut f...

An Italian wall-mounted console from the 1950s, in the manner of Pier Luigi Colli. The frame is forged in gilt iron, its scrolling supports worked into symmetrical curves. The surfac...

Forged in 1992, this sculptural desk by French artist and designer Gilles Chabrier captures the tension between weight and light, matter and translucency. The base, a band of patinat...

An Italian stool from the 1960s, crafted in lacquered goatskin parchment in the manner of Aldo Tura. The seat, softly contoured for comfort, is sheathed in a richly mottled surface o...

A French crystal table lamp designed by Daum in the 1960s. The sculptural body is crafted of weighty, hand-polished crystal in a fluid, organic silhouette with a central circular cut...

A Swedish brass sconce from the 1940s, its curved front punctuated by star-shaped perforations that read like constellations. The rolled brass shade is understated in form yet rich i...

A French bar cart from the 1970s, its cylindrical form rendered in smoked plexiglass with a translucent amber tone. A curved panel swings open to reveal frosted acrylic shelving...

A Spanish Brutalist stool from the mid-20th century, forged in hand-wrought iron and finished with hand-tooled leather. The X-form base is mar...

A French ceramic table lamp from the 1950s, sourced in the South of France. The baluster-form body is glazed in a deep emerald green, its surface enriched with fine ridged patterning...

A rare French bronze console table by Jacques-Pierre Dufresne, dating to the 1950s. Cast in bronze and finished in verdigris patina, the rectilinear frame is shaped by a triangular s...

A 1970s Swedish wall mirror by Glas Mäster Markaryd. Crafted from hand-carved pine, the frame features rounded and faceted forms—ovals, discs, and softened blocks—creating a rhythmic...

A pair of French sconces from the 1940s, attributed to Maison Arlus. A tapered brass stem rises vertically, its surface warm with a subtle patina. From its center extends a horizonta...

A mid-century French bar stool from the 1960s, its form anchored by a cast aluminum base that flares into a weighted, trumpet-like foot. A circular footrest wraps the stem, uniting f...

A French coffee table from the mid-20th century, balancing raw slate with the warmth of wood. The irregular top is left unpolished, its jagged edges and textured surface marked by na...

A trio of Italian marble nesting tables from the 1970s. Hewn from richly veined stone in tonal grays and mauves, the surfaces ripple with striations that shift from smoky charcoal to...

A French armchair from the 1940s, crafted in solid wood with a handwoven natural rush seat and backrest. The frame rises in rectilinear lines, softened by the warmth of its material ...

A French armchair from the 1940s, crafted in solid wood with a handwoven natural rush seat and backrest. The frame rises in rectilinear lines, softened by the warmth of its material ...

A French adjustable floor mirror from the 1940s, crafted in metal and raised on four small casters for mobility. From Agen in southwestern France, the piece stands at 4.5 feet tall, ...

The ‘Fleur de Fer’ coffee table by Maurice Barilone for Roche Bobois transforms raw steel into architectural poetry. A thick sheet is torch-cut and stretched into angular planes, eac...

A French desk from the 1970s, its minimal frame rendered in brass with a smoked glass top. The square-profile legs rise in clean lines, joined at the base by an intersecting X-stretc...

A French club chair from the 1940s–50s, upholstered in supple black leather with a commanding high back and rolled arms. The silhouette is architectural yet inviting, its rectilinear...

Sold and priced individually. A 1960s French concrete mushroom sculpture featuring a unique brown and ivory painted finish. This garden decor could be used indoors or outdoors; it’s...

An Italian lounge chair from the 1950s, defined by its enveloping wingback silhouette and generous proportions. The frame rises in a tall, slightly reclined stance, with wings that f...

A sculptural table lamp by French artisan Albert Tormos, hand-carved from solid limestone in the 1970s. The biomorphic form is shaped with a sweeping curve and circular cutout, its t...

A Brutalist stone and metal inlay coffee table from the Netherlands, crafted in the 1970s in the manner of Paul Kingma. The rectangular top is formed from tessellated slabs of natura...

A French dining table from the 1970s, crafted in solid pine. The rectangular top rests on cylindrical legs, joined by stretcher bars that emphasize the table’s architectural form. Vi...

Discovered in a villa outside Milan, this console reflects the dialogue between architecture and craft in Italian design of the 1930s. A conical pedestal in richly grained walnut anc...