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A French freestanding catchall in the manner of Maison Baguès from the 1950s, crafted in gilt bronze with a bamboo motif. The slender stem is articulated in naturalistic bamboo segme...

A French ceramic tile coffee table by Roger Capron, crafted in Vallauris in the 1960s. The rectangular top is composed of earthenware tiles, each individually set to form a rhythmic ...

A French brass and ceramic mosaic coffee table from the 1960s, defined by its elongated oval form and richly textured surface. The top is composed of ceramic tesserae in a palette of...

A petite Italian table lamp from the 1950s, defined by its etched Murano glass shade and polished brass base. The curved glass panel is delicately incised with a fan-like floral moti...

A late 20th-century prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze, sourced from a private estate in Florence. Designed in the 1980s, the lamp centers on a shallow copper uplight bowl, set at...

Designed in the 1980s, this late-20th-century prototype floor lamp by Banci Firenze was sourced from a private estate in Florence. The lamp is crafted in finely worked gilt metal, it...

A charming 1960s low stool sourced in the South of France. This stool features a wooden base in a warm, honey hue, complemented by a rope seat intricately woven in a basket weave des...

A large scale abstract mixed media painting by German artist Amela Rasi. This piece is presented on a cotton canvas + was created using pigments and oil pas...

A 1960s Italian armchair attributed to Percival Lafer, defined by its architectural wooden frame and softly contoured cushions in a warm tobacco faux suede. Broad, winged side panels...

A 1950s Italian pendant light in the manner of Stilnovo, defined by a minimal, architectural silhouette. A rectangular opaline glass diffuser is suspended from a slender brass stem, ...

An Italian floor lamp from the 1950s, crafted in the manner of Maison Arlus. Three arms sweep outward in elegant formation, each ending in its original amber shade trimmed with delic...

A rare French dining set from the 1950s, composed of a round table and four curved benches that encircle it in harmonious symmetry. Crafted in solid pine, the set showcases the organ...

A ceramic table lamp from Torino, Italy, dating to the 1990s. The cylindrical body is hand-glazed in a palette of deep oxblood and ink blue, its surface patterned with rhythmic impre...

An Italian coffee table from the 1970s, attributed to Cristal Arte. The rectangular form stretches just over four feet in width, its chromed steel frame housing two tiers of sapphire...

An Italian pendant from the 1970s, crafted in the manner of Veca. The lantern form is composed of alternating pink and transparent Murano glass, each gently curved and held in place ...

A rare mid-century floor lamp by German manufacturer Bega, produced in the 1950s. Founded in 1945 in Menden, Bega began as a small workshop making wrought-iron lighting before evolvi...

A sculptural planter from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The cylindrical form is clad in copper, its surface deeply etched with abstract motifs and burnis...

This 1960s Brutalist metal wall mirror was handcrafted by French artisan Irena Jaworska, a protégé of the Line Vautrin School. The gilt sunburst frame, featuring fiery red talosel in...

A petite Italian table lamp from the 1950s, standing just 9 inches tall. The ivory-lacquered metal stem rises from a scalloped glass base set on a clear disc, detailed with a gilt co...

A cast bronze bust of a woman, signed by the artist and bearing the foundry mark Cire M. Pastori Perdue. Dating to the mid-20th century, the sculpture rises 19 inches high, its head ...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized maple ...

A sculptural planter from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The cylindrical form is clad in copper, its surface deeply etched with abstract motifs and burnis...

An Italian flush mount from the 1970s, crafted in hand-blown Murano glass with soft gray and rose tones swirling through the milky white ground. The domed shade lends subtle depth, i...

A delicate 1950s Italian table lamp crafted from jade green Murano glass, its sculptural silhouette complemented by a simple conical shade. The handblown form features subtle textura...

A set of six French dining chairs dating to the 1940s, crafted in oak with handwoven rush seats. The tall backs feature geometric lattice cutouts framed by vertical rush panels, a co...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized floral...

An Italian hand-painted ceramic wall mirror by Bassano, dating to the mid-20th century. The oval frame is sculpted in flowing, scalloped contours, its surface washed in a soft ivory ...

A French table lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Charles Dudouyt. The turned wooden base rises in a rhythm of stacked geometric forms, accented with flared metal collars. Its warm, ...

An onyx coffee table dating to the 1970s, its square brass frame enclosing an inlaid onyx top. At the center, four bookmatched panels reveal the stone’s dramatic banding—rings of ivo...

An Italian 'Dilly Dally' pouf designed by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau, 1968. Upholstered in supple leather, the circular form rests on four chrome casters, giving it an easy mobi...

A 1960s Italian wall-mounted coat rack attributed to Franca Helg and Franco Albini for Vittorio Bonacina. Crafted from bent bamboo and rattan, the composition features four interlock...

An Italian sconce from the 1970s, defined by its verdigris iron frame and molten amber glass dome. The hand-wrought iron forms a rhythmic pattern of interlocking loops and flared mot...

A 1960s Italian lacquered goatskin nightstand by Aldo Tura, wrapped in his signature parchment and finished in a warm, golden tone. Tura—one of Italy’s most distinctive mid-century d...

An Italian Murano glass pendant attributed to Barovier & Toso, crafted in the 1940s. A cascade of elongated, fluted glass forms the central stem, tapering gracefully into a trio of s...

A large, mid-20th-century Italian brass wall mirror shaped with architectural grandeur. Standing at 45.5 inches tall, the mirror echoes the neoclassical revival style that swept Ital...

The Model ‘251’ table lamp was designed by Tito Agnoli for Oluce in 1955. A rare design, the lamp features a weighted circular base in black lacquered metal, paired with a slender st...

A 1950s Italian three-arm floor lamp in blackened metal, produced in the distinctive spirit of Stilnovo. Each conical arm culminates in a torchiere-style shade of fluted opaline glas...

A 1940s verdigris bronze console sourced in the South of France, topped with a honed black marble slab threaded with rich ochre and ivory veining. The base is formed from hand-forged...

A rare 1970s Italian Brutalist console by Mario Giani (Clizia). The sinuous, wave-formed base is wrought in patinated iron, its negative space filled with a rhythmic arrangement of t...

The ‘Polifemo’ floor lamp was designed by Carlo Forcolini for Artemide in the 1980s. Defined by its graphic silhouette, the design pairs a black metal base and stem with an ivory-enameled disk diffuser, centered by a mirrored halogen reflector. The disk pivots to cast and reflect light with precision, held in place by a triangular black metal frame that gives the piece its balanced, architectural presence. Carlo Forcolini (1947-) is an internationally renowned Italian designer and entrepreneur with a design career that spans over fifty years. Established in mid-20th century Italy, Artemide is renowned as one of the most prominent lighting manufacturers. Their acclaimed fixtures are featured in museum collections globally. Vintage Artemide lighting...

A 1940s French wall mirror framed in warm, patinated wood. The rectangular silhouette is understated yet thoughtfully detailed: the carved inner profile steps gently toward the glass...

A French alabaster vase from the 20th century, cradled in a hand-forged wrought-iron stand. The vessel is carved from richly veined alabaster, its surface alive with soft caramel, iv...

A rare ‘Dafne’ floor lamp by Olaf von Bohr, designed in 1972 and produced by Valenti. Sculptural yet minimal, it features a twin-blossom shade in molded acrylic, perched atop a slend...

A Late 20th Century console table in tessellated marble and gilt metal, sourced in Northern Europe and crafted in the manner of Maitland-Smith. The serpentine marble top is composed ...

An Italian glass dome pendant from the 1970s, defined by its softly graphic surface. The shade is blown in clear glass and overlaid with an opaque white abstract pattern, applied in ...

This 1950s Italian Murano glass vase captivates with its ethereal ice blue hue and sculptural wave-like appliqué. Handmade with precision, the delicate rippling detail adds a sense o...

An Italian pendant light from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. The domed copper shade is etched with linear detailing that frames a field of stylized oak le...

An Italian wall-mounted side table from the Turin workshop of Victor Cerrato, dating to the 1960s. Constructed from solid wood and wrapped in hand-worked copper, the table takes the ...

An Italian pendant light from the 1960s, featuring a sculptural half-dome shade formed using the cocoon technique. Constructed over a metal frame and sprayed with resin, the shade ha...

A large 19th Century terracotta vase sourced in Italy. Its gracefully curved handles and rounded body are textured with a patina that only centuries can bestow, showcasing the natura...

A small carved nightstand by Swiss cabinetmaker Franz Xaver Sproll, dating to the 1950s. Handcrafted in solid elm, the piece reflects Sproll’s commitment to material honesty and regi...

A French table lamp from the 1950s, attributed to Charles Dudouyt. The turned wooden base rises in a spiraling rhythm of stacked geometric forms, its rich, dark patina emphasizing th...

A 1950s Italian console table, defined by its fluted wood façade. Gently curved vertical detailing creates a rhythmic surface, while slender tapered legs extend from the base. The na...

A 1970s Italian Murano glass table lamp by Vetri, mouth-blown in swirling ribbons of blush pink and milky white. The silhouette rises in a soft, sculptural curve—narrowing at the wai...

An Italian Murano glass pendant light, attributed to Carlo Scarpa and dating to 1935. The spherical globe is formed from satin glass accented with clear, lens-like dimples—each one h...

An Italian coffee table from the 1950s, crafted in the manner of Pier Luigi Colli. The rectangular frame is constructed from warm-toned wood, its apron articulated with finely fluted...

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...

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...