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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...

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 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 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 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...

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...

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...

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 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 w...

An Italian Mid-Century Modern valet stand in clear lucite with brass hardware, dating to the 1960s. The transparent frame, composed of interlocking lucite planes, curves fluidly at t...

An Italian pedestal from the 1970s, sculpted from creamy travertine with visible pits, mineral inclusions, and subtle tonal variation throughout. The square top is supported by two v...

An Italian vanity mirror, circa 1950s. The round glass tilts within a slender brass frame, mounted on a blackened metal stem and anchored by a weighty white marble base. The reverse ...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in nickel-plated metal, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. The roun...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in solid brass, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. Its columnar bas...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, edged in a beveled border that catches light with subtle dimension. Its elongated form rises to a gabled peak, the surface etched with fine ver...

A 1960s Italian ceramic vase in creamy white glaze designed by Franco Bucci for Laboratorio Pesaro. The spherical silhouette features openings of varying sizes, perfect for arranging...

A 1960s Italian table mirror attributed to Sergio Mazza for Artemide. Cast in nickel-plated metal, the round mirror floats within a wide, tilting frame that turns with ease. Its colu...

An Italian dining table from the 1970s, composed of a thick oval glass top set on two sculptural Nero Marquina marble bases. The marble, with its deep black ground and sharp white ve...

An Italian neoclassical wall mirror from the 19th century, carved in warm cherry wood. The crest unfolds in a gentle arch with twin peaks, its profile softened by hand-tooled curves ...

An Italian oval wall mirror dating to the 1960s. The central mirror plate is framed in warm brass, while an outer halo of clear glass extends beyond—hand-cut with an irregular, rippl...

An Italian ‘Whistle’ vase designed by Franco Bucci for Laboratorio Pesaro in the 1970s. This striking ceramic vessel features a speckled ivory glaze. Its modern, spherical silhouette...

A 1970s Italian cocktail set attributed to Aldo Tura, composed of a coordinating ice bucket, cocktail shaker, and carrier. Each piece is clad in rich green goatskin parchment, its la...

An Italian accent chair from the 1960s–70s, sourced from the family estate of Banci Lighting in Florence, and defined by its sculptural gold-leafed iron frame and saddle-style leathe...

A 1950s Italian umbrella stand designed by Fontana Arte. Composed of thick, pale green tinted glass and a lacquered wood stem, this piece accommodates four umbrellas. A circular bras...

An Italian ceramic lidded bowl crafted by Nanni Valentini for Ceramica Arcore in the 1970s. This piece features a dome-like silhouette with a soft, rounded presence. Its matte ivory ...

An Italian jewelry chest in honeyed burlwood, crafted in the 1960s. The rectangular form features three smooth-gliding drawers with turned round pulls and original brass hinges. Curl...

An Italian valet from the 1970s, crafted in clear plexiglass with polished brass fittings. The silhouette—a hanger poised atop a cylindrical stem—rises over four feet tall on a circu...

A 1950s Italian lounge chair, reupholstered in rich, forest green velvet with a luxurious sheen and softness. The clean, tailored lines are complemented by gently curved arms and a s...

Attributed to Fontana Arte, this sculptural 1960s photo frame is composed of thick, curved glass panels with beveled edges. The U-shaped form holds a...

A 1960s ceramic vase crafted by the renowned Faenza Art Institute (F'Arte). This textured piece features an abstract, geometric design with earthy brown, charcoal, and ivory hues. Th...

Sold and priced individually. A 1950s Italian lounge chair in the manner of Paolo Buffa. Reupholstered in cornflower blue velvet with a low, luminous pile, the silhouette balances c...

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...

A rare ‘Vesuvio’ vase designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Gabbianelli in the 1970s. Crafted in matte black ceramic, its modernist silhouette flares outward in a dramatic gesture, soft...

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...