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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 1950s Italian pendant light in the manner of Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte. The wide, handblown glass dish floats from a single brass rod—its clear surface etched with delicate li...

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 monumental antique French easel, hand-carved circa 1910. Standing over eight feet tall, the frame features classical scroll motifs, botanical de...

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...

A 1930s French Art Deco side table, defined by a breccia marble top and celadon green iron base. The rectangular slab is a mosaic of fractured stone—black, alabaster, rust, and slate...

Sold and priced individually. A generously proportioned Italian lounge chair from the 1970s, upholstered in its original ivory-toned fabric. The silhouette is softly contoured, with...

A rare wall-mounted folding table by Anonima Design, designed in 1970 as part of the Aggregabili series for Bonetto. Crafted in pale birch plywood, this version features a versatile ...

This 1970s Italian floor mirror is distinguished by its monolithic form and assertive geometry. The elongated, arched mirror, elegantly austere in its proportions, rises from a sturd...

Sold and priced individually. A 1970s French lounge chair, designed by an architect for his personal residence. The solid wood frame reads almost architectural—broad, grounded, and ...

A 1970s Italian pendant in blown Murano glass, suspended from its original brass canopy with adjustable tension wires. The wide, shallow dome is rendered in delicate reticello—a cent...

A lyrical French console table from the 1970s, crafted in hand-forged bronze with a chiseled glass top. The frame unfolds in scrolling lines and branching limbs, each hammered with i...

The ‘David’ lounge chair, designed by Odile Mir and produced by Delmas for Prisunic in 1972, is as much architecture as it is seating. Its chromed steel frame is crafted to suspend a...

A sculptural Italian wall mirror by Luciano Frigerio, 1970s. The polished brass frame is shaped with twisted ribbon-like details at opposing corners. Set within the frame with a slig...

An Italian postmodern floor lamp from the 1980s, pairing an architectural ivory-enameled metal frame with a stepped base of travertine and richly figured red marble. Two exposed cyli...

The ‘Gronda’ wall mirror and coat rack was designed in 1972 by Luciano Bertoncini and produced by Elco under the creative direction of Joe Colombo. Minimal in line, the rectangular f...

A French side table in richly grained Eastern Rosewood, sourced in the South of France. Dating to the 1940s, the piece balances architectural form with stylized details—fluted column...

An Italian console table from the 1970s, defined by clean architectural lines and a refined material palette. The rectangular travertine top is richly figured, with soft veining and ...

A rare Swedish pendant by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd, model ‘Carolin’ T549/3. Designed in 1963, this softly domed fixture is clad in pleated, amber-toned textile, its glow w...

A French ceramic table lamp from the 1960s, hand-crafted in Vallauris—a picturesque seaside village in the South of France renowned for its pottery. The wide, rounded form is finishe...

A 1950s coffee table hand-crafted in the manner of Anne and Vincent Corbière. Likely a custom commission from the South of France, the piece exemplifies 20th-century French artisan w...

An Italian sculptural dining table of rare craftsmanship—at once architectural and deeply tactile. Thoughtfully conceived and exquisitely built, this piece invites both admiration an...

A pair of 1950s Italian coffee tables attributed to Augusto Bozzi. Their asymmetrical surfaces are hand-cut with softly rounded corners and natural veining—each slab unique in tone a...

An embodiment of sculptural fluidity, this two-piece Carrara marble fountain dates to the 1980s and evokes the aesthetic of German sculptor Paul Brandenburg. Carved from solid Carrar...

A 1950s French architect’s desk, crafted in solid oak with a warm tone and expressive grain. The rectangular top floats above two pedestal bases on stepped plinths, joined by a singl...

A French console table from the 1940s, resting on an expressive hand-forged wrought iron base with fluid scrollwork and a central fleur-de-lis finial. The top is a thick-cut slab of ...

A 1981 oil on canvas titled Portrait of a Peary Proxy #1 by listed New York artist Martial Westburg aka Ray Rodrique (20th century). The work, number one in a series of four, reflect...

A mid-20th century French chandelier, wrought in blackened iron with ten sweeping arms that curve outward in perfect symmetry. Each stem lifts an ivory fabric shade, its light soften...

The 'T30' console by German designer Peter Ghyczy distills 1970s modernism to its purest form. Composed of rare triple-thick plate glass in a soft aquamarine tint, the table appears ...

Sold and priced individually. Sourced in the south of France and crafted in the 1960s, this square side table is rendered in warm, honey-toned oak with a distinctive rhythm of inlai...

A sculptural 1990s French side table defined by bold material contrast and graphic rhythm. The clover-shaped top is composed of hand-cut slate, laid in a radiating pattern and encirc...

A rare 1970s cast bronze coffee table attributed to Valenti, Barcelona. The sculptural twin bases are rendered in richly patinated bronze—textural and primal, as if excavated from an...

A rare ‘Vesuvio’ vase designed by Angelo Mangiarotti for Gabbianelli in the 1970s. Its modernist, truncated silhouette flares outward in a dramatic gesture, softened by a delicately ...

An Italian floor lamp dating to the 1950s. Three slender stems rise in rhythmic offset, their black-lacquered metal bodies cinched with brass fittings and joined by a circular brass ...

A 1950s Italian floor lamp with a sculptural tripod silhouette. The white-lacquered aluminum shade flares outward in a broad cone, resting above a brass collar and three slender blac...

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...

A sculptural French coat rack designed by Valerique Douebrovinskes for Intexal-Rodier, produced exclusively for their boutiques in 1973. Cast in ivory-toned fiberglass, the form is p...

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...

The ‘Strada’ coffee table was designed by Italian architect Giulio Lazzotti and produced by Mageia in 1981. The square top, carved from solid stone, is hand-chiseled into a rhythmic ...

An Italian pendant light attributed to Franco Albini for Sirrah, 1968. The design is anchored by a domed brass shade, suspended from a slim black cord and pivoting brass arm. Over ti...

Hand-forged in France in the 1940's this half-moon console pairs sculptural ironwork with a warm Rosso Verona marble top. The iron frame mounts neatly to the wall and shows a gentle ...

An Italian Art Deco pendant attributed to the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, circa 1950s. The hand-blown Murano glass shade flares wide like a bell, its pressed surface rippli...

One sold and one available. A rare French colonial armchair, monogrammed L.V. Nancy, 1944. Thoughtfully constructed in solid wood with visible joinery and a bold, architectural fram...

A rare 1960s flush mount attributed to Max Ingrand for Fontana Arte. The sputnik silhouette is composed of a central chrome structure that extends into tubular rods, each supporting ...

A French dining chair from the 1970s, attributed to Maison Regain. The solid elm frame rests on angular, block legs with a central stretcher anchoring the design, while the back feat...

Crafted in France over one hundred years ago, this early 20th-century mirror has a stately arched solid walnut frame accented with hand-carved details. At 4.5 feet tall, the mirror’s...

A pair of 1940s French Art Deco wrought iron screens, featuring scrolling motifs in an original verdigris-painted finish and accented with gilt tôle leaves. These elegant room divide...

This mid-century French floor lamp embodies the era’s embrace of industrial minimalism. Two perforated metal shades, finished in a soft ivory hue, are suspended from a slender chrome...

An embodiment of brutalist design, this French iron pendant dates back to the 1960s. Crafted from solid iron with a weathered patina, it showcases rugged craftsmanship, perfect for a...

Sold and priced individually. Achille Castiglioni’s ‘Light Ball’ sconce for Flos, designed in 1965, is a study in pure form and materiality. A bronze dish—its surface richly patinat...

The ‘Candeeiro de Mesa’ table lamp was designed by Philippe Cheverny in the 1970s. Defined by a masterful fusion of bold materials, it features a hand-shaped gilded bronze relief mou...

Sold and priced individually. This 1950s French corner console seamlessly blends ornate detailing with elegant proportions. The gilded brass frame, accented with delicate foliate an...

The 'Djinn' chaise lounge, designed by Olivier Mourgue for Airborne International in 1965, is an icon of futuristic and Space Age design. Characterized by its fluid, low-slung silhou...

This 1980s French pedestal features a playful spiral silhouette rendered in plaster and set on a sturdy wooden base. Its totemic shape and soft ochre finish lend architectural intere...

A pair of 1950s Italian nightstands that balance architectural form with refined materials. Their angular silhouettes, crafted from warm-toned wood, are softened by glass shelving an...

Crafted in mid-century France, this steel console table features a unique central inlay of geometric metal plates, anchored by a gear-like cog at its heart. The rectangular frame is ...

Sold and priced individually. The iconic ‘SK660’ armchair was designed by Pierre Guariche for the esteemed French manufacturer Steiner in 1953. Capturing the spirit of postwar moder...