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This French Art Deco ceramic vase was designed by Gustave Asch in Sainte-Radegonde, France. Crafted in the 1940s, its rounded form features a mottled turquoise glaze, complemented by...

A rare floor mirror by Guillerme et Chambron, crafted in solid oak with the duo’s signature architectural language. The tall rectangular mirror glass pivots within its frame, held by...

This French Art Deco ceramic vase was designed by Gustave Asch in Sainte-Radegonde, France. Crafted in the 1940s, its bulbous form features a mottled turquoise glaze, complemented by...

A monumental French wall-mounted coat rack from the 1920s, rising over six feet tall in hand-wrought iron. The frame is worked into scrolling lines and hammered textures, its surface...

A 1970s Italian sofa in the manner of Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi. Upholstered in a rich sepia-hued velvet, the form is defined by deeply pleated, ruched upho...

A German ceramic sconce from the 1970s, attributed to PAN Keramik. The hexagonal form is finished in a richly textured lava glaze of mottled ivor...

A handsome emblem of Mid Century Italian design, this round wall mirror employs bronze mirror glass to forge a dramatic frame. A standard circular mirror is seamlessly integrated wit...

An Italian painter’s easel from the early 20th century, standing just under six feet tall. Crafted in dark-stained wood, the A-frame rests on a splayed base with pegged supports that...

This striking cast iron sculpture by renowned French artist René Coutelle embodies his mastery of form and texture. Created in the 1980s, the piece features bold, abstract figural mo...

This striking cast iron sculpture by renowned French artist René Coutelle embodies his mastery of form and texture. Created in the 1980s, the piece features bold, abstract motifs tha...

This striking cast iron sculpture by renowned French artist René Coutelle embodies his mastery of form and texture. Created in the 1980s, the piece features bold, abstract bird motif...

A Swedish elongated oval wall mirror designed by Glas Mäster Markaryd in the 1960s. Capturing the essence of organic modernism, its solid pine frame reveals warm, earthy tones, rich ...

A 1960s Italian cocoon pendant featuring a metal frame and a “cocoon” sprayed resin shade, mimicking the look of goatskin parchment. The shade’s sculptural form is articulated by sof...

One sold / one available A 1970s Italian lounge chair in the manner of Jonathan De Pas, Donato D’Urbino, and Paolo Lomazzi. Upholstered in a rich sepia-hued velvet, the form is defi...

A trio of Italian side tables from the 1960s, each framed in black-coated metal and inset with kiln-formed art glass. The square panels feature abstract compositions of azure and lil...

A 1970s Italian rectangular wall mounted coat rack constructed of antiqued mirror glass and patinated chrome. This coat rack features four exaggerated round glass knobs in a soft, aq...

A ‘Les Arcs’ chair attributed to French architect Charlotte Perriand. Designed in the 1970s, it features a tubular black metal frame with a stitched cognac leather seat and back, whi...

An ‘Aro’ cherry wood and leather armchair designed by Chi Wing Lo for Giorgetti in 1995. This Italian armchair features an angular solid cherry wood frame in a warm, blonde hue with ...

A lacquered cube coffee table sourced in France. This stunning table has a lovely amber hue and feature a patinated brass inlay. Late 20th Century.

Sold and priced individually. Handcrafted in Paris by Maison Regain around 1970, these oak lounge chairs strike a rare balance between monumental presence and intimate comfort. Thei...

A rare 1960s Italian cocoon pendant featuring a metal frame and a 'cocoon' sprayed resin shade, mimicking the look of goatskin parchment in a soft ochre hue. This pendant has a spher...

A 1950s Italian wall mirror with a soft, architectural presence. Framed in solid wood, its rectangular form features subtly rounded edges and a warm, honeyed patina. Each corner is j...

An artisan-made Italian coffee table from the 1970s, combining travertine, wood, and glass in a thoughtful composition. The porous travertine surface is softly honed and hand-painted...

A 1970s pedestal in faceted green onyx, sourced in the South of France. The fifteen-sided form rests on a deep charcoal marble base, its geometry crisp and sculptural. The onyx surfa...

A French Art Deco gueridon table in the manner of Jules Leleu, dating to the 1930s. The circular top is inlaid with marquetry of diagonally set veneers, the surface alive with warm, ...

A French iron end table from the 1960s, standing 31.75 inches tall. The design pairs a square filled travertine top—its surface alive with natural banding and earthy voids—with a sle...

A monumental signed tapestry by Dominique Maraval, sourced in Parma, Italy. Woven in a warm palette of rose, rust, and blue, the work evokes a sunlit dreamscape through the language ...

A blooming sputnik from 1960s Italy, attributed to Paolo Venini for VeArt. Murano glass flowers extend from a central chrome structure, the tubular rods tipped with petals hand-press...

An Italian coffee table from the 1970s that lets material and silhouette speak in quiet harmony. Cut from richly veined red travertine, the stone reveals striations of burnt sienna, ...

An Italian Murano glass sconce by the esteemed Barovier & Toso atelier, model “Empire.” Hand-blown in milky glass with soft gilt flecks suspended throughout. The flared silhouett...

A monumental wall sculpture by Lucien Bénière, standing over six feet tall. In this work, the artist shifts from geometry to fluid motion—each carved form rising and folding. The woo...

A late 19th-century French tapestry, hand-woven in wool and later backed in cotton, composed in a warm palette of sepia, umber, and burnt gold. The scene is lush and dreamlike: a pai...

A monumental wall sculpture by Lucien Bénière, carved from an array of richly toned woods and standing over five feet in height. The surface forms a rhythmic collage of planes and te...

Sold and priced individually. A 1970s Italian pendant light, hand-blown in Murano glass. The spherical shade is etched with fluid white striping, creating a sense of movement that s...

An ode to material integrity and purposeful design, this extendable dining table by Guillerme et Chambron distills the postwar French aesthetic into solid oak. The rectangular top fe...

Sold and priced individually. An Italian pendant from the 1960s, attributed to Fontana Arte—one of Italy’s most esteemed glass manufacturers. Each glass element is hand-chiseled int...

Sourced in Parma, Italy, this coffee table reads as both artifact and furniture—crafted with intention, shaped by time. The organic top is hand-hewn from a solid slab of slate, its s...

This Italian cube side table is an evocative example of 1970s modernist design, defined by its crisp silhouette and mirror-like metallic finish. The seamless cube form, constructed o...

A 1960s Italian wall mirror attributed to Cristal Arte, composed of two concentric layers of bevelled glass. The outer band floats around the central disc, giving the piece an archit...

A French floor lamp from the 1940s, its hand-forged iron stem worked in twisted rope motifs, gathered in sculptural knots. The tripod base unfurls into scrolling loops, paired with a...

A sculptural set of nesting tables crafted in France in the 1980s. Each table is clad in richly figured burl veneer, its grain pattern undulating across the softly curved silhouettes...

A rare and sculptural armchair by Maison Jansen, France, circa 1960s. This chair is crafted of curved Saint-Gobain tempered glass with a matte aluminum pedestal base and original tuf...

A 1960s French folk art armchair, hand-carved from solid wood with a raw, rustic sensibility. Each limb-like element follows the organic contours of the tree itself, forming a zoomor...

A luminous cascade of interlocked Murano glass, this Italian chandelier is attributed to Angelo Mangiarotti for Vistosi, 1970s. Comprising 39 individual elements, each piece is free-...

An Italian wall mirror from the 1960s, framed in richly toned rosewood. The oval form is softened by gently raised edges, the inset glass held in place by four cylindrical wooden peg...

Sold and priced individually. A honeyed Italian nightstand from the 1950s with softly rounded corners and an inset glass top. The frame is crafted from richly figured wood with a li...

Crafted in Spain during the 1940s, this 10-foot-wide cabinet is a masterclass in craftsmanship, commanding attention with its monumental scale and richly detailed façade. Exemplifyin...

An Italian pendant in the manner of Stilnovo, designed in the 1950s. Composed of stacked opaline glass cones that taper into lacquered aluminum collars in a rich teal finish. A perfo...

A 1960s Austrian wall-mounted coat rack, constructed in polished brass with a woven rope upper shelf. The elongated frame integrates six hooks along the lower bar, its sculptural sup...

A rare piece from the world of surreal design and historic reverie, this four-shelf étagère by Fornasetti is a sculptural nod to classical grandeur. Designed exclusively for the Forn...

A 1970s Italian table lamp in Murano glass, the dome shade hand-blown in opaque white with delicate vertical striations that lend subtle texture to the surface. The silhouette is gen...

A 1950s Italian wall sconce in pale green lacquered metal and brass. Six tapered arms arc outward in symmetry, each crowned with a flared opaline glass shade and brass collar. The s...

An elegant study in French modern‑neoclassicism, this petite guéridon—attributed to Maison Ramsay and dating to the late Art Deco era, circa 1935‑45—balances sculptural presence with...

An Italian Murano glass table lamp designed by Vetri in the 1970s. Monumental in scale, the sculptural form is composed of satin-finish glass, accented by swirling ribbons of pink an...

A modernist sculpture by French artist Bertrand Créac’h, hand-carved in Carrara marble, c. 1990s. Tapered and monumental, its angular planes dissolve into softened curves, revealing ...

A pair of French sconces from the 1960s, each formed of three elongated torch arms in gilt metal radiating from a circular backplate. The tapered bodies bear a rich, timeworn patina,...

A pair of Italian wall sconces from the 1960s. Geometric brass mounts anchor thick-cut glass planes, their aqua-green edges reinforcing the thoughtful rhythm of the design. Sculptura...

A compact study in rhythm and relief, this solid oak side table channels the sculptural vocabulary of French modernist Charles Dudouyt—where architectural planes meet playful bobbin ...

A 1950s French illuminated wall mirror attributed to Mathieu Matégot for Artimeta. The curved frame, crafted from perforated sheet metal, has a painted ivory finish and brass trim. T...

Designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta for Alias in 1985, the ‘Quinta’ chair is composed of a black-lacquered steel rod frame with a perforated sheet metal seat and back. Its archit...