third coast modern

Craftsman-made console in Douglas fir displaying constructivist and postmodern design influences. Geometric construction emphasizes visible joinery and angular forms, with Douglas f...

Directional channel tufted sofa from the 1980s featuring asymmetric design with curved arm on one end and open chaise extension on the opposite end. Vertical channel tufting runs ac...

Richard Schultz dining table for Knoll combining rosewood top with chrome inlay and legs. The rosewood surface displays rich grain patterns and deep brown with red undertones with ...

Il Colonnato table designed by Mario Bellini for Cassina in 1977, constructed entirely from travertine. The design features cylindrical column forms supporting a solid stone top, cr...

Pair of 1970s barrel swivel chairs with distinctive large teak drum bases. The upright barrel forms provide structured seating rather than reclining lounge proportions, with backs an...

Pair of McGuire bamboo butterfly chairs featuring reddish tone with washed finish. The distinctive butterfly profile creates wide, angled backs that spread outward from narrow seat ...

Oversized vintage abstract expressionist painting featuring layered composition in blue, red, teal, yellow, and orange. Paint application combines gestural splattering with delibera...

Børge Mogensen cabinet in teak with oak interior and brass hardware. The exterior case features teak with natural grain patterns and deeper red tones, showing the richer color varia...

Pair of vintage side tables with minimalist design featuring steel legs with heavily worn brass finish and charcoal granite tops. Brass trim inlay frames the perimeter of each grani...

Postmodern table from the 1980s featuring a cast plaster monkey figure as the base. The sculptural monkey supports a glass top, combining whimsical figurative form with functional furniture in the playful, eclectic spirit characteristic of 1980s postmodern design. Stands 30 inches high with a glass top measuring 21 by 25 inches. Cast plaster construction allows for detailed modeling of the monkey form, with surface texture and features molded into the material. The plaster shows age-appropriate wear and patina from decades of use, with chip to the lower lip as shown. Glass top provides a transparent surface that keeps the sculptural base visible while offering practical table function. Animal-form furniture gained popularity in postmodern and Memphis-era design, where designers embraced decorative elements and historical references that modernism had rejected. The monkey table...

Pair of Ward Bennett scissor chairs produced by Geiger, featuring solid ash frames with espresso finish and black leather upholstery. The X...

Silas Seandel table lamp in welded and torch-cut bronze, signed and dated 1972. A rare and unique example showcasing Seandel's sculptural metalwork techniques. Bronze elements are w...