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Sculptural bicycle cart by American artist Bill W. Sanders, known for his playful yet refined approach to functional art. This handcrafted metal piece bea...

A striking 1970s sculptural table lamp attributed to Modeline of California, featuring three vertical oak columns arranged in a bold, architectural composition. Each column is topped...

A striking five-drawer brass-clad campaign dresser manufactured by Sarreid Ltd., handcrafted in Spain in the 1970s. This iconic Sarreid form features hand-applied sheets of polished ...

A rare and exceptional pair of torchiere floor lamps designed by Max Bill and produced by B.A.G. Turgi, Switzerland, circa 1950s. Exemplifying Bill’s refined Bauhaus-influenced minim...

Hand-painted hydrastone figure by Evelyn & Jerome Ackerman for ERA Industries, produced in the 1960s–1970s. Fully marked on the underside, this piece is part of the Ackermans’ highly...

A rare and exceptional pair of lounge chairs designed by Percival Lafer for Lafer S.A. Indústria de Móveis, Brazil, circa 1970s. These sculptural chairs feature Lafer’s signature com...

Sculptural Brutalist-style set of table lamps featuring a heavily textured base in dark resin/stone composite, set on a polished chrome plinth with matching chrome hardware. The orga...

A sculptural papier-mâché dress form mounted on its original freestanding wooden slat stand, dating from the mid-20th century. The form is lightweight and crafted from layered brown paper, hand-shaped and finished with a varnished surface that highlights its textural quality. The minimalist torso silhouette paired with the vertical oak or pine slat stand creates a modernist aesthetic, making this dress form not only a collectible object of fashion history but also a distinctive decorative accent for interiors. Its sculptural quality allows it to function as both artifact and art object. Origin: USA or Europe Date: Circa 1940s–1960s Very good vintage condition. The papier-mâché surface shows natural irregularities, patina, and light wear consistent with age. Structurally sound with stand intact. A rare survivor from the era before fiberglass mannequins...

Set of 6 Harry Bertoia Side Chairs for Knoll, USA, Late 1960s–1970s A set of six iconic Side Chairs designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952 and produced by Knoll International in the Unit...

A sculptural freestanding wall unit by California designer Lou Hodges, crafted entirely in solid oak and embodying the warm, organic aesthetic of the 1970s West Coast design movement...

An iconic Original Ball Wall Clock designed in 1947 by George Nelson Associates and produced by the Howard Miller Clock Company in Zeeland, Michigan. This early example features a ra...

A sculptural icon of Italian modernism, the Margherita chair was designed by Franco Albini in 1950 and produced by Vittorio Bonacina. Handwoven from rattan over a finely crafted cane...

A harmonious three-piece ceramic set by American studio artist Bob Sakoda, dated 1980. A thoughtful example of California’s mid-century craft tradition, Sakoda’s work is defined by m...

A rare Flora de Madera wall panel by renowned California designer Evelyn Ackerman, produced by ERA Industries in the 1960s. This sculptural bas-relief depicts a stylized female figure holding a flower, surrounded by Ackerman’s signature geometric border—an iconic example of mid-century West Coast modernism. What sets this piece apart is its Hydastone construction—a high-strength, gypsum-based casting material used for a limited number of Ackerman’s panels...

A rare and sculptural ceramic table lamp by British artist Bernard Rooke, dating to the 1960s. Known for his textural, architectural forms and earthy glazes, Rooke's work bridges Bru...

A stunning mid-century Italian table lamp repurposed from a hand-blown fiasco demijohn bottle, featuring a classic bulbous silhouette in subtly tinted green glass. The original glass...

A striking and sculptural side chest or end table by Maitland-Smith, crafted in the 1980s. This piece showcases the brand’s signature craftsmanship, featuring a tessellated fossil st...

Designed in 1958 by the legendary Verner Panton, the Cone Chair is a bold statement piece that embodies the spirit of mid-century modern design. With its striking geometric silhouett...

A striking Hollywood Regency-style gilded palm tree floor lamp, attributed to Hans Kögl, circa 1960s - 1970s. This sculptural statement piece features three elegantly curved palm tru...

A stunning mid-century Brutalist chandelier by renowned designer Tom Greene for Feldman Lighting Co., circa 1960s–1970s. This sculptural fixture showcases Greene’s signature torch-cu...

Crafted by Marc Weinstein in 1974, this piece features intricate layers of brass and steel, arranged in a radiant, sunburst composition that evokes energy and movement. Hand-forged ...

This sculpture presents a dynamic and emotive scene, likely crafted in bronze, depicting three figures interacting with a horse in a dramatic, fragmented style. The composition evoke...

These striking Brutalist side tables by Masciarelli for Regent crafted during the 1960s, the tables feature torched and textured cylindrical metal bases, creating a visually compelli...

Joseph A. Burlini, born in 1937, is an American contemporary artist renowned for his large-scale sculptures. He graduated from the Art Institute of Chicago and has spent much of his ...