Vintage Looks

A classic sofa designed by Vladimir Kagan and manufactured by Directional in the 1980s. Great flowing lines with signature disc bases and thick lucite center support. Fabric is origi...

A long narrow console table or sofa table from the early to mid 1980's. It features a waterfall edge design in shiny beige laminate. Clean and ready to use condition.

A terracotta pottery wedding vase, wired as a table lamp. The double-spouted form is finished in a warm rust-red clay body with hand-painted cream and black bands featuring stepped s...

Rare pair of nightstands or end tables made by Herman Miller in the early 1950s and designed by American design icon George Nelson. Each nightstand features walnut construction, prov...

Designed by Kipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougall, this pair of dressers was made by Drexel and dubbed the 'Declaration' line. Each dresser features a walnut case with beautiful and sm...

A chic rattan game table and pair of matching lounge chairs, designed by Billy Baldwin for Bielecky Brothers. The set features split-reed rattan wrapped construction throughout, with...

A signed and labeled Jay Spectre for Century Furniture dresser in bleached/limed oak, featuring the designer’s signature bold waterfall edge. Deep bullnose rails wrap continuously ar...

Circa 2011, these tables were designed by One & Co. in partnership with Council Design. Every element of its design and philosophy is well thought out. Each table is made from re...

This dresser was designed in the brutalist style made iconic by Paul Evans, and manufactured by Lane USA, circa 1970s. Made with varied blocks of oak attached to the front, it lends ...

A striking Danish modern executive desk by Dyrlund, crafted in rich teak with the brand's signature soft, rounded edge detailing along the top. The rectangular top floats above a sub...

A sculptural mid-century lounge chair in the style of Heywood-Wakefield, the Massachusetts firm known for its sculpted maple and oak seating from the 1950s–60s. The chair features wi...

A complete 12-place setting set of vintage Mikasa "Tampa" pattern stoneware, produced in the 1970s. Each setting includes a dinner plate, salad plate, cup and saucer, and coordinatin...

A striking table lamp by the Duffner & Kimberly Company of New York, active from 1905 until the firm's dissolution in the early 1910s. Duffner & Kimberly was formed by lighting manuf...

A striking mid-century modern coat and hat rack in brushed satin aluminum, featuring an asymmetrical branch-form arrangement of hooks capped with rounded ball finials. The slender ce...

Designed and made in the United States, this set is reminiscent of Paul McCobb's work with Lane. While no direct attribution exists, we think it's not only possible, but likely, that...

A sculptural mid-century table lamp in a tall, capsule-form ceramic body finished in a warm, pebbly cream glaze. Down the front, three vertical arched windows are set with clusters o...

A decorative giltwood side chair made in France during the Napoleon III period, drawing on Louis XVI vocabulary — fluted, tapered front legs and an overall neoclassical silhouette — ...

A striking pair of lounge chairs attributed to Harvey Probber, American, circa 1950s–1960s. Each chair features Probber's signature sculptural silhouette: a trapezoidal block-form ba...

Over my long career in the mid-century modern field, I have owned hundreds of Lane pieces. While they're all nice and I enjoy owning all of them, there are some that rise above. This...

These nightstands were made in the 1950s by Vignola. Founded in the early 1900s by Saverio Vignola, who founded the Alonzi Furniture Company with members of the Alonzi family, Vignol...

A lovely matching pair of floor lamps straight from the mid 1950's. These feature a black enamel frames, original shades & brass anodized aluminum details. In great shape for their a...

Designed by Barney Flagg, this dresser was made in the 1960s by Drexel, who was the manufacturer for other high-end designers at the time. This line is made in a unique way: the main...

A beautifully designed teak credenza with top notch construction. It features two sliding doors, four drawers and two shelf spaces. Marked made in Denmark. Original clean condition.

Over my long career in the mid-century modern field, I have owned hundreds of Lane pieces. While they're all nice and I enjoy owning all of them, there are some that rise above. This...

A handsome wall mirror by Pedersen & Hansen, the Danish manufacturer based in Viby J, Jutland, active through the 1960s and 70s and best known — even among other Danish mid-century w...

A glamorous console table with attached adjustable wall mirror, circa 1960s. It features beautiful carved solid wood with a traditional-form design. Very clean & ready for immediate ...

A complete set of four teak barstools made in Denmark circa 70's or 80'd. The stools feature sculptural teak frames with the black naugahyde cushions. Seats were poorly recovered and...

A sexy sculptural lounge chair designed by Adrian Pearsall in the 1960's. It features the original floral fabric on the back rest but the seat cushion was redone at some point. Solid...

A well made curved bench from the 60's or 70's & most likely Italian. Fabric is original & usable as is. Legs are heavy quality.

A handsome and versatile cabinet with plenty of storage. Extremely well built high quality piece. Very well cared for and ready for use.

A stylish asymmetrical designed etagere. It features four glass shelves and rattan wrapped. Will work well with Milo Baughman or Franco Albini furniture. In clean ready to use condit...

An elegant sculptural pair of matching lounge chairs. These are made to the highest standard and are ready to use. They feature beautiful solid walnut frames with beige leather seati...

A large and impressive pedestal circa 1980s attributed to Maitland-Smith. It features a simple modern cylinder form covered in off-white colored marble tessellated stone. In very goo...

This charming pair of small bedside lamps is crafted from vibrant yellow-glazed porcelain vases in a classic Chinese baluster form, each fitted with a pair of elephant-head handles a...

A pair of sleek modern capsule form nightstands circa 1980s. These feature white laminate cases with subtle grey pinstripe design on the fronts. Very good ready to use condition.

The great design lines of this sofa make it a blank canvas for your fabric of your choice. Fabric is original & needs recovering. The design lines and floating appearance are modern ...

A striking mid-century studio ceramic table lamp attributed to Marianna von Allesch or Design Technics (the New York ceramic studio founded by Lee Rosen), two of the era's most celeb...

A bold, sculptural table lamp by Flute of Chicago, designed by Gregory Van Pelt in the 1980s Postmodern idiom — often cited as "in the manner of" Frank Gehry's Easy Edges cardboard f...

Very large 1970s Gaetano Sciolari for Sciolari Lighting chandelier. The design of this chandelier is made in chrome half-round elements with brass stripes and plexiglass on their top...

In creating a prototype, Ward Bennett actually cut off a section of a steel I-beam to achieve the raw aesthetic he was after. Here, a pair of solid enameled steel console tables or p...

Striking vintage coffee table featuring a thick scalloped terrazzo-style top with an inset marble mosaic design. The surface is composed of irregular white and gray marble chips set ...

Designed and made in the 1970s, the cityscape line brought the innovation and class highly sought after by top patrons to the masses with a mass-production run by Directional. There ...

A striking pair of ceramic and brass table lamps designed by Edwin Cole for Stiffel, featuring bold turquoise glazed ceramic bodies with elegant architectural forms and richly patina...

Designed by William Westenhaver, he made this bench for his company, Western International Trading Co. in the 1960s. His pieces were revolutionary in the world of Tiki, blending its ...

This pair of sapce-age chairs is one of Adrian Pearsall's most iconic and rare designs, and these are great examples. These chairs are elegant and striking with their circular design...

Pair of vintage, Eero Saarinen for Knoll, signed marble top side tables. The tops are round, 16" wide. The height is 20". These tables feature the rare Calacatta Gold marble, which h...

Designed and made in Italy, these chairs feature a sleek modern look in a ribbon form. Despite the monotonous nature of their surfaces, they retain intrigue with a scalloped profile ...

Designed in the early 1960s by Peter Løvig Nielsen, this desk was produced under his own label, Løvig Design. While most models are teak, a scant few were made in walnut, which reall...

Handsome mid-century modern coffee table by Founders, featuring a richly grained walnut veneer top with striking geometric parquetry patterning. The top is arranged in a bold directi...

Elegant credenza designed and manufactured by Peter Løvig Nielsen in Denmark, dated 1965. Featuring a teak wood construction with seamless tambour doors adorned with subtle aluminum-...

Striking pair of vintage side tables featuring round translucent green onyx tops with beautiful natural veining and warm honey-yellow tones. Each table is raised on a decorative gilt...

An exceptional English George III period walnut lowboy dressing table, dating to the late 18th century (circa 1770). The rectangular top sits above a traditional configuration of thr...

Striking organic burl wood coffee table featuring a dramatic freeform live edge top with richly figured golden-brown grain, dark natural...

Large-scale mixed-media style painting by Ferrante depicting an abstract harbor scene with sailboats, masts, dockside forms, and reflective water. The composition is rendered in a so...

Striking signed mid-century mosaic wall panel by June E. Johnson, dated 1962 on the reverse. This rectangular composition features an abstract still-life arrangement of vessels, bott...

This phenomenal chair was designed in 1968 by Carlos Ojinaga, a prominent Spanish interior designer at the time. It was produced under his own brand, Ojidecco, and later produced und...

Designed in the 1960s by Egon Ostergaard, this desk was made by SMI, a somewhat nebulous figure in MCM production. We've had a number of SMI pieces, and the quality is always excelle...

Designed in 1960 by Richard Schultz, this coffee table was made by Knoll. This example dates to the 1960s, and features redwood petals and an enameled steel base. With a base reminis...

A captivating kinetic sand fountain sculpture by American artist Ann Wiseman, masterfully combining art, movement, and natural materials. This sculptural composition features a geome...

Designed in 1952, this was the first project Harry Bertoia collaborated on with Knoll. This bench was made only a few years after, dating to the mid to late 1950s. It features a weld...