Mexican Furniture

1950s Pepe Mendoza Ashtray Mid Century Modern Mexico (#2) Stamp by maker present .75 thick x 4.38 w x 5 d Preowned Vintage Review images listed.

Frequency Armchair by Sebastián Angeles Material: Casted bronze / casted aluminium Dimensions: W 60 x D 49 x H 70 cm The collection includes designs inspired by patterns that repres...

Materials: Red travertine, pineapple onyx, blue calcite, pink onyx, jade onyx, brown onyx The Wedding Some unions are written in stone. In an abandoned chapel, where vows were once ...

A striking set of three sculptural dining or accent chairs crafted from thick hand-carved solid wood with blackened iron bases, evocative of the celebrated organic modern designs ass...

Striking and sculptural sterling silver bracelet designed by Pedro Castillo of Los Castillo, crafted in Taxco, Mexico—one of the most important centers of the Mexican silversmithing ...

Sculptural Coffee Table Made of Solid Wood, Center Table Solace S49 by Joel Escalona The Solace table series, designed by Joel Escalona, is a furniture collection that exudes bal...

Chic pair of mid century inspired ghost drapery round stands handcrafted with a durable metal frame ambitiously wrapped in reed and painted black.

Elegant mid-century Mexican brass and abalone shell serving set, designed and handcrafted in Mexico during the 1950s. This beautiful ensemble includes a rectangular tray and five tum...

Pair of Mexican Mid-Century Modern woven Rockingchairs made in the 1950s in Primavera wood and palm cords. Featuring simple but elegant modern frame...

A Mexican wooden adjustable artist easel, circa 1950. This easel has the same design as those currently in the study of Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo, has a nice old patina, with remn...

A most spectacular antique Spanish Colonial figure of Madonna, Mexico circa 19th century possibly earlier. Constructed in plaster with carved and gilt wood accent. Realistic in style...

Mexican silver box with Mother-of-Pearl Inlay. Lid opens to a wood lined interior. Very nicely done and a really beautiful object!

The conceptual journey begins with a series of observations of certain archaeological sites, where the monolithic and timeless grandeur of specific enclosures serves as a guideline t...

A rare and highly collectible vintage coaster set designed and manufactured in Taxco, Mexico by renowned Mexican silversmith Emilia Castillo. This exceptional six-piece coaster set e...

Socle Dining Room Oval Table No23, White Oak Wood by NONO —— Introducing the "Socle Dining Table Series" by NONO, a distinguished expansion of our beloved side table collection, env...

A striking Mid-Century Modern two-piece salad serving set handcrafted in Mexico City, circa 1960s. The set consists of a large serving spoon and sculptural three-prong serving fork, ...

Infuse your space with rustic charm and artisanal warmth with this striking set of five Vintage Boho Equipale Chairs. Handcrafted in the traditional Mexican style, each chair feature...

Manto Pendant Light Fixture in Aged Brass with Brass Mesh by Nuumbra Dimensions: W 180 x H 180 cm. Materials: Brass. Dimensions may vary. All our lamps can be wired according to ea...

Neolithic Thinker is a stool hand sculpted from red tezontle stone, a highly oxidized and porous volcanic rock endemic to Mexico. Its design draws from different historical reference...

Contemporary marble nesting tables with beautiful hand carved dotted pattern. This tables are surely fun and easy to look and will definitely be an outstanding addition to any space....

Yunior Marino’s furniture series blurs the line between order and chaos. He brings to life organic objects full of texture that give the utilitarian object a sculptural air. Even whe...

From our series inspired by the sturdy anatomy of horses and their role in Mexican culture, the cuaco stool celebrates the unexpected lush of horsehair by weaving it into a seat. Th...

18th C Style Alfonso Marina Chest of Drawers Commode

Table lamps Adjustable height Mahogany table lamps, Mexican Modernism of Luis Barragan, Roberto and Mito Block Influence, Arturo Pani Design Mexico 1940s Unmarked. Selling as a pair....

Artefacto LS 16 Floor Lamp by Lørdag & Søndag Dimensions: D 46 x W 46 x H 130 cm. Materials: Wicker. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it ...

Exceptional handcrafted pendant lamp created circa 1960, composed of dozens of individually hand-blown glass spheres in a vibrant palette of green, blue, amber, smoky, and clear tone...

A dark brown embossed leather jewelry or accessory box, American Classical design style, in the manner of Ralph Lauren, circa late 20th century. The exterior is wrapped in rich espre...

A chic pair of hand made wicker drapery ghost stands crafted in woven reed over a sturdy metal frame. Top DM: 24

Circa 1970. We offer this Mexican Mixed Metal Tray by Los Castillo. The mix of metals is silver, copper, bronze, aluminum.

Playful stretching Tonala pottery cat figurine is decorated with beautiful hand painted abstract geometric and floral designs in blue, green, and earthy brown palette. Variations in...

Striking handcrafted pendant lamp entirely constructed from antique glass bottle stoppers. Each element preserves the natural bubbles, tonal vari...

"Desert Rose" Selenite also known as Gypsum Rose or Sand Rose, is a type of selenite formed from a combination of water, wind, and sand. It is well known for its naturally forming se...

Circa 1950. We offer this Petite Mexican Butaquein the atyle of Clara Porset in original conditions, we offer the restautration service by our team of professionals.

Ritus Cuatro Candelabra by Andres Monnier Unique Piece. Dimensions: W 72 x D 20 x H 40 Materials: White Onyx Treko Concrete is a Mexican studio based in Ensenada, that aims to creat...

Monterrey black marble serving tray. Production time: 6-8 weeks for items without marble / 13-14 weeks for marble pieces. Shipping +10 addit...

A beautiful Art Deco Sterling Silver Tea & Coffee Set with creamer made by L. Maciel Silver Co. Mexico, circa 1935. This fine quality heavy gauge sterling silver three piece set is substantial in its size and weight. The tops of the two pots are adorned with flowers and the design of the three pieces are done in a ribbed and curved style reminiscent of lobed Squash or Pumpkin: The body features deeply hand-hammered, fluted sections resembling native Mexican gourds...

Rare set of four original chairs attributed to Arturo Pani in iron and original rattan, circa 1950.

Materials: Lava stone and pineapple onyx Indoors and outdoors Side table / Stool Through an abstract geometric language where cubes and cylinders playf...

Dr. Lakra original print in Etching Technique in cotton paper. Edition of 30, signed by the artist. Jerónimo López Ramírez, also known as Dr. Lakra, is a tattoo artist who lives a...

MAURO is an Antique decorative clay jar of unique shape with a beautiful and specials handcrafted details. It highlights the natural texture of different patinas and the incredible t...

Transformacion emerges as a piece inspired by the structure of the human being and the context of Monterrey. Through contrasts of materials and textures, repetitive balances, and sym...

For your consideration, a mid-century modern large "Last Supper" abstract wall art sculpture modernist plaque by Emaus, Benedictine Monks of Cuernavaca, Mexico. Maker stamp. Solid ma...

Socle side table, auxiliary table, night stand Socle is a small solid wood table designed by the NONO design team. Made of solid wood, its elaborated construction serves as a suppor...

Monterrey black marble tall carved cylinder. Handmade in Mexico by local craftsmen. Production time: 6-8 weeks for items without marble / 13-14 weeks for marble pieces. Shipping +10 ...

Spanning across 4 monumental pillars, and carved from a single block of stone, the M_010 Dining Table embodies architectural simplicity and raw material elegance. Its simple geometri...

Pair of Mexican Mid-Century Modern woven Armchairs made in the 1950s in Primavera wood and palm cords. Featuring simple but elegant modern frames , t...

Designed by eccentric woodworker and designer Don Shoemaker, this trinket box was made by Senal in Mexico. It employs a cacophany of exotic woods, including cocobolo, jacaranda, and ...

Candelera 04 Blued Steel Hanging Lamp by Federico Stefanovich Dimensions: D 120 x H 240 cm Material: Steel. Polypropylene light diffusers. Dimmable LED st...

Solace No44 Console Table – Bold Contours, Sculptural Design by Joel Escalona ————————————————————— Solace Console Table Series Design by Joel Escalona The Solace console table seri...

Large Ama Totem by Ana Tron. Limited Edition of 5 Dimensions: D 25 x H 159 cm Materials: Recycled paper with paste, paint chalk, and matt water-based varnish. Ana Tron is an interio...

2 Add on Boxes Upon Request.

A suspended moon. That's what you see before it's turned on. After, it's something else entirely. The perfect milk glass globe — blown in a single piece, with no seams or relief — is...

We offer this rare Mexican folding chair by Muebles Toluca, circa 1960. Made in primavera wood and natural palm cords.

Uncannily challenging excessive symbolic power granted to scientific institutions, the “Institutional Chair” reveals a tension with the accepted desubjectivisation of the body into s...

Origen: Tennessee, USA Colors: Orange.  

APSE Bench is a sculptural exploration of structure and curvature, crafted in bent steel. Referencing the architectural apse, a semicircular form that defines enclosure and containme...

79801 Vintage Mexican Zapotec Rug, 01'00 x 03'02. The Sacred Aviary: A Vintage Mexican Zapotec Masterpiece of Celestial Folklore. This handwoven wool vintage Mexican Zapotec rug captures the spirited visual language of Oaxaca, where textile making has long served as an expression of heritage, community, and ancestral storytelling. Its striking composition is divided into two pictorial panels—one glowing in orange, the other in vivid turquoise—each presenting a solitary bird beside a flowering branch. Graphic bands of black and cream lend architectural rhythm to the elongated format, while the saturated palette gives this stunning masterwork the charismatic presence of treasured folk art. More than a distinctive acquisition, it offers the discerning collector an intimate connection to one of Mexico’s most celebrated weaving traditions. The bird carries particular resonance within Zapotec folklore and the broader imagery of the Tree of Life, where avian figures evoke freedom, vitality, and communication between earthly and spiritual realms. This iconic symbolism acquires another layer through traditions surrounding Teotitlán del Valle, whose early Zapotec identity has been associated with celestial mythology and sacred origin narratives. Here, the paired birds appear almost heraldic, each poised upon its branch as a messenger between worlds. Their mirrored placement creates a compelling sense of continuity across the rug, transforming a playful pictorial subject into an emblem of cultural memory. Beside each bird blooms a large flower rendered with charming geometric simplicity. Floral imagery in Oaxacan textile traditions celebrates growth, abundance, and the agricultural cycles that have sustained valley communities for generations. The blossoms introduce a life-giving counterpoint to the avian figures: bird and flower together suggest nature in harmony, joining movement with rootedness and sky with earth. Their jewel-like turquoise, emerald, yellow, coral, and fuchsia tones bring an exuberant energy to the otherwise disciplined geometry. Bold horizontal bands frame both scenes in alternating black and cream, establishing structure around the expressive central imagery. Such contrasts can be read through the Zapotec appreciation for duality and equilibrium—light and darkness, material existence and the unseen world, opposing forces held in balance. The open-weave transition at the center creates an unexpected pause between the two fields, enhancing the rug’s handcrafted individuality. With its rare pictorial character, folkloric symbolism, and unmistakable Oaxacan spirit, this vintage Zapotec rug...

Circa 1940. We offer this Mexican “Butaque” Armchair In the Style of William Spratling Taxco. There is no chair more deeply rooted in Mexican vernacular design than the butaque, a fo...

A new old stock "Type D" aluminum with black leather handle 1968 Mexico City Summer Olympics torch with its original cardboard box. This olympic torch was part of a collection of sou...

A rare and highly decorative hand mirror by celebrated Mexican designer and metalsmith Emilia Castillo, created in Taxco, Mexico, circa 1970s. Sculpted in the form of a stylized fish, the mirror combines silver-plated metal with an extraordinary mosaic of richly variegated green malachite, creating an object that is at once functional, sculptural, and distinctly Mexican in character. The front is meticulously inlaid with individually fitted pieces of malachite, retaining the natural variations, veining, and tonal depth of the stone. Applied silver-tone elements define the fish's eye, mouth, fin, tail, and perimeter, giving the composition its wonderfully graphic quality. The reverse incorporates a beveled mirror within the fish-shaped frame. Of particular interest to collectors is the early “Mimi Castillo” signature. Emilia Castillo was known as Mimi in her youth, and this mark is associated with the formative period of her career, when she was still working within the artistic environment established by her father, Antonio Castillo. Antonio Castillo was one of the founders of the legendary Los Castillo workshop in Taxco, part of the generation of Mexican silversmiths who helped establish the city as an internationally recognized center for modern silver and decorative arts. Growing up within this remarkable creative tradition, Emilia developed an extensive knowledge of metalsmithing while ultimately establishing a visual language of her own. Her later work became particularly celebrated for imaginative combinations of silver, stone, natural materials, and sculptural forms inspired by Mexico's flora and fauna. This early fish mirror...