Swiss Furniture

Swiss alp pine table from Zermatt village, this model of table is really typical of the tables of shepherd's houses at altitude the legs are very thick and the top is solid, the draw...

DS-1165 bed by De Sede. Dimensions: D 262 x W 222 x H 47 cm. Materials: metal construction, leather. Prices may change according to the chosen materials and size. Playful de...

Swiss Art Deco Mantel Clock, 1930 This Art Deco mantel clock features a circular, clear glass dial that allows for an unobstructed view. The Arabic numerals and hour markers are silk...

TABLE: Frank Gehry, the ‘gratuitously eccentric’ architect behind the Guggenheim Bilbao gained attention in the 1970s with his ‘Easy Edges’ furniture series (1969-73). Constructed i...

Willy Guhl for Eternit – Fiber Cement Handkerchief Planter A sculptural garden accent by pioneering Swiss designer Willy Guhl, crafted for Eternit in resilient fiber cement. This ico...

Vintage pendant lamp by Temde from the 1970s, featuring a stylish design crafted from acrylic glass and brass. This elegant fixture showcases the brand’s classic blend of mid-century...

A rare and impressive 19th century Swiss Black Forest carved Lindenwood Bear sitting down supporting the table top, this having carved scrolling foliate decoration. Batch 72/73.

This extremely rare, early Swiss automaton singing bird box by the famed Charles Bruguier is housed in a case enveloped in luxurious tortoiseshell. Ev...

DS-76 Sofa / Bed by De Sede Dimensions: D 66 x W 188 x H 53 cm, with bed extension W 225 Materials: Belted spring suspension on seat frame made of solid beec...

This artful and unique automaton clock and music box house proudly bears the signature of Geneva, a hallmark of unparalleled horological excellence. For generations, Geneva has seamlessly merged traditional craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology, setting the standard for luxury timepieces. Adorned with delicate hand-painted details, this exquisite cottage exudes provincial charm. Intricate floral motifs and ivy vines gracefully ascend its façade, drawing onlookers into this detailed masterpiece. A couple stands in the doorway, meticulously carved to exude the height of style and grace. In the style of the iconic cuckoo clock, a distinguished gentleman, adorned with a pipe and cane, emerges from the balcony doors...

Vintage De Sede DS 44 neck leather ottoman pouf This DS-44 was manufactured in Switzerland by De Sede and is upholstered in 3-5 mm thick, natural hide. ...

Two lithographs depicting a lion and a tiger, by the Swiss engraver Karl Joseph Brodtmann (1787-1862). Originally published in the early 19th Century, these lithographs were printed ...

Minimalist clamp lamp from Swisslamps in a special color. Here in an early version with an unusual design of the table clamp. A simple and restrained design. The lamp head shows a s...

Iconic and comfortable 1970s Swiss Designer chairs. Suitable for side chairs, accent chairs, dining chairs, etc. Original 1970s labels present. Solid wood-- Original! *Not remakes / ...

Introducing this gorgeous Cognac Tan leather DS88 landscape daybed / sofa by De Sede in patchwork. The item features 8 pieces in toptal: – 2 seat elements (bottom + seat + backrests...

One chair designed by Bruno Rey and made by Stendig. One side chair with upholstered seat in a royal blue leather. 1 side chair 1 armchair Reupholste...

Robert Haussmann for De Sede, pair of 'DS-P' lounge chair, leather, chrome-plated steel, Switzerland, 1960s The DS-P lounge chair designed by Robert Haussmann for De Sede, is a stri...

Stunning and elegant pair of Mid-Century Modern DS-50 recliner lounge chairs with one ottoman or hocker. Design by the famous company De Sede Switzerland. Striking Swiss design from ...

This hanging lamp from Temde is a one of his grate works, it has two glasses as lampshades. its total hight is 60cm. The lamp works perfectly as shown in the photos and it is in a go...

Two ingeniously designed sofa elements are the great basis for one’s own and personal interpretation of interior design and furnishing concept. The individual element is reminiscent ...

SWISS CHEST RICHLY CARVED WITH THE COAT OF ARMS OF THE RIEDMATTEN FAMILY FRAMED BY TWO HOLY CONVERSATIONS ORIGIN : SWITZERLAND, VALAIS CANTON PERIOD : END OF 16th CENTURY – EARLY 17...

Gorgeous navy blue leather patchwork bean bag manufactured by Swiss company De Sede in the 1970s. Wonderful deep coloring and patina to leather. Some very light scuffs give the bag some life and personality. Good condition to leather which remains supple and soft. Presents beautifully. Extremely comfortable and gorgeous to look at. Newly stuffed with foam beads. Additional De Sede bean...

Montblanc ballpoint, the Limited Writers Edition, Daniel Defoe 2014 Montblanc ballpoint , the Limited Writers Edition 2014 in honor of Daniel Def...

"Multi Soft" Ueli & Susi Berger for Victoria Switzerland, 1968 Blue PVC Armchair chaise long size: h 52 x w 65 x d 152 cm Excellent condiction Plastic (cover polyvinyl chloride PV...

Listed for sale are multiple (we have many available, but the price listed is for each chair) red Vitra .03 stacking chairs by Maarten Van Severen. This is the first industrial chair...

Sculptural brutalist modern solid pine wood and double glass globe pendant manufactured by Temde Leuchten in Switzerland in the late 1960s-early 1970s. Two matte white globe shades m...

This iconic DS2011 sofa by Swiss manufacturer De Sede epitomizes mid-20th-century luxury and innovation in design. Upholstered in high-quality cream leather, the sofa offers a sleek,...

Exclusives WS Stool Woven Structures Collection A collaboration with New York-based industrial designer Henry Julier, Woven Structures is a collection of objects that integrates Dani...

This exceptional Swiss Black Forest chair offers a delightful surprise—a music box hidden inside will activate when the chair is sat upon. A r...

Large collection of patchwork leather ottomans by Swiss designer De Sede. Original soft leather with beautiful patina and age. Multiple colors, sizes and shapes available.

Rare table or floor lamp from Switzerland from the 1960s. The shade has a simple cylindrical shape and is made of a textile material. The edges are bordered. The most striking thing...

This large Swiss silver centerpiece bowl by Jetzler features an elegant scalloped rim and a gently fluted body, raised on four finely detailed feet. Its gleaming, highly polished sur...

Robert Haussmann for De Sede, armchair, model 'DS-201', chrome-plated metal, leather, Switzerland, designed in 1957 A design by Robert Haussmann that features a cubic shaped struct...

PINK FLUORITE ON SMOKY QUARTZ Tiefengletscher, Furka, Uri, Switzerland 28.5 cm tall x 12.7 cm wide In the mineral kingdom there are hierarchies, not all of them actually correct. Bu...

Super comfortable two-seater sofa from De Sede, model DS-2011. The sofa has a steel base and is made of dark brown leather. The sofa is in very good and original condition. Two piece...

One chair designed by Bruno Rey and made by Stendig. One side chair with upholstered seat in a royal blue leather. 1 armchair Reupholstery available for additional fee. Price is p...

Late 1950’s, early 1960’s Minimalist Desk / Table Lamp with tilting and turning rotary shade by Megal AG, Switzerland. Very rare model. Swiss design and manufacture. Design: Megal AG...

Space Age table lamp with spherical reflector from the Swiss manufacturer Swisslamps based on a design by Alfred Hablützel and Bernhard Luginbühl from the 1960s. A minimalist design...

An extremely rare and museum-worthy 1960s model of the Eames Time-Life Desk Chair in lovely vintage condition. Widely considered the most iconic office chair design of the 20th Century, this especially rare version of an outstanding armchair will provide superb quality and comfort and will add a quintessential Mid-Century, 1960s-cool, ‘Mad Men’ aesthetic to any interior. Eames Time-Life Desk Chairs are in high demand for their quality, durability and scarcity, especially in working condition and upholstered in leather, and even more so if they’re one of the oldest, first-generation models from the 1960s, such as this one. What makes this particular chair even more of a special piece is that this model hardly ever comes to market and a recent exhaustive search has found only one other – in a design museum. A real gem, a design collector’s delight and one of the rarest early versions of one of the most sought-after chairs, this armchair was made 1960-1968 (or 1961-1970 depending on which maker’s website you read) and was produced in Switzerland by Vitra, who have held the European licence for manufacturing Eames furniture since 1957. The only other example we’ve found of this extremely rare European version of this much sought-after design icon is on the Vitra Design Museum’s website itself. This superb chair goes by several names and can be called: the Eames Time Life Desk Chair, the Eames Executive Office Chair, the Eames 3474 (manufactured 1960-1968) or the later ES104 (manufactured 1968-1985). To somewhat further confuse the name, this super chair is similar to, but distinct from its precursor, the Time-Life Lobby Lounge Chair (which was made as a lounge chair specifically for the lobby of the Time Life Building in New York), and so this chair can also sometimes be called an Eames Lobby Chair, or an Eames Lobby Desk Chair. We like to use its correct moniker, the Eames Time Life Lobby Desk Chair or Eames 3474, which was released in 1961 as an adaptation of the slightly shorter, wider, squarer and more angle-backed Eames Time Life Lobby Lounge Chair released in 1960. Expertly made, this extremely comfortable and reassuringly heavy armchair features plush, padded and buttoned black leather cushions to the seat, back and arms, over an aluminium frame set on the 1960s four-star aluminium base. Distinguishing it from the Herman Miller (American licensee) produced 1960s version are the Vitra bolt-handle tilting mechanism and the Vitra black plastic ball feet casters with aluminium hoods, making this particular model an extremely rare (almost never seen outside of the Vitra Design Museum catalogue) version of this already very rare and much sought-after armchair. All in all this is an incredibly rare, museum-worthy 1960s design icon, which won’t fail to add outstanding quality, comfort and quintessential Mid Century style and sophistication to any setting. AUTHENTICITY The labels on these early chairs appear to have been stuck to the underside only and as such, few labels still remain and such is the case with this chair, which no longer has an Eames or Vitra label. However, we’re 100% confident that this is an original 1960s Eames chair...

very rare universal big eye ref. 84100/01. the rarest universal chronograph around. made for 4 years and not more than 200 pieces with black and white dial. a true icon.....

This unusual Mid-Century Modern pendant was designed and manufactured by TEMDE Leuchten in Switzerland in the 1960s. It features a large round raffia lamp shade...

Set of DS-1088 Modules and Cushions by De Sede This is a set of 3 cushions and 4 Modules Dimensions: Stool: D 92 x W 92 x H 39 cm Cushion: D 27 x W 165 x H 27 cm Materials: S...

Unique sculptural concrete planter by Willy Guhl with 2 pieces. Base is a round disc that holds the flower pot. The large cylindrical flow...

Launched in 1972, DS-600 is an indestructible, variable modular system of upholstered furniture consisting of individual, addable armchair elements. These consist of an L-shaped hard...

Swiss alp escabelle B 76

Original, rare Art Deco standing floor Ashtray from Switzerland, Geneva about 1930. Polished and partly new chromed metal. Restored condition. Marked at the bottom: „Etalages-Vitrine...

Swiss alpine folk art Escabelle A3.

Swiss alp escabelle B 51

A rare oversize Black Forest Swiss hand-carved wooden cow from circa 1880. This exquisitely hand-carved wooden cow is a pristine example of Black For...

Set of two beautifully shaped planters made by Eternit. They are designed by Alfredo Häberli and Christophe Marchand. The brief called for three flowerpot designs of different capaci...

Designed in 2000 and no longer in production today, this rare sideboard is Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec’s modern take on the classic masterpieces as designed by Charlotte Perriand and Je...

Swiss alp painted box

Margrit Linck, floor lamp Switzerland, 1960 , dimensions with out shade H 57 by Diam 20 cm

Large high-resolution print of Edwin Aldrin on the moon, Switzerland, 1970. Photograph of Edwin Aldrin on the moon taken by the astronaut Neil Armstrong on July 21, 1969; original NA...

Swiss alp escabelle B 48

A Rare Life-Sized Black Forest Stag's Head Carved from Lindenwood, the deer head with realistic fur effect, patination, and glass inset eyes in conjunction with the real three-tined...

Swiss alp painted box

De Sede DS-265 Coco with Sheepskin 'Nomade'. New, current production. Price mentioned is for a chair with the outer shell in high quality 'Select' leather + cushion in sheepskin 'No...

Sotheby's Catalog, An Important Russian Imperial Jewel. Geneva 17 November 2005. 1st Ed hardcover. "An impressive and highly important diamond ornament from the collection of the Russian Imperial Family, Russia, second half of the 18th century. This diamond necklace with bowknot clasp is not only a remarkable jewel in itself, but its Russian royal provenance puts it in a class of its own. It evokes the blinding splendour of Catherine II, Empress of Russia: the magnificence of her court, her parks, her palaces, her art collections, and monuments. The most striking and colourful figure on the stage of European political life, for thirty four years she ruled a mighty empire which stretched from Siberia to Poland and left it stronger, larger and richer than when she came to the throne in 1762. After her death in 1796, her friend the Prince de Ligne, who had named her Catherine the Great, declared that this title- which has never been lost- resumed all her genius, courage, sense of justice, and force of character. Using her court as a stage, she played the part of an autocratic but enlightened ruler to perfection, imposing in her public appearances, kind and charming in private. The French ambassador, the Comte de Ségur who noticed how “her majestic head and brow, proud look and dignified deportment made her seem taller than she was”, was also impressed by her feminine grace “ her aquiline nose, well shaped mouth, Saxe blue eyes beneath dark lashes, gentle glance and seductive smile”. In spite of her success, she once confided to the Prince de Ligne that she could have served Russia better if she had been born a man. Ever the courtier, he assured her that being a woman was a positive advantage. “Believe me, you are so much more impressive in your beautiful embroidered orange red velvet dolman or tunic than a man decked out in boots and shoulder sash can ever be. In addition the five huge diamonds blazing out from your hair are far more effective than a man’s hat which is either ridiculously small or ridiculously big”. He was right. Her diamond jewellery proclaimed her power and her rank as Empress and appealed to the Russian taste for sumptuous goods. It impressed the Rev. William Coxe, visiting St. Petersburg in 1778: “the glory and the splendor of the clothing of the court and abundance of precious stones leave the opulence of other European courts far behind” and his opinion was shared by the acute Madame de Stael...

Mid-Century Brass Chandelier wit 28 lights, Switzerland 1960s. A large mid-century chandelier made of brass was manufactured in Switzerland in the 1960s and is now available in Euro...