2020s Gratz / Laverne TG-18 Large Bench in Bronze with Dark Brown Leather

This is a TG-18 Small Woven Bench, originally designed by Katavolos, Littell, and Kelley in 1952 as part of the original Laverne Collection produced by Gratz Industries, formerly kno...

This is a Modernist Museum Bench or Daybed, dating back to the 1960s. The minimalist design features a black leather tufted top resting on a steel frame, offering a sleek, architectu...

Leather tufted museum bench by Nicos Zographos with bronze base, circa 1965. Leather shows wear but no holes, bronze has patina. Label. Midcentury, Floren...

Loren Marsh design bench. New York 2000s. Embossed and stitched leather. Polished stainless steel. Unsigned. This popular box car bench is currently listed at $11,995 on line, approximately four times our listed price. In 1975, Lorin Marsh established their eponymous furniture and décor showroom in the historic New York Decoration and Design building, with the aim of providing comprehensive interior decorating options while maintaining a chic, boutique experience. Not only offering an array of home décor, including furniture, lighting and accessories, Lorin Marsh also presented a wide variety of styles, comprising antique, vintage and modern, as well as imported pieces with European, Asian and South American aesthetics. Over the decades since its inception, the brand expanded to include bespoke pieces, made to the same high-quality standards of craftsmanship that Lorin Marsh has come to be recognized for. Arguably one of the more unique aspects of the company’s operation is the purveying of both brand-designed pieces and unique vintage furnishings...