1960’s Sergio Mazza Fiberglass “Mida” Loveseat for Artemide Italy

An excellent example of the 1920’s design, this Mies Van der Rohe MR Lounge Chair With Arms for Knoll was made in 1980’s, and has the original leather upholstery and tags still attac...

BEAUTIFUL set of 1950’s Danish teak nesting tables with remarkable teak tipped splayed legs. Stamped Holm Sorensen on all metal bases, and Danish control paper stickers on the under...

Amazing hand made Ron Puckett Custom Made Pedestal Cabinet NYC 1980’s, one of one, signed. Expert craftsmanship and marquetry. Marble top and wonderful dovetail drawers. Consists of...

Amazing hand made Ron Puckett Custom Made Console Table NYC 1980’s, one of one, signed. Expert craftsmanship and marquetry. Consisting of ...

Extremely rare example of a six legged coffee table attributed to Gio Ponti, made in Italy in the 1950's. Six black legs with brass caps hold a separate mirrored glass top with an o...

The Toga chair was a product of 1960s nonconformity and space-age optimism in technological innovation. It was produced in 1968 by Sergio Mazza (b. 1931) as a complete piece of mould...

The Toga chair was designed in 1968 by Sergio Mazza for Artemide. With its flowing shape this chair is like an organic sculpture. The fiberglass was cast ...

Sculptural 1970s loveseat produced by Hungarian manufacturer Ipoly and reflects the enduring influence of Brazilian designer Sergio Rodrigues. With a solid oak frame and thick leathe...

This very rare fiberglass loveseat sofa is by Tue Poulsen for Domus Danica, circa 1970, and is one of approximately 80 pieces within a collection of fiberglass furniture that were produced for a design exhibition at the Bella Center in Copenhagen Denmark. The cushions have been newly upholstered in dead stock (never used vintage) Pierre Cardin fabric. This settee sofa, also referred to as a double lounge chair, was accompanied with other living room furniture for this collection which included a lounge chair, sofa, chaise lounge and tables. The voluptuous shapes were created in Poulsen's ceramic workshop, and pays homage to the ceramicists skills and vision in his tenured career as a sculptor and artist. Included in the photo gallery is a photo of Tue Poulsen with a chair example of the same design. In the same photo is documentation of the chair design and production photos when the chair was originally conceptualized and created, provided by Tue Poulsen to dealer/collector 'Deerstedt' (photo credit also to 'Deerstedt'). This rare space age fiberglass love seat...