Vintage Cane Stool – Exclusive and in Excellent Condition

We present this vintage ceramic vase, a unique piece that stands out for its original design and impeccable state of conservation. Perfect for adding a touch of rustic elegance to an...

This stool, designed by the visionary Spanish architect Miguel Fisac, is much more than a simple seat: it is a unique and rare piece that combines history, design, and functionality....

This is your chance to acquire a unique and rare set of two vintage 1960s lamps! These exceptional pieces combine an exclusive design with practical functionality, perfect for transf...

Mathieu Matégot's chandelier, designed in France in 1950, is an iconic piece of modern design. Matégot, known for his skill in creating furniture and decorative objects using lightwe...

Pair of cane and iron stools by Danny Ho Fong for Tropi-Cal c.1960s, USA. The stools feature iron frames and the original caning. Dimensions 14.75" width x 14.75" depth x 12.5" heig...

Fabulous vintage leather and iron stools designed and manufactured in the United States, circa 1950s. These stools have an elegant structure th...

Infuse your interior with timeless elegance using this vintage Regency cane ottoman. Featuring an ornate carved wood frame with beautifully distressed white and gold finish, this pie...

A beautiful Art Deco tabouret or stool / footstool, dating from around 1925. Manufactured by Friedrich Otto Schmidt, Vienna / Austria. The stool features an elegant round shape and impresses above all with its well-preserved condition. It is still upholstered with the original fabric, which remains in outstandingly good condition — clean and with hardly any signs of wear. We assume that this stool may have never been used, which makes it a particularly rare piece of furniture in museum-quality condition. The stool is marked on the underside: Friedrich Otto Schmidt, Wien, IX, Währinger Straße 28 Numbered: 11859 Friedrich Otto Schmidt was a traditional and renowned Viennese company, founded in 1853, specializing in the production of high-quality interior furnishings. The company gained particular recognition through the Schmidt brothers — Max, Otto, and Leo — who maintained close relationships with leading artists and designers of the turn of the century. Especially significant was their collaboration with the famous architect Adolf Loos. Through these partnerships and their active involvement in the reform movements of Viennese arts and crafts...