Burgundy "Egg" Three Seater Sofa, Italy 1950's

Unusual oak sofa by Guillerme & Chambron for Votre Maison. The frame has the usual hallmarks of their production with the extended end and thick pencil-shaped legs with a curved back...

Elegant and comfortable two-piece settee in original gray leather on aluminum-clad bases. Leather professionally refinished. Two matching settees are available. They are price...

The largest of the S22 series with three-seat. This sofa is all original with down filled leather cushions and original elm frame.

Elegant pair of burgundy velvet egg chairs on brass legs, the chairs will need re-upholstery.           

The iconic D70 sofa was restored as it appears on a period photo with the designer—white on white. Borsani allegedly created this sofa to solve a design issue for a house where the o...

Gian Pietro Arosio for D.A.S, three armchairs forming sofa, circa 1970, covered in original velvet, patinated aluminum structure.

Vintage midcentury three-seat sofa by Dyrlund, Denmark. Elegant solid teak frame with new cream wool woven upholstery. Dimensions: 190 W x 70 H x 75 D cm, seat 41 cm high.  

Comfortable and inviting three-seat sofa with brass feet. An elegant sofa that somewhat resembles a mouth with red lips. The legs that are standing a bit outwards are quite minimal b...

We are delighted to present this Vintage Thomas Lloyd burgundy leather 3 seater sofa. A lovely well made solid sofa, still in very good condition. This sofa has been made by Thom...

A superb and unusual Italian 1950s/1960s egg shaped sofa, in the style of Ico Parisi. The sofa has been reupholstered in an ivory pure alpaca fabric and is of a curved, narrow organi...

Beautiful and original vintage sofa designed in the 1950s and attributed to the craftsmanship of Paolo Buffa, of fine Italian manufacture. It features sculpted sinuous hardwood arms with sleek and delicate legs. They rise on the armrests taking a very soft bend, which seems to echo those of a very gentle and sinuous tree branch. The seat is very comfortable, The backrest is very high precisely to give a unique comfort to the sitter. Reupholstered in a neutral grey tone. Paolo Buffa was an Italian architect and designer best known for his designs of mid-century furniture. Characterised by a melding of tradition and modernity, he used a combination of low-profile, rectilinear, and hardwood forms to produce his most classic pieces. Born in 1903 in Milan, Italy, Buffa studied at the Polytechnic Institute of Milan before working for the prominent Italian architect and designer Gio Ponti. After opening a firm with his frequent collaborator Antonio Cassi Ramelli...

A settee of small size, elegant lines and understated details, triple-arch-back, open scrolling arms, the seat supported by four turned front legs connected by turned center stretche...