Elegant Bronze "Khamon" Sculpture Stool by Adolfo Abejon, circa 2000, Spain

Mario Passanti Stool. Very decorative. Made with oak. Circa 1960, Italy. Very good vintage condition. Mid-Century Modern (MCM) is a design movement in i...

DESCRIPTION: Pair of ceramic stools made with ceramic. It was made circa 1900 in France and they are in the style of Brighton Pavilion. The mate...

Pair of Alain Gaubert Stools. Very decorative. Made with wood. Circa 1980, France. Very good vintage condition. Mid-Century Modern (MCM) is a design movement in interior, product, gr...

"Le Bodegon Bilboa", Ceramic bisque sculpture by Desiré Von Pelt. White ceramic. Signed and dated from a series of 8, circa 2000, Spain. Excellent condition.

Diego Cabezas sculpture. Very decorative. Signed. Circa 2021, Spain. Very good condition. Modernism is both a philosophical and arts movement that a...

Jordi Alcaraz sculpture. Sculpture made with glazed ceramic. Unique Piece Signed Circa 2016, Spain. Excellent condition. Alcaraz began a super artistic career as a sculptor and...

Spanish post-modern High bar stools Jamaica by Pepe Cortés for BD Barcellona, 2000s Pair of high bar stools mod. Jamaica with a round base, entirely in metal. The seat is swivel. Th...

"Tripy" Blue stool, made of lacquered metal. "Tripy" is the first creation for the general public by the french designer Laurent Dif. True to its “Just one piece” concept, this seat ...

"Tripy" Orange stool, made of lacquered metal. "Tripy" is the first creation for the general public by the french designer Laurent Dif. True to its “Just one piece” concept, this se...

A modern system for fluid living. RAILS® is a unique concept that bridges the gap between functional design and art. Inspired by a railway track section, the functional sculptures ...

Immerse yourself in the timeless design legacy of Ray and Charles Eames with the iconic "Eames Wood Elephant Stool" created for Vitra around 2000. Originally designed in 1945, this piece is a testament to the Eames' pioneering work in the 1940s, where they dedicated years to perfecting the technique of molding laminated wood into intricate three-dimensional forms. A remarkable piece of history, the Eames Wood Elephant Stool was part of the initial designs that emerged from this groundbreaking process. Its two-piece structure, featuring multiple closed curves, presented a technical challenge, and although it never entered production, it remains a symbol of the Eames' innovative spirit. One of the prototypes found its way to Lucia Eames, Charles' daughter, as a gift when she was just 14 years old. Later, it was lent to the Museum of Modern Art in New York for an exhibition in 1946, and today, it is still held by the Eames family. This Vitra-manufactured Eames Elephant Stool...

A decorative late 17th century Spanish walnut stool, circa 1680. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this stool showcases the rich beauty of walnut, gracefully shaped into a...