Swedish Art Deco Style Curved Mahogany Shelf, circa 1940s

Ingrid Atterberg designed the Somali series for Upsala Ekeby in 1953. It consists of six objects with elegant shapes and silk matte, black glaze. This is model 2142, the second talle...

Tall sculptural floor vase with textured surface designed by John Andersson for Andersson & Johansson Höganäs in the 1950s. Handmade at Höganäs in Sweden. Made from earthenware with matte textured white glaze. Very good condition with few signs of wear and patina. Stamped AJ Höganäs underneath, the stamp used from 1920-1958. The vase has a strong modernist shape with richly textured surface, giving it a tactile and dynamic appearance. Looks great in a mid century or minimalistic interior. John Andersson (1900-1969) was a Swedish ceramist. He began working as a turner...

Shelves designed by an unknown designer in modernist style, circa 1940 Manufactured in France. Materials: Wood. Metal. In good original condition, with minor wear consiste...

Art Deco shelf unit that was used in a shop for exposed stuff.  

This American 1940s mahogany etagere features three tiers with drawers on two of the tiers. The brass pulls and sabot draw attention to the detailed carvings on the drawers and legs, adding a touch of elegance to its overall appearance. Equipped with casters, this etagere can be easily moved around to suit your needs. The piece is in very good condition, demonstrating the durability and timeless appeal of vintage furniture. Its versatile design makes it an ideal addition to various spaces, be it a bathroom for storing toiletries and towels, or a home office for organizing documents and stationery. With dimensions of 48 inches high, 20 inches wide and 15 inches deep, this etagere offers ample storage without taking up too much space, making it a practical and stylish choice for any home. This beautiful etagere is part of 145 Antiques' extensive collection of unique and vintage furniture...

This is an old Japanese brass medical shelf. This furniture is from the early Showa period (1900s-1940s). Modern and simple design. Due to the passage of time, the brass has corrode...