Furniture on Sale

Design For Leisure brass bar stools set of 3. Has Faux Ostrich upholstery.

Postmodern trio of bar stools rendered in handstitched white saddle leather with footrest designed by Grazzi and Bianchi for Enrico Pellizzoni, Italy, 1980s.

Pair of geometric Max-Beam side tables by Ludovica + Roberto Palomba for Kartell. These modern transparent smoked grey acrylic side accent tables are also strong enough to use as sto...

Beautiful and iconic round table designed by Ignazio Gardella and Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell in the 60s. This large table model 4997 is made of heavy white resin. The tablet...

Four bar stools designed by Italian master Vico Magistretti for Kartell. Lightweight aluminum frames are powder coated supporting plastic seats with grab ...

Double Tier Ceramic Hexagon Side Table & Stool in Chrome Green. Made to order. BZIPPY ceramic goods are one-of-a-kind stoneware / earthenw...

Triple Tier Ceramic Hexagon Side Table & Stool in Chrome Green by BZIPPY. Made to order. BZIPPY ceramic goods are one-of-a-kind stoneware ...

27” high x 18” deep x 16” wide. Seat height: 21.5” 1980s pair of postmodern stools by Anna Casatelli Ferrieri for Kartell. Made in Italy. Black and white colorway. In good vintage c...

Designed in 1969 by the Castiglioni brothers, the "rochetto", or "spool" stool is a wonderful design. Two identical forms are fastened together giving it the distinctive hourglass sp...

Black ashtray / catch all by Sergio Asti for Kartell Model No. 4635 This ashtray has a very interesting design, featuring a stainless steel inner piece that is both chromed and pai...

A pair of small Mid-20th Century Italian chests of drawer in walnut, marked "Selva".

This minimalist space age ashtray was designed by Luigi Massoni and manufactured by Guzzini in the 1970s. The lower half is made from hard plastic. The upper half is made from chromed metal. Seeing the condition of this item, it was probably never used as an ashtray and is therefore in very good condition. Luigi Massoni ITALIAN, 1930-2013 Luigi Massoni was one of Italy’s most prolific designers and instrumental in the growth of the country’s design industry in the postwar years through his products, advertising campaigns and journalistic work at Italian magazines. Born in Milan, Massoni trained at the Collettivo di Architettura in Milan and worked as an architect and designer as well as a freelance journalist and consultant. He was involved with many of Italy’s most influential brands, such as Poltrona Frau, the Guzzini group and Alessi. Massoni was hired by Alessi, the legendary housewares and kitchen utensils manufacturer, which had been around since 1921, in the mid-1950s. In 1957, he collaborated with like-minded product designer Carlo Mazzeri...