Exceptional and sophisticated bar cabinet “Model SK661” in rosewood designed by Johannes Andersen and manufactured by J. Skaaning & Søn in Denmark in the 1960’s.

This rare piece with its stunning geometrical round inlays features refined details such as a lift top transforming the case piece in a bar with bottle storage options and cocktail crafting area.

The bar is paired with a set of two bar stools in solid rosewood with a new black leatherette upholstery manufactured by Broderna Andersen in Denmark in the 1960’s.

This set is its original condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 115cmWx40cmDx112cmH

Originally from the minds of the groundbreaking Le Centre Pompidou architects Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano, this icon of XXth century design was completed by Michel Cadestin and Georges Laurent and who won an industrial design competition for their project lead by master of french modernism Jean Prouvé.

This desk chair model “La Chaise Dactylo” , manufactured in France in the late 1970’s by Teda, is constructed with a heavy, industrial-grade galvanized steel wireframe and tubular chassis which balance avant-garde architectural lines with functional durability. This swivel chair features an all original cognac leather seat and backtest pads.

This chair is in its original vintage condition with minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 48cmWx22.75cmDx58cmH

Seat Height is adjustable.

Solid pine wood slatted bench “cabin style” handcrafted in Swedish in the 1970’s; This country side bench, in its original vintage condition, features exposed joinery details and shows minimal age appropriate patina .

Dimensions: 130cmWx52cmDx35cmH

One of the most sought after scandinavian design of Ib Kofod Larsen, the “Seal” chair Model 503-799 manufactured by Olof Persson Mobler (OPE) in Sweden, is as comfortable as visually striking. This elegant late 1950’s specimen features a solid afromasia teak frame and an original black leather upholstered shell paired with its original cushion recently re-upholstered.

This “Seal” chair is in good condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 80cmWx79cmDx74.5cmH

Ib Kofod-Larsen (1921-2003) was a Danish furniture designer who studied at the Danish Royal Academy in Copenhagen. After his degree, he quickly became recognized. As he won several prices of which one from the Danish Cabinetmakers Guild. It was this price that led to the collaboration between manufacturer Faarup Møbelfabrik, and Kofod-Larsen. Later, he also collaborated with other manufacturers such as High Wycombe and Christensen & Larsen. His designs are recognized by the use of rich, durable materials such as rosewood, teak and the highest quality leather. He is known for enhancing these noble materials by means of his aesthetics, leaving the form, grain or other characteristics to speak for themselves. His most praised designs are all elegant, sculpted pieces such as the U-56 Elizabeth chair.

Embracing minimalism and clean lines without compromising on comfort, the Afteroom Counter Chair, designed by Hung-Ming Chen and Chen-Yen Wei and manufactured by high end furniture maker Audo Copenhagen in Denmark, is an elevated design for kitchen counters and high tables. The four-legged design reduces the material to a minimum while providing maximum support, stability and an architectural modern flair.

The chairs are in their original condition with very minimal wear.

Dimensions: 48cmWx54cmDx92cmH. Seat height: 63.5cm

Originally from the minds of the groundbreaking Le Centre Pompidou architects Richard Rogers and Renzo Piano, this icon of XXth century design was completed by Michel Cadestin and Georges Laurent and who won an industrial design competition for their project lead by master of french modernism Jean Prouvé.

These 6 chairs model “Traineau” ,or most commonly known as the “Beaubourg”chair, manufactured in France in the late 1970’s by Teda, is constructed with a heavy, industrial-grade galvanized steel wireframe which balance avant-garde architectural lines with functional durability. This set features an all original cognac leather seat and backtest pads.

These chair are in their original vintage condition with minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 54.5cmWx53cmDx82cmH

From acclaimed innovative dutch designer Gerard Van Den Berg, here is “The Rock”, one of his most sought lounge chair in genuine buffalo leather showing vibrant patina manufactured by Montis. Originally conceived in the 1970s, “The Rock” exemplifies Van den Berg’s pursuit of informal, ergonomic seating that remains timeless today.

This chair is in its original vintage condition with age appropriate wear.

Dimensions: 88cmWx85cmDx116cmH - Seat height is 34cm

From acclaimed Italian designer Pietro Costantini, here is a post modern architectural set of four comfortable high back dining chairs in deep burgundy leather manufactured by Roche Bobois in the 1980’s.

These chairs feature a metal frame with a fitted thick leather upholstery.

This set is int original condition with very minimal age appropriate wear.

Dimensions: 45cmWx44cmDx106cmH

Seat Height: 43 cm

Iconic Model AP-19 “Papa Bear” chair with solid teak paws, oak legs and lambskin upholstery designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by AP Stølen in Denmark in the late 1950’s.

Dimensions: 90cmWx82cmDx101cm

Here is a sophisticated set of two lounge chairs model PLR1 from the mind of American designer Ross Littell, co founder of the “Good Design” movement of the 1950s along William Katavolos and Douglas Kelley.

These sought and comfortable chairs, manufactured in the 1960’s by ICF (Industria Costruzioni Mabili) de Padova in Italy, feature a seat made of wide-strap woven saddle leather in cognac-caramel color mounted on a sculptural chromed metal base and sled style legs.

This set is its original vintage condition with very minima age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 71cmWx65.5cmDx74cmH

Here is a modern and sculptural sofa in solid exotic hard wood handcrafted in the Netherlands in the 1960’s.

This beautiful piece features a sculpted frame with elegant lines reminiscent of the work of Brazilian designer Jean Gillon. The comfortable high backrest is made of delicate reclined spindles while the armrest sport a terrific “paddle” design. The frame rests on a set of tapered legs.

The sofa has been recently refinished, re-belted and re-upholstered over new high density foam with a premium 100% wool fabric from ROHI in Credo Snow.

Excellent condition.

Dimensions: 212cmWx80cmDx89cmH

Here is an icon of European mid-century design; The “FK-87” chaise often referred  as “The Grasshopper” designed by Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm in Denmark in 1967, originally manufactured in Germany by Kill International and now produced exclusively in Denmark by Lange Production since the early 1990s.

This elegant and sculptural chaise features a chrome plated steel frame upholstered with an off white canvas contrasting with a black aniline leather cushion and backrest.

This chaise is in its original vintage condition with very minimlkan age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 72cmWx140cmDx81cmH

Here is a sought after and iconic set of ten dining chairs “Model 42” crafted out of solid rosewood and designed by Kai Kristiansen in Denmark in 1956 and produced by cabinet maker Schou Andersen.

This vintage set features a sculptural frame with a tilt backrest for ergonomic comfort and a cognac leather upholstery.

This set is in its original vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 53cmWx43cmDx74cmH - Seat height: 44cm

Here is an icon of Italian design by famed architect Mario Bellini; “Le Bambole” featured here in its loveseat version.

This specimen is an early 1973 production as “Le Bambole” started being produced by B&B in 1972 in Italy. This sought after and comfortable piece features an all original cognac-caramel color soft leather.

Conceived as "habitable sculptures," the seating appears to be made entirely of soft cushions with no rigid internal load-bearing skeleton, giving a natural shape that hugs the human body.

"Le Bambole" reflects the playful, soft, and organic aesthetic that broke away from traditional stiff-framed furniture of the era.

The collection won the prestigious Italian Compasso d'Oro design award in 1979.

This stunning loveseat is in its original condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 175cmWx69cmDx75cmH - Seat height: 46cm

Here is a lovely accent “Barrel” chair upholstered in navy blue bouclé fabric with a contrasting chrome composite bottom ring circa 1980s.

Good original vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate wear.

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Pair of wide and enveloping armchairs attributed to famed Italian designer Adriano Piazzesi in the 1970’s reminiscent of his iconic “Okay” model.

This pair of lounge chairs entirely upholstered in black leatherette, with a soft texture that contrasts with the chromed tubular skeleton that runs along the waist of the furniture, thus playing with the disparity of materials and qualities. It is a design of rounded shapes and rounded volumes, cozy and comfortable, with a structure of traditional base but reread in a modern key through the purification of forms.
Designer, painter and sculptor, Adriano Piazzesi investigates the relationship between the object and the user; for him design is not an accessory, but an integral part of marketing and production in which artistic sensibility and projective aptitude can be used.

Dimensions: 105cmxW83cmDx97cmH.

Here is a beautiful vintage specimen of the iconic and comfortable 'Inca' lounge chair and ottoman in original buffalo leather and stained beech wood designed by Arne Norell and produced by Norell Möbel AB in Aneby, Sweden in the 1970’s

This set is in its original vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

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Chair: 90cmWx89cmDx89cmH - Seat Height: 38 cm

From Italian manufacturer Driade, famed French designer Philippe Stack and German artist painter Jack Soro, here is an unique “Toy” chair combining abstract flair and colorful street art inspiration resulting in a modernist and architectural dialogue.

The sculptural monobloc molded polypropylene shell, designed in 1999, was painted and varnished by Jack Soro 2022.

This chair is its vintage original condition with age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 43cmWx41cmDx77cm - Seat height: 42cm

Here is a rare pair of iconic XXth Century Scandinavian Design; The “Falcon” lounge chair from the mind of Sigurd Ressell produced by Vatne Mobler in Norway in the 1970’s.

These comfortable specimen, featured here with “barrel” armrests in their high back version feature a sculptural stained beech bentwood frame where the canvas base is mounted on with metal buckles where the black tufted leather cushions sit.

These chairs are in good original vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 78cmWx78cmDx94cmH

Width: 30.7 inches

Height: 37.0 inches

Depth: 30.7 inches

Here is an icon of XXth mid-century modern; The “ND83” easy chair designed in 1952 by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel for the exhibition "Contemporary Furniture, Home Equipment" in the Forum Hall Copenhagen in 1952. Nanna Ditzel, 'The Grand Dame of Danish Design', was one of the most influential and significant Danish designers of the 20th Century.

This exquisite specimen produced by Snedkergaarden in Denmark in the 2010’s features a solid walnut and sculptural frame paired with a “barrel’ seat upholstered with Nanna Ditzel own creations: the “Hallingdal 65” wool fabric produced by Kvadrat.

This chair is in excellent condition.

Dimensions: 76cmWx63cmDx67cmH

Here is an elegant set of six British mid-century "Brasilia" dining chairs designed by Victor Wilkins and manufactured by G Plan in England in the 1960s.

This rare set features a sculptural afromasia and teak frame sporting the famous arches design of Oscar Niemeyer with an all original black naugahyde upholstery.

This set is in its original condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 46.5cmWx46.5cmDx83.75cmH

The Ant chair’s visual expression is delicate and artful, much like the curves of a musical instrument. Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1952, the chair is made from nine layers of pressure moulded veneer. Its elegant shape disguises its remarkable strength and comfort. The three-legged Ant is inspired by the simple, agricultural stools created to stand firmly on uneven floors in Danish farmhouses. The chair beautifully exemplifies Jacobsen’s understanding of the inherent strength of raw materials, consisting of only two parts: the combined seat and backrest in form-pressed plywood and a tubular steel frame.

These specimen are crafted out of beech wood and were produced in 2001 in Denmark.

The chairs are in their original condition with minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 52cmWx51cmDx77cmH - Seat Height44 cm

Here is an icon of Mid Century Modern design: The RAR chair designed by Charles Eames and produced by Herman Miller in the late 1940’s in the United States.

This lovely specimen features a rare dark green color with shades of blue showing vibrant fiberglass details. The shell has been previously cleaned up, varnished and mounted with new shockmounts on a newer black oxyde steel base with solid walnut runners from the Herman Miller authorized part dealer Modern Conscience in Seattle, WA.

This chair showcases the Herman Miller embossed “Flame” logo implying the shell was produced between 1959 and 1968.

This rocking chair is in good condition.

Dimensions: 63.25cmWx68.5cmDx68.25cmH - Seat Height: 40.50 cm

Here is an icon of Mid-Century design: The “Spanish Chair” conceived after Borge Mogensen visited Spain in 1958.

This special piece combines the use of robust saddle leather and Japanese inspired minimal woodworking style.

With its sturdy, unpretentious frame of solid oak and its back and seat in supple saddle leather attached with adjustable straps, the Spanish chair is indeed one of the most comfort-conscious chair on the planet.

This specimen, in good condition, is a 1960’s production in solid oak and cognac leather showing the perfect patina.

Dimensions: 82cmWx60cmDx67cmH - Seat Height: 33 cm

Elegant ottoman in African afromasia teak designed in 1964 by Victor Wilkins for the acclaimed “Brasilia” collection of British manufacturer G Plan lead by his founder Ebenezer Gomme.

This rare piece features a sculptural and wooden frame sporting the famous arches design of Oscar Niemeyer architectural work for the Brazilian capital and a fabric top cushion in light taupe color.

This item is in its vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 52cmDiameterx42cmH

Classic and beautiful “Wingback” lounge chair in the manner of Borge Mogensen manufactured in Denmark in the 1960’s

This comfortable specimen features organic lines, an all original leather upholstery with the right amount of patina and a set of four legs in solid rosewood.

This chair is in good vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate wear.

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Set of four comfortable dining chairs in solid rosewood paired with an oatmeal chenille upholstery with bohemian flair manufactured by Svegards Markaryd in Sweden in the 1960s.

This set is in good vintage condition with very minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 45cmWx48.25cmDx86.25cmH

Here is an icon of american modernism; The 1952 “Diamond” chair from the mind of famed designer Harry Bertoia produced by Knoll in the USA.

The “Diamond” chair is an astounding study in space, form and function by one of the master sculptors of the last century. Like Saarinen and Mies, Bertoia found sublime grace in an industrial material, elevating it beyond its normal utility into a work of art. Harry Bertoia’s wire chairs are among the most recognized achievements of mid-century modern design and a proud part of the Knoll heritage.

This 1980’s specimen, in good condition, features a two tones black and white theme paired with a black cushion.

Dimensions: 85cmWx75cmDx75cmH

Here is an icon of Scandinavian Mid-Century design: the “CH24-Wishbone” chair designed by Hans Wegner and produced by Carl Hansen in Denmark since the early 1950’s.

Wegner created the chair as part of a series inspired by portraits of Danish merchants sitting on chairs from China. Having studied these depictions of Ming Dynasty seating, Wegner explored the form across several designs; the Wishbone was the last in his Chinese-inspired series.

Arguably the master of Danish chair design, Wegner has a staggering catalog of nearly 500 chair designs to his name. He spent his life and career seeking to create the “perfect” chair. With the Wishbone Chair, he came as close as anyone ever has with a design that is recognized and beloved all over the world.

These specimen from the early 2000’s are crafted out of solid stained oak and feature their original papercord seats. The set combines four custom made pads in contrasting genuine yellow leather.

This set is in good condition with minimal age appropriate patina.

Dimensions: 55cmWx51cmDx76cmH

Iconic Model AP-19 “Papa Bear” chair designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by AP Stølen in Denmark in the late 1950’s with solid ebonized rosewood paws, stain beech legs and a brand new two tone wool upholstery “Hallingdal 65“ designed by Nanna Ditzel for Kvadrat.

Dimensions: 90cmWx82cmDx101cm