US$8,900.00 USA, 1949This classic mahogany cabinet by Edward Wormley for Dunbar provides ample storage. It comprises two components: a hutch with sliding glass doors and a sideboard with three drawers above sliding woven-front doors that reveal additional drawers and shelving areas.Upper portion measures 48″ W x 15″ D x 34.5″ D.Lower portion measures 61.5″ x 18″ D x 32″ H.MeasurementsHeight:...

US$4,400.00 Finland, circa 2000Designed by Tateishi Shoji in the 1950s, this lounge chair balances oak and walnut in a clean, modern silhouette. Its detachable cushion and headrest provide a very comfortable seat.Ottoman measures 19.5″ W x 14.25″ D x 16″ H.MeasurementsHeight: 36.25"Seat Height: 16.5"Width: 28"Depth: 34"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Oak, walnut, upholstered cushions

US$1,600.00 USA, 1950sThis game table by Paul McCobb is composed of a formica top with a black and white chessboard that is atop an aluminum pedestal base.MeasurementsHeight: 29.75"Width: 30"Depth: 30"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Laminate, aluminum

US$7,900.00 Denmark, 1950sThis modular wall unit from the Cresco Series by Finn Juhl comprises adjustable shelves, drawers, cabinets, and a secretary desk. The piece features Juhl’s iconic aluminum bow-tie drawer pulls and has the manufacturer’s mark on the underside.MeasurementsHeight: 81.25"Width: 68.25"Depth: 18.25"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Teak, aluminum pulls

US$3,600.00 United States, 1950sEdward Wormley designed this deeply comfortable armchair for Dunbar. The boxy leather-clad seat rests on a slender rectilinear frame of mahogany. The chair has been upholstered in a beautiful warm red leather.One available.MeasurementsHeight: 36"Seat Height: 18"Width: 28"Depth: 29"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Leather, Mahogany frame

US$4,950.00 Denmark, 1950sDesigned by Hans Wegner, this piece consists of two cabinet units, each with abundant storage space and plentiful shelving. The exterior frame of this cabinet is made of oak, while the cabinet doors are made of teak, giving the piece a subtle two-tone effect. Corresponding secretary desk also available.Upper portion measures 39.38″ W x 13.13″ D x 42.88″...

US$9,500.00 USA, c. 1960This hexagonal dining table was designed by Edward Wormley and manufactured by Dunbar. It is composed of a beautifull rosewood top and ebonized mahongany edging legs. It features two 16″ leaves that allow the table to extend to 83.75″ from point to point.MeasurementsHeight: 29.75"Width: 51.75"Depth: 45"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Rosewood, ebonized mahogany

US$1,450.00 Italy, 1970sThis space-age hanging lamp features a chrome base with twelve orbiting bulbs, arranged in two levels of six. Bulbs included.MeasurementsHeight: 22"Diameter: 21"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Chrome

US$5,700.00 Sweden, 1950sThis stately and beautiful cherry cabinet fits neatly into any corner to provide ample storage for unusual spaces. With subtle federalist details, such as its tapered legs, reeded skirt and entablature, and inlaid doors, this cabinet is timeless piece of furniture. Working lock with key included.MeasurementsHeight: 57.25"Width: 41"Depth: 27.75"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Cherry

US$2,450.00 USA, 1950sThis walnut dresser by T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings for Widdicomb features a beveled frame that houses three deep drawers. Original cloth Widdicomb label. Two available.MeasurementsHeight: 30.5"Width: 34.5"Depth: 21.5"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Walnut

US$2,500.00 Denmark, 1950sThis sofa, in the style of Fritz Hansen, is composed of a steel frame with original geometric upholstery.MeasurementsHeight: 26"Width: 79.75"Depth: 30.25"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Steel frame, original upholstery

US$1,900.00 USA, 1950sThis headboard was designed by Paul McCobb and manufactured by Winchendon Furniture. It is constructed of a maple frame with black wire rod shelving.MeasurementsHeight: 36"Width: 55.5"Depth: 9.5"SpecificationsMaterials / Techniques: Maple, black wire rod