US$12,500.00 USA, 1960sThis coffee table was designed and created by Philip and Kelvin LaVerne as part of their Chan series of chinoiserie-inspired tables. The LaVernes achieved their detailed designs by acid-etching bronze, adding pewter and enamel, then burying their work to achieve a lustrous patina. This table, called the “House of Happiness” (Chan #140) is an excellent example the LaVernes’...

US$3,800.00 USA, 1950sThis Harvey Probber coffee table features a walnut base and an octagonal top. The top is composed of eight travertine triangles which together create a unique geometric effect.MeasurementsHeight: 16.25"Diameter: 54"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut, travertine

US$4,800.00 Italy, 1970sGiovanni Offredi designed these comfortable lounge chairs as part of his Onda Series for Saporiti. The seat floats wavelike above sturdy chrome legs.These chairs have been expertly reupholstered in black leather and Knoll’s Cuddle textile.Height: 33.5"Width: 31.5"Depth: 32"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Knoll textile (Cuddle cloth), leather arms and head rest, chrome base

US$6,400.00 Denmark, 1950sThis armchair by Hans Wegner for GETAMA, known as the cigar chair, features a solid oak frame with original spring cushions and upholstery.MeasurementsHeight: 29"Width: 27"Depth: 30"Seat Height: 15"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Oak, textile

US$4,800.00 USA, early 1940sDesigned by Gilbert Rohde for Herman Miller in the early 1940s, this handsome pair of art deco bookcases features a bookend design, each case with one curved corner and one lower cabinet. The exteriors of the bookcases are a dark walnut, the interiors are blonde; the base and cabinet handles are ebonized. Whether displayed side by side...

US$6,800.00 USA, 1950sThis beautiful modular unit was designed by George Nelson and manufactured by Herman Miller. It is comprised of one dresser, one cabinet, one bookcase hutch, and a table with organized storage. These pieces are composed of comb grain oak with ebonized legs and wood drawer pulls.The bookcase hutch measures: 34″ W x 24″ H x 12″ D.Height: 29.75"Width:...

US$4,800.00 USA, 1960sThis pair of chairs was designed by Jack Cartwright. They feature tufted seats that are upholstered in black wool and aluminum legs.Height: 27"Width: 33"Depth: 33"Seat Height: 15"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Upholstery, aluminum

US$3,800.00 USA, 1930sThis tea cart was designed by Gilbert Rohde in the 1930s. It is composed of a wood frame, two glass shelves and a glass handle. The cart features large wood wheels that conceal small casters, which were added at a later date to preserve the original wheels and to aid mobility.MeasurementsHeight: 27.75"Width: 34"Depth: 17"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Glass, wood

US$2,800.00 USA, 1950sThis elegant armchair, model U-430, by Jens Risom features a walnut frame with a low profile. Originally “designed for quick change” with a concealed snap-fastened back cushion, it has been newly reupholstered in a vintage textile.Height: 29"Width: 27.5"Depth: 26.25"Seat Height: 16.5"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut, upholstery

US$1,800.00 USA, 1970sThis Pace coffee table is composed of two overlapping glass triangles on a curvilinear brass-plated base. The lower glass is 14″ high, while the upper is 17.75″ high.Height: 17.75"Width: 56.5"Depth: 36"

US$1,900.00 Italy, 2001These dining chairs were designed by Paolo Piva and manufactured by B&B Italia. They are upholstered entirely in black leather. The seat backs are joined to the base with chrome tubing, which allows for some give and provides a very comfortable seat.Height: 35"Width: 18"Depth: 21"Seat Height: 19"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Chrome, leather

US$8,900.00 United States, 1950sEdward Wormley designed this sofa, model #6329, as part of his famous Janus Collection for Dunbar. Set on a sturdy mahogany base, the sofa’s deep angularity gives it an arresting look and makes it a comfortable piece for both lounging and conversing.MeasurementsHeight: 30.5"Width: 80"Depth: 43"Seat Height: 16"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques:Mahogany, upholstery