US$3,900.00 United States, 1950sThe dramatic form of this angular high-back chair, model 2056-C by Adrian Pearsall, belies its comfortableness. The walnut frame is upholstered in a vibrant yellow-orange.MeasurementsHeight: 53.5"Seat Height: 17.5"Width: 28"Depth: 30"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut legs and Maharam textile: Divina by Kvadrat, color 46

US$2,600.00 France, 1974This large-scale color lithograph served as a poster for the 1974 retrospective of the work of Spanish artist Joan Miró at the Grand Palais, Paris.MeasurementsHeight: 63.50"Width: 47"Depth: 1.50"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Paper

US$2,400.00 United States, 1960sKipp Stewart designed this rare tabletop vanity for Calvin Furniture’s Directional line. It comprises a walnut frame with a single drawer below a swiveling vanity mirror. The drawer front features seven inlaid asterisks.The original manufacturer’s label is intact in the interior of the drawer.MeasurementsHeight: 27"Width: 18.25"Depth: 12"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Brass, Mirror, Walnut

US$1,400.00 United States, Late 1950sKipp Stewart and Stewart MacDougall designed this dresser as part of Drexel’s popular Declaration collection. Their signature white porcelain pulls highlight the beauty of the oiled walnut. The three-drawer case sits atop tapered legs of solid walnut.The back of the piece is stamped with the model number, 801-440-2.A corresponding men’s dresser is also available.MeasurementsHeight: 31"Width: 36"Depth:...

US$8,400.00 United States, 1950sEdward Wormley designed these clean-lined wing chairs, model #5938, for Dunbar’s New Career Collection. A sloping back rises from low, wide seats that angle up from the mahogany base.These rare chairs have been newly reupholstered in Knoll’s “Harrison” textile (color: Marshfield).MeasurementsHeight: 32"Width: 26"Depth: 29.5"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Mahogany, Textile

US$9,600.00 United States, 1950sEdward Wormley designed this sideboard, model 671A, for Dunbar in 1953 with Japanese fir panels that contrast with the walnut frame. The case has two drawers on top with bronze pulls. Behind the four sliding doors are four adjustable maple shelves and two trays. The entire piece sits on a leather-paneled plinth.MeasurementsHeight: 32"Width: 70.75"Depth: 18.25"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Walnut, Japanese...

US$12,400.00 United States, 1970sThis set of high-back dining chairs by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin contrasts the sleek lines of chrome frames with the warmth and comfort of cane set into slightly arched backs. All eight chairs are upholstered in an earth-toned pattern; the two end chairs have upholstered arms.MeasurementsHeight: 43"Width: 17"Depth: 22.50"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Cane, Chrome, Textile

US$9,600.00 United States, 1945Designed by Edward Wormley for Dunbar in 1945, this exquisite sideboard, model 4579, appeared in the 1997 exhibition “The Other Face of Modernism.” With its bold brass hinges and pulls and its contrasting woods, the piece reflects an Asian aesthetic.The center compartment features an adjustable glass shelf and a removable glass-bottom tray. The compartments on either side...

US$3,900.00 United States, 1960sAdrian Pearsall’s design for Craft Associates places a dramatic wave of upholstery on splayed legs of walnut. This chaise longue is large enough for two to lounge comfortably together.The soft bouclé́ is tufted with contrasting brown suede buttons.MeasurementsHeight: 30.5"Width: 36"Depth: 53"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Foam, Textile, Walnut

US$5,900.00 United States, 1970sFlorence Knoll designed this table or desk as part of her 1961 executive collection. A beautiful 78-inch walnut oval sits on a chromed steel base in perfect harmony with the angular X of its legs. The clean lines are equally at home in a dining room or office.MeasurementsHeight: 27.75"Width: 48"Depth: 77.75"SpecificationsMaterials/Techniques: Chrome, Walnut

US$6,800.00 United States, 1945-1946Charles Eames designed the DTW-1 table in 1945 as a companion to his plywood dining chairs. Manufactured by the Molded Plywood Division of Evans Products in Venice, California, and marketed by Herman Miller, the dining table appeared in a 1946 exhibit of the Eames’s plywood furniture at MoMA. Originally designed for mass production, the table was in...

US$7,800.00 United States, 1955This writing desk was custom-made for an American poet in 1955. The design juxtaposes the rich grain and warmth of koa wood with black trim.On the right, five individually sized drawers feature bookmatched fronts with handsome brass pulls. On the left a drop-leaf is set flush into a carved support with an Asian inflection. When open, it...