This is an extremely rare, original "Joe" lounge chair made in Italy by Poltronova in the 1970s, with its original blue denin upholstery. It is in very good condition, with a modest degree of wear, consistent with age, and light soiling on the seat and seatback. There is a repair to a tear running vertically to the left of the label, and may be other small repairs. Use of flash during photography brings out the appearance of its wear, and in regular ambient light the wear is not as noticeable...

This antique cigar box features an ebonized wooden frame and Italian pietra dura mosaic depicting a song bird. Measures 9 by 6.7 by 2.8 inches.

This fabulous sideboard, attributed to the French designer, Jean Pascaud (1902-1996) features a black lacquered finish and tambour doors with parchment veneers. Finish is not original and is in very good condition. There is one noticeable scratch on the top, a few minor, shallow scratches, and some craquelure noticeable at the corners and sides of the top surface. Measures 53.3" wide, 35.7" high and 16.7" deep. It was purchased from Newel LLC, New York, NY, for $28,500.

This beautiful circular table with figured walnut veneer, circa 1930, could serve as a center table or side table. It measures 30" across and 25.5" tall. It is unsigned and unattributed. It was purchased from the prestigious Manhattan dealer of Art Deco and Modernism, Bernd Goeckler, in 1998 for $5,760. Condition is very good. There are light scratches and a single small veneer loss as seen in our images.

Included in this parlor suite attributed to Paul Follot (1877-1941) are a loveseat and two matching armchairs. Upholstery was replaced approximately five years ago, and has a neutral cream color and luxurious nap. The set has received very little use by our client, and thus the condition of the upholstery is excellent, with no stains, tears or visible wear. Condition of the frames are also very good...

This pair of enamel decorated and lacquered metal vases after Paul Dunand date from the mid to late 20th century and are in very good condition. Each measures 14.2" tall and 6.5" across. There are a few light scratches and a single small chip loss near the base of one vase. They are unsigned. Provenance: L' Art de Vivre, 978 Lexington Ave, New York, NY.

This original and rare child's chair, designed for children by Charles and Ray Eames, was produced by their company, Evans Products, circa 1945. Measures 14" high, 13.7" wide and 11" deep (35.6 by 34.9 by 27.9 cm). It is crafted from birch and is in very good condition. Mounting hardware is original and the seat back is firmly affixed to the seat. We also have an original child's stool to match, plus an original chair with original red analine dye stain...

This exceptional Japanese ivory figure depicts an elderly gentleman with satchel and features extensive polychrome decorations. Underside is signed. Measures approximately 5 in (12.7 cm) tall.

This lovely bisque porcelain statue depicts a seated, nude female. It carries the mark which was used from 1934 to 1956. It has no losses or cracks, but could use a gentle cleaning. The artist's hallmark appears to be HN or AN. Height: 13 in. (33.02 cm). Depth: 7.5 in. (19.05 cm). Width: 12 in. (30.48 cm). Additional images forwarded upon request.

This amethyst molded glass vase by Marius Ernest Sabino (1878-1961) dates from circa 1925 and is known as "La Danse". It features neoclassical female dancers and other decorations in high relief, in the ancient Roman style. Underside signed with SABINO and FRANCE impressed marks on the inside. Excellent condition. There are scratches along the underside, consistent with age, and a tiny chip loss at the edge fo the rim. Measures: 8" H X 6.5" Dia (20.3 cm H X 16.5cm Dia).

This beautiful glass vase has elements of Art Nouveau and Art Deco style, and was hand blown into a wrought iron frame featuring elegant handles, organic motifs including tree branches and leaves, and is set upon ball feet. Glass colors of red and orange transition to brilliant yellow. Acid-etched stencil mark on underside reads FRANCE, but we have not found a maker's mark. Believed to be from Le Verre Francais by Schneider. Condition is very good...

This faience ceramic chanticleer rooster figurine was designed by Carl Walter (1883-1955) for Stonelain Pottery, made by Associated American Artists of New York. It dates from circa 1940 and is in excellent condition. It measures 11" tall, 7.25" wide and 4.25" deep. The small loss at the edge of the base dates from the time of firing. There are no subsequent losses or repairs visible. It is unsigned. Walters was one of Stonelain's most important artists...