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 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 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 pair of sconces feature polished and lacquered brass frames and green tinted glass, similar to the 1930s and 1940s designs of Pietro Chiesa for Fontana Arte of Italy. They are unmarked and the manufacturer and designer are unknown. Dimensions: 28" H X 14.5" W X 6.5" D (71.1 X 36.8 X 16.5 cm).

This rare vintage shoe trunk by Goyard from the early to mid twentieth century is in very good condition. All hardware is original and it has been partially restored, including the replacement of the leather strap handle. We do not have the original key. Painted flag on the front has not been deciphered. Its red and yellow horizontal stripes are the colors of the Spanish national flag, but we cannot confirm the item is of Spanish origin. It was possibly the trunk of a three-star army general...

This large steamer trunk by Maison Goyard dates from the early twentieth century, and features a hanging wardrobe on its left side, and six canvas-lined drawers on the right. Metal lock in center is not original, but from the period of the trunk. It is split down the center and we do not have the key. Interior is in good condition. Blue tape has been applied to the canvas-lined drawers. G.S.D...

This pair of polychrome parcel gilt carved wooden pedestals or candle stands date from the early 20th century and are in good condition. Each measures 61.5" tall, and 22" wide/deep. Could also be used as plant stands.

This lamp by the Aronson Art Metal Works, dated 1923, depicts a lovely female within Egyptian sarcophagus. Measures 11" (to top of socket) by 3.5 by 4.5". Has a modern brass socket and partial wiring, in need of cord and plug. There is obvious wear to the cold-painted decorations.

This is beautiful serving table has its original silverplate tray and dates from the late 20th century. Measures 22.75" high by 16.25" wide by 11" deep with tray in place. Tray measures 16.25" wide by 11" deep by about 1.5" high. Tray has no hallmarks. Plating is still intact overall but is worn in a few spots on the underside to reveal the copper underneath. Possibly of American or European origin.

This lighted pedestal with built-in magazine rack has been attributed to Neal Small for Kovacs, circa 1970. Condition is excellent, with no deep scratches or pitting. It has two sockets and original cord with on/off floor switch. It also has its original frosted glass top with no damages. Measures 34.5 by 12 by 12 in. Additional images forwarded upon request.