This Art Deco period armoire features a fabulous facade of burl walnut and amboyna with ebony inlay, plus an interior crafted from solid mahogany. It measures an impressive 83" (6' 11") tall, 71" (5' 11") wide and 21.5" deep. This armoire dates from the 1930s or 1940s and is likely of Brisith (English) origin. There are no identifying hallmarks. Two doors open to reveal a cabinet interior with adjustable shelves and a large lower drawer...

This mid-century modern table features a pair of polished alumunum saw horse supports and smoked glass top. Measures 66" long, 42" wide and 28.75" high. Believed to date from the 1960s or 1970s and the designer and maker are unknown. Pictured here with our set of four vintage Gastone Rinaldi chrome wire and leather chairs which are available separately. There are some light scratches on the glass...

This unique side table by Fontana Arte dates from the 1950s and features four cascading clear glass surfaces shaped in wedges which extend from a center pole measuring 47" tall. Top glass surface measures 23.75" high and each of the glass surfaces is 18" long. The entire table measures approximately 20" wide by 20" deep and the frame is made from solid brass. There are no visible cracks or chips. There are no hallmarks...

This wonderful table with white ceramic and shimmering glass tiles dates from the 1950s and is in good condition. Its diameter is 40" and height is 13". Original wooden legs are unfinished and have brass feet, and screw into the underside for easy transport and assembly. There are no hallmarks and the maker is unknown. Geometric design in center is crafted from shimmering brown, grey, black and golden colored cut glass tiles.

This wonderful vintage table dates from the 1950s or 1960s and features a bright and colorful tile surface with white and grey tiles with tree leaf motif, accented with abstract flower designs comprised of tiles in royal and baby blue, red and brown colors. There are no hallmarks the and origin and designer are unknown. It measures 48.5" long, 24.5" wide and 17.5" high. It has its original turned wooden legs with metal cap feet. Table is very clean and in excellent condition. Reduced from $2,500...

This mid-century modern bar cart of nickel, circa 1940s, features two smoked glass tops and its original casters. Measures 22" wide and deep and 30" high. Designer and maker are unknown. It is reminiscient of designs by Warren MacArthur and Wolfgang Hoffmann. This item resides on the upper west side of Manhattan ( New York city ) and may be seen by appointment. Thanks for visiting. Please let us know if you have any questions or comments.

This mid-century modern table features a solid one-piece chrome frame and grey smoked glass top. Measures 71.5" long, 36" wide and 30.5" high. Dates from the 1960s or 1970s and the designer and maker are unknown. Pictured here with our set of four vintage chrome and white vinyl dining chairs in the manner of Milo Baughman (sold separately). This item resides on the upper west side of Manhattan ( New York city ) and may be seen by appointment. Thanks for visiting...

This circular occasional table by the Danish-born designer, Jens Risom (1916-), dates from the 1960s and is crafted from teak with a white laminate top. It measures 18.25" high and the top measures 17.75" in diameter. Underside carries the original label from Jens Risom Design, the firm he launched after the second world war and which operated until its sale in 1970...

This white fiberglass lounge chair dates from the 1960s and features an elegant, flowing shape, and is very comfortable. Designer and manufacturer are unknown, and there are no hallmarks. Measures 27.5" high, 23" wide and the seat height is 14.5" measured at the front edge. Condition is very good. There are a few small chip losses and only minor scuff marks, with no deep scratches. A tiny hole at the base of the seat is an anomaly from time of production...

This vintage sofa is believed to date from the 1960s and is attributed to Milo Baughman. It measures 88" long, 34" deep, and 24" high at the shoulders. It is extremely comfortable and in excellent condition. Amazingly there are no stains, and only three areas of loss to the nap of the fabric...

This extraordinary screen constructed and painted by George Wesley Williams was commissioned by the family of our client and completed in 1955. It is constructed from solid wood with stretched canvas believed to be decorated in acrylic and/or casein paint. It measures 85.5" high and frame measures 1" thick. Side panels measure 17" wide and center panel measures 21" wide. The screen was designed for use in a bedroom where it was used to conceal a television. It features an concealed door which sw...

Included here is a matching pair of petite mid-century stands featuring legs crafted from cast bronze, with lacquered mahogany tops and stretchers which are wrapped in brass with pierced brass galleries. Condition of each is excellent. There are no gouges or dents to the wooden surfaces and only light scratches. There are no hallmarks and the maker and country of origin are unknown. Their style is sophisticated French, circa 1940s to 1960. Each measures 29" tall to the top of the gallery (28"...