Included here is a set of six (6) matching polished brass side chairs, circa 1940, by Chiavara of Italy. Each measures 41.25" high, 15.25" wide and 15.50" deep. All are in very good condition, with no dents or repairs. Finish is tarnished and requires polishing. Red velvet upholstery is not original and requires replacement. Upholstery in quite dusty and on one chair has been torn severely. Padding is minimal. We have no additional images at this time...

Included here is a matching pair of model 275 " S " chairs, circa 1970, attributed to Verner Panton (1926-1998). Black knit fabric is in good condition. There are no rips or tears. Each measures 36" high, 18.5" wide and 20" deep. Designed in 1956 by Panton, this chair was first put into production in 1966 by A. Sommer for Thonet. Made from bent laminated wood of various finishes, Thonet also covered this (and other Panton models) in various fabrics...

This delightful secretary features hand-painted trompe l'oeil decoration with an Italian theme. It measures 40.75" wide, 81" tall and 21" deep (103.5 by 205.7 by 53.3 cm). Condition is very good. There are some minor losses here and there, and wear to the area around the escutcheon and at the foot of the front left leg. We will be happy to have these areas professionally refinished at our expense prior to shipment...

This Fiocco chair from the 1970s is in fabulous condition! It has its original stretch upholstery in red, and shows very little wear. There is some lightening of the fabric at the knees on each side, consistent with age, and a handful of small and light stains as shown in our images. (The color in some of our extreme closeups is not accurate.) This famous chair was designed by Gruppo 14 and first produced in 1970 by Gruppo Industriale Busnelli...

This Mushroom chair and ottoman in original yellow vinyl upholstery were designed by Pierre Paulin (1927- ) in 1963 and produced by Artifort, sometime between 1963 and 1970. Seat height is 15.75" (40 cm). Both are in excellent condition. There are just a few small tears and scuffs. Seat height is 15.7" (40 cm).

This is an original and rare, Guadi armchair by Vico Magistretti (1920-2006), produced by Artemide, circa 1968-1970. Measures 29.1 x 23.7 x 21.7 in (74 x 60 x 55 cm). Crafted from fiberglass-reinforced polyester with its original red finish and original black plastic feet. Condition is good. There are chips and scratches noticeable at the sides of the arms, legs and seatback, consistent with age...

This chair by Nanna Ditzel (Danish, 1923-2005) is sometimes referred to as the Pontoppidan chair, after Ludwig Pontoppidan, who produced the chair beginning in 1950 in Copenhagen. It features solid turned mahogany legs and stretcher, and woven wicker barrel-shaped seat. Condition is very good. There is a small tear near the bottom of the seat and various nicks and scratches to the legs, consistent with age. The design was first shown at the Annual Copenhagen Cabinetmakers exhibition in 1950...

This rattan ottoman or stool dates from the 1950s, and has been attributed to Franco Albini (Italian, 1905-1977). It is very similar to a 1956 by Ico and Luisa Parisi which was made in Italy by Vittoria Bonacina & Co. It is in very good condition, with no breaks or repairs. Dimensions: 23.6" H X 15.7" Dia (60.0 cm H X 39.9 cm Dia).

This rare chair in the shape of a curled acanthus leaf was made by Gufram of Italy, circa 1968-1970, and has been attributed to Piero Gilardi (Italian, 1942- ), the influential designer and participant in the Arte Povera movement. Condition is exceptional. There are no tears and minimal wear and no dark stains. Gilardi is most famous for his organic designs and use of exotic new materials...

Included here is a matching set of armchairs by Kwok Hoi Chan for Steiner, circa 1970. Each is in excellent condition. There are scuffs and light scratches here and there and no dents. Brown vinyl upholstery may be original and is in very good condition, with no rips, tears or deep stains. Additional images forwarded upon request. Seat height is 20 in (50.8 cm). Dimensions: 39" H X 23" W X 24" D (99.1 cm H X 58.4 cm W X 61.0 cm D).

This CL9 chair, circa 1969, by Cesare Leonardi (1935- ) and Franca Stagi (1937- ) has its original red and black painted finishes. Some scratches noticeable, consistent with age, but otherwise is in very good condition. Dimensions: 25.5" H X 39.8" W X 28" D (64.8 cm H X 101.0 cm W X 71.1 cm D). Produced from GRP, glass reinforced polyester which is a resin strengthened with glass fiber.

his vintage plastic stool with red knit upholstery (not original) dates from circa 1967 and was made in Italy by Kartell. Various auction houses have attributed this design to Achille Castiglioni and Joe Colombo...