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Round Lucite and Glass Coffee Table

Round coffee table with lucite base in the manner of Charles Hollis Jones. The brass base supports three lucite leaf like pieces that on their return they support the round bevelled glass top.

The round shape of the coffee table is both practical and stylish, providing ample surface area for drinks, books, and other decorative items. The overall design of the table is clean and minimalist, with clean lines and a sleek silhouette that would complement any modern or contemporary interior design scheme especially if accompanied by a curved or a corner sofa.

As this piece is from the 1980s, there is some wear to be expected. But the overall condition is good, considering its age.

Please note that the table can be dismantled, so we can flat pack and ship this item internationally with ease.

CREATOR: Unknown

PLACE OF ORIGIN: USA

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1980s

PERIOD: 1980-1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Glass, Acrylic, Brass Plated

CONDITION: Good original condition

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some patina on the brass frame and a light wear on the lucite and glass surface, as seen in the photos.

HEIGHT: 39cm | 15.3in

DIAMETER: 97cm | 38.2in

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Alfrank Neoclassical Floor Lamp

This impressive floor lamp is a playful, post-modern look at neoclassicism. The base is shaped like a bow, and from that protrudes three straight columns, meeting at an ionic head. A half-moon uplighter completes the piece, which is made entirely of iron. The lamp is painted with a rag roll verdigris effect, which gives the impression of textured plaster – very Romanesque.

This piece was designed by Alfrank, an Irish company founded by architect Alfred Cochrane and interior designer Frank Carroll. They began supplying American showrooms in 1984, but by the end of the decade, as the US economy slowed, the company focussed their attention on the British and Irish markets. Their pieces were stocked in Harrods and Selfridges, and today remain gorgeous examples of post-modern design.

Alfred Cochrane is part of one of Lebanon’s most notable aristocratic families. His family own the Palais Sursock, which was badly damaged in the 2020 Beirut explosion. This lamp was one of the many design pieces to be found inside the opulent 160-year-old palace, before its recent part-destruction.

Please note this piece is currently wired for a UK plug, although this could be changed depending on your location.

CREATOR: Alfrank

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Ireland

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1980s

PERIOD: 1980 - 1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Iron, rag roll paint

CONDITION: Good condition. Some scratches or light wear on the frame.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use.

HEIGHT: 187cm | 73.6in

BASE WIDTH: 33cm | 12.9in

BASE DEPTH: 28cm | 11in

HEAD WIDTH: 30cm | 11.8in

HEAD DEPTH: 10cm | 3.9in

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Aldo Tura Brass Coffee Table

This simple but gorgeous Aldo Tura coffee table originated in Italy in the 1960s, and was imported to the UK the same period along with an Aldo Tura cabinet and some other pieces for the same household.

A stunning piece of furniture that combines durability and elegance in equal measure. The table features brass roman column like legs and a frame that supports the rectangular glass top. Classic Aldo Tura brass frame that we often see on his designs.

The rectangular shape of the coffee table is both practical and stylish, providing ample surface area for drinks, books, and other decorative items. The overall design of the table is clean and Minimalist, with clean lines and a sleek silhouette that would complement any modern or contemporary interior design scheme.

Overall, this vintage Italian coffee table is a beautiful piece of furniture that would be a great addition to any home. It combines the best of both worlds, offering both durability and style, and is sure to be a conversation starter in any living room or sitting area.

As this piece is from the 1960s, there is some wear to be expected. But the overall condition is good, considering its age.

Please note that the table can be dismantled, so we can flat pack and ship this internationally with ease.

CREATOR: Aldo Tura

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Italy

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1960s

PERIOD: 1960 - 1969

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Brass , Glass

CONDITION: Good original condition.

WEAR: Some patina on the brass frame and a small defect on the glass edge that's not very visible, to be seen in the photos.

HEIGHT: 39cm | 15.3in

WIDTH: 120m | 47.2in

DEPTH: 50m | 19.7in

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Venetian Murano Glass Wall Chandelier

An elegant venetian glass wall chandelier with three lights in crystal colour and 24K gold leaf decorations.

The glass leaves and flowers jump out of the top like a bouquet with the three arms to hold the candlestick lightbulbs where the brig droplets dingle below. The 24k gold flakes within the melted handblown glass gives a sparkly effect when lit.

Handcrafted by the best Murano artisans, the detail on this wall light is immaculate with every droplet holding a stamp of its tools and a breath of its handblown techniques.

It would definitely spark any interior either in the entrance room, hallway or living room!

CREATOR: Murano

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Italy

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1990's

PERIOD: 1990-1999

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Handblown Glass, Gold Flakes

CONDITION: Very good condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some light wear, rewired.

HEIGHT: 55cm | 21.5in

WIDTH: 50cm | 19.5in

DEPTH: 28cm | 11in

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Archimede Seguso Murano Glass Table Lamp

An elegant Italian table lamp by the master of Murano glass Archimede Seguso, imported from its first owner in Venice.

The lamp is handblown masterfully with 24k gold flakes within the melted glass giving it a sparkly effect. Swirl shape in three parts all pieces joined skilfully together, the domed base, the sphere and the uplighter which is shaped as a flower petal.

It would definitely spark any interior either in the bedroom, living room or hallway!

CREATOR: Archimede Seguso Murano

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Italy

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1960's

PERIOD: 1960-1969

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Handblown Glass, Gold Flakes

CONDITION: Very good condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some light wear, rewired.

HEIGHT: 37cm | 14.5in

DIAMETER: 19cm | 7.5in

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Tom Dixon Manner Hourglass Rope Chair

An amazing hourglass rope chair designed after the famous 'S' chair of Tom Dixon.

We are happy to see our chair included in Kelly Behun’s interiors for the prestigious The Whiteley London.

The chair is weaved with rushed rope weaved around a metal frame. It holds a playful and beautiful hourglass shape resembling a seating feminine body making it highly unusual but still comfortable. They would transform any interior either as side chairs on the hallway, bedroom or any other room.

6 x Chairs available.

Please let us know how many you would like.

CREATOR: After Tom Dixon

PLACE OF ORIGIN: UK

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1980s

PERIOD: 1980 - 1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Powder coated metal, Rope

CONDITION: Good vintage condition

WEAR: All chairs have very strong frame. Some of the rope condition is worn or loose. on some chairs is almost perfect and on some it has some discolouration.

HEIGHT: 106cm 41.8in

WIDTH: 50cm 19.8in

DEPTH: 52cm 20.5in

SEAT HEIGHT: 45cm 17.8in

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Vereinigte Werkstätten Brass and Glass Side Table

An elegant and rare Mid-Century Modern tripod side table designed and manufactured by Vereinigte Werkstätten, in 1950s Germany.

This side table stands on a brass tripod base where a central powdered coated rod in fine hourglass shape is joined on the top with the brass fittings that supports the circular glass top with a loop brass handle as a finial finish. 

The glass top itself is anointed with the brass fittings.

A marvelous piece of practical design that can easily fit to any interiors, vintage or modern. Either next to a sofa, armchairs or to the bed you can just use the handle to lift it and move it around! 

We can post internationally dismantled. 

CREATOR: Vereinigte Werkstätten

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Germany

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1950's

PERIOD: 1950 - 1959

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Brass, Glass

CONDITION: Overall good steady condition with

WEAR: some cosmetic wear that you would expect after 70 years. There is some wear on the powder coated paint as seen on the images. The glass top apart from the occasion light wear doesn’t have any chips and stands strong. The brass elements have some expected patina..

HEIGHT TO TOP: 65cm | 25.6in

HEIGHT TO GLASS: 49cm | 19.3in

GLASS DIAMETER: 66cm | 26in

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Tom Dixon Manner Hourglass Rope Chair

An amazing hourglass rope chair designed after the famous 'S' chair of Tom Dixon.

We are happy to see our chair included in Kelly Behun’s interiors for the prestigious The Whiteley London.

The chair is weaved with rushed rope weaved around a metal frame. It holds a playful and beautiful hourglass shape resembling a seating feminine body making it highly unusual but still comfortable. They would transform any interior either as side chairs on the hallway, bedroom or any other room.

6 x Chairs available.

Please let us know how many you would like.

CREATOR: After Tom Dixon

PLACE OF ORIGIN: UK

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1980s

PERIOD: 1980 - 1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Powder coated metal, Rope

CONDITION: Good vintage condition

WEAR: All chairs have very strong frame. Some of the rope condition is worn or loose. on some chairs is almost perfect and on some it has some discolouration.

HEIGHT: 106cm 41.8in

WIDTH: 50cm 19.8in

DEPTH: 52cm 20.5in

SEAT HEIGHT: 45cm 17.8in

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Tom Dixon Manner Hourglass Rope Chair

An amazing hourglass rope chair designed after the famous 'S' chair of Tom Dixon.

We are happy to see our chair included in Kelly Behun’s interiors for the prestigious The Whiteley London.

The chair is weaved with rushed rope weaved around a metal frame. It holds a playful and beautiful hourglass shape resembling a seating feminine body making it highly unusual but still comfortable. They would transform any interior either as side chairs on the hallway, bedroom or any other room.

6 x Chairs available.

Please let us know how many you would like.

CREATOR: After Tom Dixon

PLACE OF ORIGIN: UK

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1980s

PERIOD: 1980 - 1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Powder coated metal, Rope

CONDITION: Good vintage condition

WEAR: All chairs have very strong frame. Some of the rope condition is worn or loose. on some chairs is almost perfect and on some it has some discolouration.

HEIGHT: 106cm 41.8in

WIDTH: 50cm 19.8in

DEPTH: 52cm 20.5in

SEAT HEIGHT: 45cm 17.8in

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Vereinigte Werkstätten Brass and Glass Side Table

An elegant and rare Mid-Century Modern tripod side table designed and manufactured by Vereinigte Werkstätten, in 1950s Germany.

This side table stands on a brass tripod base where a central powdered coated rod in fine hourglass shape is joined on the top with the brass fittings that supports the circular glass top with a loop brass handle as a finial finish. 

The glass top itself is anointed with the brass fittings.

A marvelous piece of practical design that can easily fit to any interiors, vintage or modern. Either next to a sofa, armchairs or to the bed you can just use the handle to lift it and move it around! 

We can post internationally dismantled. 

CREATOR: Vereinigte Werkstätten

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Germany

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1950's

PERIOD: 1950 - 1959

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Brass, Glass

CONDITION: Overall good steady condition with

WEAR: some cosmetic wear that you would expect after 70 years. There is some wear on the powder coated paint as seen on the images. The glass top apart from the occasion light wear doesn’t have any chips and stands strong. The brass elements have some expected patina..

HEIGHT TO TOP: 65cm | 25.6in

HEIGHT TO GLASS: 49cm | 19.3in

GLASS DIAMETER: 66cm | 26in

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Two-Tier Lucite Glass Coffee Table

This large, two-tiered coffee table is composed of two square panes of bevelled reinforced glass, gently curved at the corners. These are held in place by four ornate lucite columns, with a brass disc screw at the top to complete the piece. The table originated in the USA, and is an excellent example of 1970s American minimalism but still elegant and timeless that is almost invisible. It would look amazing in any interior either modern or vintage and with its ample surface you can decorate it with coffee books and other decorative items to make it feel cozy.

There are some small scratches in the lucite, as is to be expected with a piece this age. The glass is in good condition but may contain the odd mark. The table dismantles into two pieces of glass and the for legs which in their turn are divided and accommodate the glass.

CREATOR: Unknown

PLACE OF ORIGIN: USA

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1970s

PERIOD: 1970-1979

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Lucite, Glass, Brass

CONDITION: Good original condition. Some minor scratches in the lucite.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. 

HEIGHT: 40cm | 15.7in

WIDTH: 100cm | 39.4in

DEPTH: 100cm | 39.4in

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Dusty Blue Candy Table Lamp

A petite dusty blue candy-style table lamp, in glass and acrylic, originating from USA in the 1970s. The body of this piece is in an Art Deco-inspired ridged glass shell pattern which is painted inside, making it look like candy. The lamp sits atop a clear acrylic base. it would look great either in the kids room or any other interior.

Please note this lamp does not come with a shade and the shade on images is only for display purposes. We can help you pick out a shade if so required. The lamp is currently wired to an American plug, but we can change this depending on the buyer's location.

CREATOR: Unknown 

PLACE OF ORIGIN: USA

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: c. 1970's

PERIOD: 1970 - 1979

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Glass, acrylic, brass

CONDITION: Very good original condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use.

HEIGHT: 30cm | 11.8in

WIDTH: 18cm | 7in

DEPTH: 15cm | 5.9in

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Round Acrylic Ice Wave Mirror

A fantastic 1970s round mirror, with a frame made from crimped acrylic to give the effect of an icy wave.

The frame of the mirror is crafted from a clear transparent icy blue acrylic giving it a contemporary feel. This frame houses a round pane of mirror. The piece originates from Italy in the 1970s, and was originally used as a bathroom mirror –– although obviously it can be used in any room in the house, given its versatility. It would look amazing in a kids room, any hallway or bathroom!

The use of acrylic in the 1970s reflects the era's fascination with futuristic and space-age designs. The experimentation of different shapes and textures throughout this period makes this wall mirror a statement piece even today. It retains its appeal as a timeless and captivating piece of design.

This mirror is in good condition, considering it’s vintage, and would make an excellent addition to any kind of interior, plus it is easy to install.

CREATOR: Unknown

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Italy

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1970s

PERIOD: 1970 - 1979

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Acrylic, Mirror

CONDITION: Good original condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some minor wear, but nothing noticeable.

HEIGHT: 70cm | 27.5in

WIDTH: 70cm | 27.5in

DEPTH: 4cm | 1.5in

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Tom Dixon Manner Side Rope Chair

An amazing and rare chair designed after the famous 'S' chair of Tom Dixon. The chair is weaved with rope or rushed around a metal frame. It holds a beautiful hourglass shape that's playful and resembles a seating feminine body making it highly unusual and unique to any interior.

8 x Chairs available.

Please let us know how many you would like.

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Condition report:

Overall good condition

All chairs have very strong frame. Some of the rope condition is worn or loose. on some chairs is almost perfect and on some it has some discolouration. The four first pictures of the 3/4 chairs are four different chairs. The rest of the pictures are a mix of eight chairs showcasing the condition which as mentioned some is very good and some is average.

CREATOR: After Tom Dixon

PLACE OF ORIGIN: UK

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1980s

PERIOD: 1980 - 1989

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Powder coated metal, Rope

CONDITION: Good vintage condition

WEAR: All chairs have very strong frame. Some of the rope condition is worn or loose. on some chairs is almost perfect and on some it has some discolouration.

HEIGHT: 106cm 41.8in

WIDTH: 50cm 19.8in

DEPTH: 52cm 20.5in

SEAT HEIGHT: 45cm 17.8in

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Complete set of 6 chrome cantilever MR10 chairs by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, in brown leather. This set of chairs is an early 1960s example of his famous design produced by Knoll International. The MR10 chair was first designed in the 1920s, and this set of six features the chrome springs on the backs and seats. Later the design was improved, with a shortening of the springs and a reversion to an elastic corset cord. The chairs still bear the oval sticker marks on the back of the bottom of the seats.

MR10 chairs are really comfortable, and are a real design classic, as seen in many films and other media. Our MR10 chairs recently have been used to decorate the interior of a restaurant in London, which was featured in Architectural Digest, Dezeen, Elle Decoration, and many other publications (as shown in the images, which are property of Child Studio).

Two of the chairs have the complete set of springs; the remaining four, as you can see from the images, are missing some springs, and the leather punctured holes are ripped off. All of the cantilever frames are in great condition, with the expected 80 years of wear. We sell the chairs in their original vintage condition as seen, and that is reflected in the price of the set. If you wish to restore them with new leather, in any colour, please let us know and we can assist you.

Please note these chairs are available with four options: the complete set of 6, and then three pairs of two.

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Eric Maville Octagonal Mirror

The octagonal wall mirror designed by Eric Maville in the 1970s that beautifully combines modern materials and design aesthetics of that era but still keeps its contemporary look. The mirror's shape, an octagon, adds a touch of uniqueness and sophistication, setting it apart from traditional rectangular or circular mirrors.

The frame of the mirror is crafted from black acrylic giving it a contemporary feel. Enhancing the acrylic frame is a brass strip that runs along the centre providing an elegant accent. The use of acrylic in the 1970s reflects the era's fascination with futuristic and space-age designs. The combination of the octagonal shape, acrylic frame, and brass strip makes this wall mirror a statement piece and even today, it retains its appeal as a timeless and captivating piece of design.

Eric Maville's designs showcase a keen eye for detail and an ability to balance aesthetics and functionality. His designs adorned many stylish homes of the 1970s and later and his work often featured in major publications.

CREATOR: Eric Maville

PLACE OF ORIGIN: France

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1970s

PERIOD: 1970 - 1979

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Acrylic, Brass, Mirror

CONDITION: Good original condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some minor wear on the fram but nothing noticeable.

HEIGHT: 70cm | 27.5in

WIDTH: 70cm | 27.5in

DEPTH: 4cm | 1.5in

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Chinoiserie Waterfall Console Table

This 1970s Chinoiserie waterfall console table is a remarkable piece of furniture that exudes a blend of elegance and exotic charm. The console table has a sleek organic shape with waterfall sides and base. The black background has a striking contrast to the vibrant and colourful imagery that adorns its top surface with ginkgo leaves and exotic birds.

Imported from the USA in the 1980s and remained with its first owners until today.

Over time, the console table has acquired a bit of distress, which only adds to its character and allure. Despite the wear, the table still maintains its remarkable beauty and remains functional, demonstrating its enduring craftsmanship.

CREATOR: Unknown

PLACE OF ORIGIN: China

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1970s

PERIOD: 1970 - 1979

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Wood, Lacquered, hand painted

CONDITION: Good original condition.

WEAR: Wear consistent with age and use. Some wear and paint loses on the frame with small marks on the surface.

HEIGHT: 69cm | 27.3in

WIDTH: 117cm | 46in

DEPTH: 41cm | 16in

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Ours Polaire Armchair After Jean Royère By Wolfgang Joop

The "Ours Polaire" armchair, originally designed by the renowned French designer Jean Royère in the late 1940s, is an iconic piece of furniture that has earned its name "Polar Bear" due to its soft curves and substantial ample proportions on its design. The armchair showcases Royere's unique approach to furniture design, characterized by a balance of comfort, elegance, and playfulness.

While the original Ours Polaire armchair designed by Jean Royere is incredibly rare and highly coveted by collectors and it could fetch as much as $400,000 at an auction, you have the exceptional opportunity to acquire a later production of this iconic piece, crafted with utmost attention to detail and adhering closely to the original design. This reproduction is the result of the passion and dedication by non other than Wolfgang Joop, a passionate collector of Royere's designs and a respected figure in the design and art world. Wolfgang Joop has taken great care to ensure that the essence and character of the Ours Polaire armchair are faithfully preserved hence this armchair stands far apart from modern cheap copies that cannot replicate its historical significance and timeless appeal.

This particular armchair in red velvet was one of just under 10 armchairs produced in the late 1990s and early 2000s, intended solely for display at JOOP! showrooms around the world, including the prestigious Harrods in London which it came from. The provenance of this armchair has been confirmed by the JOOP! team, ensuring its authenticity and adding to its value as a truly rare piece.

If you are considering acquiring this armchair, rest assured that you will be adding not only an exceptional piece of furniture to your collection but also a symbol of artistic excellence and enduring elegance that embodies the rich legacy of Jean Royère and the meticulous craftsmanship of Wolfgang Joop.

CREATOR: Wolgang Joop

PLACE OF ORIGIN: Germany

DATE OF MANUFACTURE: 1990s

PERIOD: 1998 - 2002

MATERIALS & TECHNIQUES: Fabric, wood

CONDITION: Good vintage condition. Two Joop! labels

WEAR: Some fading or wear to the fabric, to be expected given its age. It could benefit new upholstery to match your interiors. In-house upholstery available.

HEIGHT: 71cm | 28in

SEAT HEIGHT: 41cm | 16in

WIDTH: 100cm | 39.5in

DEPTH: 100cm | 39.5in

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