A beautiful vintage industrial worker's cabinet, entirely constructed in metal and featuring a distinctive combination of open shelving and enclosed storage.

Originally conceived as a practical workshop or utility cabinet, this piece has a strong industrial character, with its exposed metal construction, slender tubular framework and beautifully aged surfaces.

The upper section consists of two open metal shelves with protective railings, offering generous space for displaying books, ceramics or decorative objects. Below, a deeper work surface provides additional display or storage space.

The lower cabinet features two drawers with metal handles and two doors fitted with contrasting wooden handles. The interior provides practical storage, including an additional shelf.

Particularly attractive is the contrast between the cool, weathered metal and the warm wooden handles, which adds a subtle decorative element to an otherwise functional design.

The cabinet retains a beautiful industrial patina, with visible scratches, marks, discoloration, oxidation and traces of its previous use. These imperfections contribute to its authentic character and history.

A versatile piece that works beautifully in both contemporary and vintage interiors, whether used as a kitchen cabinet, display cabinet, bookcase or storage unit.

Condition: Good vintage condition, with extensive signs of age and use throughout, including surface wear, scratches, marks and oxidation, as illustrated in the photographs.

Dimensions:

• Width: 96 cm

• Depth: 47 cm

• Height: 156 cm

• Upper shelf depth: 31 cm

An elegant example of British mid-century modern design, this Model 675 desk chair was designed by Robin Day in the 1950s.

The chair features its characteristic sculptural moulded plywood backrest, which flows seamlessly into the integrated armrests. The warm wood tones contrast beautifully with the slender black tubular steel frame, creating a light and architectural silhouette.

The upholstered seat has been finished in a beautiful kilim textile, featuring a natural cream background with fine black stripes and contrasting red piping. This distinctive combination adds warmth and character to the chair while complementing its original mid-century design.

The Model 675 is celebrated for its innovative use of moulded plywood and its combination of functionality, comfort and elegant proportions. Its compact dimensions make it particularly suitable as a desk chair, occasional chair or accent piece.

Condition:

Good vintage condition, with signs of age and use consistent with its period. The wooden backrest and armrests show some surface scratches, marks and patina. The black metal frame displays minor signs of wear. The kilim upholstery is in good condition.

A beautiful and functional piece of British design history, combining Robin Day's timeless aesthetic with a distinctive textile finish.

Origin: United Kingdom

Beautiful architectural open bookcase or shelving unit, sourced in Sicily, Italy, and dating from the 1970s.

This distinctive piece features a geometric composition of six horizontal white shelves, supported by alternating vertical dividers. Two contrasting dark wooden uprights at the back create an interesting visual rhythm and add warmth to the otherwise minimalist construction.

The open design gives the bookcase a light and airy appearance, while the combination of horizontal and vertical elements creates a strong architectural presence.

The different shelf depths add further character to the design, with the wider lower shelves providing additional space for larger books, ceramics and decorative objects.

The contrast between the off-white finish and the warm, dark wood makes this a particularly attractive example of Italian modernist furniture from the 1970s.

A versatile piece that can be used as a bookcase, display shelf or decorative storage unit, suitable for both contemporary and vintage interiors.

Condition:

The bookcase remains in used vintage condition, showing visible signs of age and use. The white surfaces display scratches, marks, paint losses and small chips, particularly along the edges and corners of the shelves.

These imperfections are consistent with its age and contribute to the authentic vintage character of the piece.

Please refer to the detailed photographs for a complete impression of its condition.

Dimensions:

Width: 160 cm
Height: 187.5 cm
Maximum depth (widest shelf): 39.5 cm
Depth of narrower shelves: 29.5 cm

Beautiful set of eight vintage Monk dining chairs, designed by Afra and Tobia Scarpa in Italy during the 1970s.

The Monk chair is a wonderful example of Italian modernist design, combining a strong architectural wooden structure with the warmth and flexibility of saddle leather.

Each chair features a distinctive geometric frame with broad, rectangular wooden legs and exposed metal fastenings. The seat and backrest are formed from beautifully crafted saddle leather, creating a continuous, gently curved seating surface that contrasts elegantly with the rigid lines of the wooden construction.

The entire set has undergone a complete professional restoration. All eight chairs have been newly upholstered in high-quality cognac saddle leather, carefully selected to complement the warm tones of the wooden frames.

The wooden structures have also been fully restored, preserving the original character and proportions of the design while giving the chairs a beautiful, refreshed appearance.

The combination of rich cognac leather, warm wood and subtle black metal details creates a timeless aesthetic that works beautifully in both contemporary and vintage interiors.

All eight chairs are presented in excellent restored condition, with newly upholstered leather seats and backrests and professionally refinished wooden frames.

A particularly attractive opportunity to acquire a complete, matching set of eight iconic Italian dining chairs.

Dimensions per chair:

Width: 52 cm
Depth: 50 cm
Height: 74 cm
Seat height: 44 cm

Sold as a complete set of eight chairs.

Beautiful brutalist coffee table crafted entirely from solid wood, featuring a strong architectural design and a warm, natural appearance.

The rectangular tabletop is constructed from thick wooden planks with softly rounded edges, resting on four substantial block-shaped legs. Its low proportions and robust construction give the table a sculptural presence.

The wood displays a rich, warm honey-brown colour with expressive grain patterns, natural knots and visible construction details. The combination of the substantial wooden elements and the simple geometric design creates a timeless, rustic character.

The table's minimalist construction allows the natural beauty of the solid wood to take centre stage, making it an interesting addition to both contemporary and vintage interiors.

The table remains in good vintage condition, showing signs of age and use throughout. The wooden surfaces display scratches, small dents, marks, natural cracks and variations in colour, contributing to its authentic character. Please refer to the detailed photographs for an accurate impression of its condition.

A beautifully proportioned coffee table combining honest materials, craftsmanship and a strong architectural silhouette.

Dimensions:

Width: 130 cm
Depth: 82 cm
Height: 32.5 cm

Multifunctional coffee table designed by Luigi Sormani for Fiarm, Italy, during the 1970s.

This ingenious square coffee table combines elegant Italian design with an exceptionally practical and versatile construction.

Crafted in warm-toned wood with refined aluminium detailing, the table features several cleverly integrated storage compartments. Three drawers on one side provide convenient storage, while a small cabinet with a hinged door and an open compartment offer additional space for books, magazines or decorative objects.

One of its most interesting features is the concealed dry bar, accessible by removing the central serving tray. The compartment includes a removable interior container, making it ideal for storing bottles or other bar accessories.

The entire table rests on discreet wheels, making it easy to reposition.

A wonderful example of multifunctional Italian furniture design from the 1970s, combining clean architectural lines with thoughtful details and innovative storage solutions.

The table remains in good vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use, including scratches, small marks and wear to the wooden surfaces and metal details, as illustrated in the photographs.

Dimensions:

Width: 73 cm
Depth: 73 cm
Height: 45 cm

Beautiful five-piece vintage Togo modular sofa set, designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset in 1973.

This complete set consists of a pouf, one-seater, two-seater, three-seater and corner module, offering numerous possibilities for creating different seating arrangements.

An icon of French design, the Togo is celebrated for its distinctive low-profile silhouette, relaxed proportions and exceptional comfort. Its entirely foam-based construction, without a traditional rigid frame, allows the sofa to follow the natural contours of the body.

All five modules have been professionally reupholstered in beautiful brown leather. The warm, rich colour enhances the characteristic folds and generous quilting of the Togo, giving the set an elegant appearance while preserving its unmistakable vintage design.

The leather has a soft, supple texture and a natural finish, complementing the sculptural shape of each individual module.

The entire set is presented in excellent condition, with newly upholstered leather throughout. The original Ligne Roset labels are present.

A wonderful opportunity to acquire a complete vintage Togo configuration in matching leather, combining one of the most recognisable designs of the 1970s with the versatility of modular seating.

Dimensions per module (approximately):

Pouf:
Width: 87 cm
Depth: 80 cm
Height: 34 cm

One-seater:
Width: 87 cm
Depth: 102 cm
Height: 70 cm
Seat height: 38 cm

Two-seater:
Width: 131 cm
Depth: 102 cm
Height: 70 cm
Seat height: 38 cm

Three-seater:
Width: 174 cm
Depth: 102 cm
Height: 70 cm
Seat height: 38 cm

Corner module:
Width: 102 cm
Depth: 102 cm
Height: 70 cm
Seat height: 38 cm

Beautiful sculptural wooden stool, equally suitable for use as a side table or decorative object.

Elegantly twisted, curved surfaces connecting the square top and base.

The open central construction creates an interesting interplay of solid wood, flowing lines and negative space.

The warm reddish-brown wood displays beautiful natural grain patterns, particularly visible on the square top, where the concentric growth rings create an almost graphic appearance. The organic character of the wood contrasts beautifully with the geometric proportions of the design.

These versatile pieces can be used individually as stools or side tables, or arranged together as a sculptural group.

The stools are in good vintage condition, showing visible signs of age and use. The wooden surfaces display scratches, small dents, marks and occasional areas of wear, particularly along the edges and corners, as illustrated in the detailed photographs.

Three examples are available, each with its own unique wood grain and natural variations.

Price is per piece. Sold individually.

Dimensions (approximately):

Width: 30 cm
Depth: 30 cm
Height: 46 cm

Beautiful pair of vintage Art Deco-style lounge chairs dating from the 1950s, fully restored and newly upholstered in luxurious Icelandic sheepskin.

These charming armchairs feature generously rounded seats and high, slightly reclining backrests, complemented by elegant curved wooden armrests in a dark finish. The combination of sculptural proportions, warm wood and exceptionally soft sheepskin gives the chairs a distinctive character.

Both chairs have undergone a complete professional restoration. The internal upholstery has been carefully rebuilt using traditional techniques and materials, respecting the original craftsmanship and construction methods. This labour-intensive process was carried out by skilled upholsterers, preserving the authentic character of the chairs while ensuring excellent seating comfort.

The new upholstery consists of genuine Icelandic sheepskin in a beautiful warm brown colour. Its long, naturally curly wool creates a rich texture and adds softness to the chairs' rounded silhouettes.

The wooden armrests retain their vintage character, with subtle signs of age and use.

A wonderful matching pair combining traditional upholstery craftsmanship with luxurious natural materials. The chairs are sold exclusively as a set of two.

Dimensions per chair:

Width: 60 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 78 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Armrest height: 65 cm

Rare set of six Libellula armchairs designed by Italian architect Giovanni Carini for Planula around 1970.

The Libellula, meaning dragonfly in Italian, is characterised by its exceptionally lightweight and architectural construction. The slender tubular steel frame forms a continuous geometric structure, incorporating the legs, armrests and backrest support.

Finished in a soft beige lacquer, the metal frames are combined with suspended fabric seats and backrests in a complementary neutral tone. The fabric is tensioned using a distinctive system of metal springs and eyelets, an interesting technical feature that contributes to the chair's minimalist appearance.

The open construction and refined proportions give these chairs an almost floating appearance, making them a beautiful example of experimental Italian furniture design from the 1970s.

The set remains in good vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use. The lacquered metal frames show scratches, small chips and areas of paint loss.

Dimensions per chair:

Width: 52 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 77 cm
Seat height: 45 cm
Armrest height: 58.5 cm

Elegant square coffee table produced in Italy during the 1970s, featuring a beautiful burl wood veneer and brass detailing.

The table has a generous square top with a rich, warm reddish-brown finish, showcasing the distinctive grain patterns and natural variations of burl wood. A brass frame surrounds the tabletop, adding a refined contrast to the organic character of the wood.

The substantial tabletop rests on a centrally positioned rectangular pedestal base, creating a clean, architectural silhouette. Its low proportions and geometric construction are characteristic of Italian furniture design from the 1970s.

The combination of richly figured wood and brass gives this piece a sophisticated appearance, making it an attractive addition to both contemporary and vintage interiors.

The table is in good vintage condition, showing signs of age and use. The brass edging displays several visible marks, scratches and areas of wear, as shown in the detailed photographs. The wooden surfaces also show minor signs of use consistent with the table's age.

A beautiful example of Italian 1970s design, combining luxurious materials with understated geometric proportions.

Dimensions:
Width: 90 cm
Depth: 90 cm
Height: 31 cm

Beautiful set of six vintage CM 197 armchairs designed by Pierre Paulin for Thonet during the 1950s.

These elegant chairs feature a slender tubular metal frame with gently angled legs, upholstered armrests and a generously padded seat and backrest. The lightweight construction contrasts beautifully with the soft, rounded upholstery, creating a refined and timeless design.

All six chairs have been professionally reupholstered in a new, high-quality fabric featuring a small geometric pattern in warm brown and beige tones. The original foam has been completely replaced, providing excellent seating comfort while preserving the characteristic shape and proportions of Paulin's design.

The upholstered armrests offer additional comfort, making these chairs particularly suitable for long dinners, meetings or use as occasional seating.

The metal frames retain their vintage character, showing minor signs of age and use consistent with their period.

A wonderful opportunity to acquire a matching set of six iconic French mid-century chairs, carefully restored and ready for everyday use.