Rosewood serving cart (Model PH 38/2) designed and manufactured by Poul Hundevad in Denmark for Raymor. Top tray slides out and lower tray can be inserted to make a long (almost 5-feet) serving table. Carries a Raymor metal tag.

Signed and dated Paul Evans "P.E. '74" studio made metal for "Directional" art coffee table base. Sculptural, textured and colored art furniture. This piece was listed and sold on consignment for the owner".

Harry Bertoia for Knoll Diamond chairs, originally designed in 1952. These are older examples with the frame in an off-white color no longer available. The seat pads (both with knoll labels) are in navy blue vinyl with their two "S" Hooks and snap fasteners.

Not for everyone, but POP and 70's buffs should love this! Very comfortable vintage chrome armchair with outrageous glossy red wet look tufted vinyl upholstery. (more red in real life than the photos that make it look slightly orange)

Very large (6 x 10) vibrant Rya (all wool woven) shag rug in excellent condition. Great colors and classic type pattern.

Four nicely sculpted Niels Moller for J.L. Mollers Mobelfabrik (Denmark) solid teak side chairs (Model #79 designed in 1966).

Harry Bertoia for Knoll High Back Bird Chair and ottoman (designed 1952). Super Minty vintage example probably no earlier than the 1970's with a custom order purple tweed cloth.

Danish Rosewood dining set. Rosewood chairs designed in the 1950s by Poul Volther and manufactured by Frem Rojle. These with original vinyl upholstery in fabulous condition. Extendable card/dining table (Model HU24) designed by Carlo Jensen and manufactured by Poul Hundevad is rosewood veneered teak

Craft Associates Loveseat pair. (Attributed to Paul Evans in Treadway's Dec 2005 modern auction). These, with original white velvet fabric kept in custom plastic covers for nearly 40-years.

Early final production version of the Eames designed Herman Miller DCM (Dining Chair Metal) in Ash (we think) wood. Incised DCM dated March 1953 with full set of patents. Black powder coated solid bar stock steel frame (not tube). Designed in 1946 with the all wood DCW but may not have been put into general production with final mounting configuration until 1951.

Four legged (3101) teak Ant Chair. Designed Arne Jacobsen 1952 manufactured by Fritz Hansen in Denmark 1976. Good condition - no stress cracks.

Outrageous Yellow vintage MOD chairs (by Arkana/Burke - unsigned). Yellow plastic La Fonda style shells on black gloss enameled pedestal swivel bases. Upholstered in yellow vinyl that matches the shells.

Two very cool 1960s Chromecraft chairs, known as Star Trek chairs because we believe they were used in the conference or briefing room (correct me if I'm wrong) on the original Captain Kirk and Spock series. (The bridge chairs we know were modified Burkes). Each chair has a heavy cast aluminum swivel base and a tufted black high back vinyl upper. They are very comfortable and about as solid and as minty as you could hope to find. Super Retro Mod Space-age chairs.

Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin (1970's after famous cube lounge chair) chrome recliner in super original condition and fully labeled. Heavy gauge chromed frame with nicely engineered retracting foot rest. Upholstered in original dark chocolate velour fabric with original headrest cover. Super comfortable reclining lounge chair in the Californian Modern style.

Super Danish Rosewood and Glass Coffee table. Designed by Sven Ellekaer prior to 1962 and manufactured by Christian Linneberg Mobelfabrik. Stamped Made in Denmark. Solid Rosewood legs with elegantly curved veneered stretchers. Glass top is 3/4-ins thick and weighs 64-lbs!

Rare Danish Modern 1959 Teak Card Table. Designed Arne Wahl Iverson for Aage Pederson. Stamped Danish control. Opens to 6-foot dining table size

Vintage Eero Saarinen designed for Knoll in 1948 Womb Chair with matching Ottoman in original Knoll orange fabric. Super sculptural but very sturdy and comfortable chair. This one, despite like near new condition believed to be made in the 70s and immaculately kept

Vintage mid to late 1960's low round tub chair and cube table. Very much in the style of Paul Evans for Directional but believed to be manufactured by Craft Associates (PA) - see recently sold Love seats in sales archives. Atomized Bronze surface to fiberglass? cladded sides with a light green suede or suede-look fabric upholstery.

1960s Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin labeled chairs. Pair of large His and Hers Scoop, Egg or Pod swivel chairs upholstered in Kelly green fabric. Provenance: The first dealer to have these chairs from their original owner, recognized them on our site, contacted us (thank you!) and told us where to find the delivery tags and that Thayer Coggin had confirmed them, in writing, as being designed by Milo Baughman himself from the model number that he provided to them contained somewhere in COM 4197 810 on the 1969 dated delivery tags.

Wide Teak Danish arm chair with rope seat. Model number 404, designed in 1974 by Jorgen Henrik Moller for J.L. Mollers Mobelfabrik of Denmark.

Teak writing desk made in Denmark. Gentle incline with single large draw and flip top cubby with organizers and vanity mirror. (Moller chair available separately)

Two pairs of solid teak nesting end tables. Made in Denmark by Salin. Solid teak planks are dovetailed together - even the draw bases are solid teak!

Vintage Harry Bertoia slat bench table designed for Knoll in 1952. This is a vintage original version of the table in black lacquered hard maple wood on a black enameled steel rod base.

Unusual chrome nesting table set (guessing 1980s). Modern design throw back with Eileen Gray, Deco ,machine age influences. Each table is identical with slightly larger bases so that they can stack over each other. Goes well with many different styles.

Alvar Aalto 406 Pension chair designed in 1938. Laminated bent birch ply frame with natural colored webbing upholstery. This one manufactured by the original manufacturer Artek, of Finland in 1977. Pencil marked K406 on bottom of both legs with 77 stamped into the underside of both legs. (Also sold in the USA by Herman Miller under license as part of their Herman Miller for the Home brand since the 1990's).

Early solid teak Danish Modern serving cart. Top shelf slides allowing lower shelf to also be placed on the top forming a 64-ins long serving surface or occasional buffet. Most likely designed (40s or 50s) and made by Poul Hundevad. Totally constructed from solid teak turned legs, shelves and frame are with large brass castors.

Solid teak spindle back rocking Chair. Designed Frank Reeskaug in 1958 and manufactured N. A. Jorgensens Mobelfabrik (Bramin - Denmark)

Set of three Danish rosewood nesting tables by Vejle Stole (Denmark). Solid rosewood legs and frames with rosewood veneered tops.

Great looking tall six drawer Danish teak chest on legs. Top drawer has three partitions (no key for lock), second drawer has two partitions all others without partitions. All in nice dark solid teak and teak veneer over solid woods. Genuine Scan Style by Scandinavian Style Ltd. of Aalborg Denmark. (Guessing early 1960s)

Pair of early Florence Knoll for Knoll Associates Inc. end or side tables with her classic angular lines. Solid walnut and walnut veneer with white laminate tops and blind draws. Both have their often missing lower shelves and both with old fabric labels.

Looks like a Joe Columbo design but this cool leather chair was made in Canada. Manufacturer unknown but the tag says Quebec Canada 69 and 100% Leather in both English and French. The leather is like soft good quality glove leather. The whole thing is zippered and it looks like the leather could be removed from the chair. Super sculptural and very comfortable chair.

Super slick Black Mirrored and chrome designer credenza cabinet. Originally custom ordered in the 1980's through The Design Center (for interior designers) and probably from Italy. The doors and sides of the unit are all cladded in black mirrored glass (making it very difficult to photo - it either looks black or like a mirror). The top is beautifully black lacquered but has a huge piece of beveled glass over it. The whole thing sits on a chromed steel base.

George Nelson (early first collection design) for Herman Miller coffee table. Manufactured only 1948-1950. Black ebonised wood and very versatile with two large pull out draws. Each draw contains its original removable reversible serving tray that can also be flipped to make the pull outs serve as extension leafs. Simple shape yet elaborate workings - solid and very very heavy. This piece carries a George Nelson Design for Herman Miller Zeeland Michigan early foil label.

George Nelson steel frame desk for Herman Miller designed in 1954. Three walnut faced draws with chromed pulls, black steel frame and white laminate top.

Rare Raymor pottery table or plant stand from Italy. One inch thick Bitossi or Bitossi style pottery top, similar to that used on the Howard Miller Meridian Clocks. Connected to a cast iron tripod base by a single tapered teak leg.