MR40 leather lounge chair with arms and matching Ottoman. Part of the MR Series of chairs designed in 1931 by Mies van der Rohe. This one fairly recent in "like new" condition. High quality chromed steel frame with dark red leather upholstery supported on the thickest leather straps we have ever seen. (The Ottoman was actually designed to go with the non-adjustable chaise)

MR40 leather lounge chair with arms. Part of the MR Series of chairs designed in 1931 by Mies van der Rohe. This one fairly recent in "like new" condition. High quality chromed steel frame with dark red leather upholstery supported on the thickest leather straps we have ever seen.

Pedestal coffee table designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller in 1954. Polished aluminum base, white laminate top and maple veneer around the table's edge. This is the coffee table version. This one with original Herman Miller label.

Pedestal occasional table designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller in 1954. Polished aluminum base, white laminate top and maple veneer around the table's edge. This is the tall occasional table version. No label and appears to older than the coffee table (rusty feet and less well finished underside to table).

Nice chrome and thick leather side or occasional arm chairs. Manufactured by Arrben of Italy - similar to some designs they still make today. Sharp looking designer chair with three tapered tube legs, sturdy and very comfortable.

Pair of sharp leather and chrome chairs made for Stendig in Finland. Rosewood colored wooden armrests. Soft black leather upholstery. (Both bases with original labels)

Unusual very modern looking but vintage coat stand with bent wood hangers. The pole is in two pieces with a brass banded threaded section connecting the two. If it wasn't for the orange color we would have guessed it to be a Heywood and Wakefield piece.

Chocolate brown leather soft pad chair (leather cushion upholstered version of the aluminum group chair) designed in 1969 by Charles Eames and produced by Herman Miller (full tags). Super sturdy sculptural polished die-cast aluminum base, frame, and arms. Seat-height adjustment on tilt-swivel mechanism. This one with early "four-star" base as it was originally designed (5 star base introduced later to meet safety regulations).

Somebody's interpretation of George Nelson's long low daybed. Featuring 1950's style black hairpin legs supporting a heavily constructed un-sprung blond wood (beech?) base with veneered surround and backrest. Additional rope laced backrest cushion support.

Rosewood Bar made in Denmark. Attributed to Poul Heltborg who designed two very similar bars in 1968 for Heltborg Mobler. Rosewood veneers over what looks to be solid wood. Black laminate used for doors on serving side, working surfaces and servee side.

Cubular teak framed glass topped end tables. Open and airy design - stamped made in Denmark on bases. Glass is held within the framed structure. (Unable to insure or guarantee glass if shipped)

Super Italian designer chrome table featuring a metal mesh magazine shelf and large rubber ball feet. Frame is chromed solid bar stock. Very clean light and airy MOD look - bought in Bloomingdales NY over 20 years ago.

Solid bar stock Ferrari Hardoy Butterfly chair (designed 1938). This one with a black enameled solid steel bar frame - possibly by Knoll (1947-1952) before the more practical folding versions. (Two similar frames available - local pick-up or delivery only)

Cheery colored vintage small triangular tables or plant stands from the 1950's. Black enameled iron rod bases hinged with a brass collar. The tops of the legs are a press fit into metal clips on the underside of the table tops (painted "Masonite" board) and quite sturdy when assembled. Four total offered by the pair.

Vintage fully functional walnut mini refrigerator cabinet. Ideal for wet bar, den or even bedroom. Fully finished back side. Very heavy for its size. Has all four of it's original aluminum ice cube making trays. (Refrigerator manufactured by Springer Penguin of MT Vermont, NY)

One of the coolest old folding chairs we have ever seen. Looks good, has wooden arm rests, interesting cast parts on chrome frame and is very comfortable but doesn't fold all that small. Canvas needs some attention or replacement. Made by Ushida in Japan and called a Z chair.

Set of four totally original cream colored fiberglass shelled DSR (Dining Side chair Rod base) shell chairs on black Eiffel tower bases. Designed by Charles Eames in 1948. These purchased through Herman Miller out of Zeeland Michigan in 1956 by owner’s mother. Original “rubber boot” and steel glides (pre-dating the later nylon glides).

Super vintage rosewood and chrome desk. Clean Milo Baughman type styling desk but made in Denmark (stamped on underside). The top, front, sides and back of the desk is completely covered in super matched grain rosewood veneer. The three drawer top sits on a chromed steel base.

Designed in 1927 probably manufactured by Stendig (1960's).

Vintage Kodawood "clam shells" molded ply chair in rare rocking chair form with acid green vinyl upholstery. American Modern 1960s design made in Miami. A real cutie!

Made in Denmark by FDB beech wood chairs. Molded ply seats and backrests. Designed by Jorgen Baekmark - manufactured 1977. Legs come off for economical FEDEX shipping.

Solid rosewood framed serving cart by Jason Mobler (1968 or earlier). Very clean lines, solid rosewood with black laminate shelves. The middle shelf pulls out just enough to form a stable bottle carrying area in front of the handle.

Original George Nelson Pretzel armchairs for Herman Miller (fabricated by Plycraft) designed in 1957 and only manufactured for one year (two of the allegedly only 550 made). Beech ply legs and backrest with walnut faced ply seats.

Original cream colored fiberglass shelled DSR (Dining Side chair Rod base) shell chair on black Eiffel tower base. Designed by Charles Eames in 1948. This one purchased through Herman Miller out of Zeeland Michigan in 1956 by owner’s mother. Original “rubber boot” and steel glides (pre-dating the later nylon glides).

Hand knotted wall hanging rug with an abstract Rya styled pattern in orange, black, brown, gray and cream. (1960s/1970s). Backing is rolled at ends to accept a thin hanging rod (didn't have one thin enough for the photos so it looks a bit bunched at one end but all the corners are in fact square)

1972 chrome and orange fabric MOD chairs by All-Steel (Aurora - Illinois). Solid, heavy chairs originally intended for office use.

Signed Milo Baughman Chrome orange recliner. This is the same chair model (C2625) as one we sold in May (see furniture archives) this one is branded "Designs by Milo Baughman" for "James Inc Articulate Seating" and was sold locally in 1973 our other chair was sold under the "Thayer Coggin designed by Milo Baughman" brand name. This chair is in excellent condition with original orange fabric upholstery.

Two super American made vintage Chrome and Walnut shelving units. Manufactured in the 60s (based on cabinetry) by Founders (now part of the same group as Lane). Thick 2-inch diameter chrome tailpipe like frames supporting two floating cabinets in walnut veneer. One with cupboard the other with three draws (dovetailed). The rounded corners of the cabinets are almost deco in style. The rear sides are also finished and allow the units to also be used as room dividers or partitions. Each unit has two glass shelves.

Rare Finn Juhl modular "Cresco" wall unit designed (pre-1966) by Finn Juhl and manufactured by France and Sons (Denmark) Ref: Palley FurnitureIndex.dk. The construction is of solid teak and teak veneers. This set includes a total of 9 cabinets (filing case, 2 doored cupboards and 6 shelf boxes). Five of the six glass shelves available are shown in the photos. Metal dowels are used to locate units over units and connect to the various shelves. Features the same style aluminum draw pulls as Juhl's "Technocrat" desk. Has become the model for many modular systems still in production today.

Four (4) Knoll white wire framed Harry Bertoia (designed 1952) wire side chairs. Vinyl seat pads retain original Knoll labels. Frames are in very good condition with no broken welds and very little paint loss plus they all have their plastic glides.

Danish Modern Armchair in the classic style. Manufacturer's medal is missing from recessed depression under frame. Our guess is that it is missing the "Made in Denmark (meaning the frame) for Selig" red cross on white circle metal disk. Designer unknown.

Vintage chrome accent chair. Good looking simple but very striking design with canvas seat on thick chrome frame.

Cool vintage basket chaise chair (attributed to John Risley by LostCityArts).