Originally designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen (Denmark) in 1955 the Series 7 chair was the most commercially successful of his series formed ply chairs stemming from the original 1953 ant chairs and is still in production by Fritz Hansen today. This set of four chairs are all dated between 1991 and 1992 and look very space aged in their white painted form.

Gavina (Italy) model – of Cini Boeri’s incredible Lunario cantilevered coffee table design. It has a 1/2 inch thick glass top almost magically counterbalanced on an offset chrome base concealing heavy steel weight supports inside. (Local DC area delivery possible)

Jan Ekselius (Sweden) chair and ottoman similar to his Etcetera chair. Covered in original orange stretch fabric and foam over steel tubular frame. Great 70s MOD design for any Austin Powers type pad. (Local DC area delivery possible)

Very nice modern 1960s designed scoop shaped chrome framed armchair and ottoman upholstered in black vinyl or Naugahyde. Original shop label shows Frank & Sons on Park Avenue New York, first sold it in April 1968. (Just over 40-years old in excellent condition)

1960s Vladimir Kagan “Snail” coffee table. Teak veneer over a molded ply spiral base with rounded ends. This one with a round glass top. Just back from professional re-finishing!!

Marcel Breuer (1902-1981) classic 1929 Bauhaus designed S 35 chair by original manufacturer Thonet GmbH Frankenberg, Germany. (One of the few designs not licensed to Knoll) Wickerwork upholstered version – beech armrests. (Too big for standard shipping).

Set of four unusual beech wood and chrome dining chairs. Bentwood backrests float on chromed steel bar supports. Bases are sturdy with Swedish styled joints. Unsigned.

Unusual reworking of Norman Chermer’s Pretzel armchair executed in thick clear acrylic Lucite. Upholstered seat and back pads in purple suede look material. Can dismantle for shipping but much heavier than the wooden version.

Set of six ladder back style solid teak dining chairs with original "Pleather" upholstered seat pads designed by Niels Koefod for Koefods Mobelfabrik in 1968. One chair with arms, five without (it's good to be the King). On display 2nd floor of Antique Row Stalls - Baltimore. On display 2nd floor of Antique Row Stalls - Baltimore.

Unusual 1950's Selig round chair with Danish made frame. French stained laminated ply arm hoop and base parts on solid frame and spindle back. Had already been re-upholstered but we replaced the yellow cushions with a light canvas color.

Functional MOD black and chrome Knoll like side table. Chrome plated steel frame with shiny black laminate table top - unsigned.

Matched pair of 1950s Kofod Larsen chairs. Bent birch ply backrest (stamped made in Denmark - probably Dux-Möbel GmbH for Selig) on half inch solid steel frames with original green vinyl upholstered seat pads.

Super long and sleek (90-ins/7.5-feet) Teak Credenza fronted with two enormous tambour doors concealing manyy felt lined draws and shelves. Designed 1960 by Sven Aage Larsen for Faarup Møbelfabrik (Denmark). Fully finished back. On display 2nd floor of Antique Row Stalls - Baltimore.

Giotto Stoppino for Kartell full three piece table set. Originally designed in 1968 - this set in hard to find red - each table is fully marked and each table is a slightly different height to make them nesting rather than stacking.

Pair of original elegant and fully upholstered in black Naugahyde Norman Cherner side chairs. Fully studded back closure pre-dating the zipper cover. Molded plywood seat and legs - originally designed in 1958. Both chairs carry the Plycraft (original manufacturer) oval label.