Super very well made extending teak dining table designed for Sibast (early 60s) by Arne Vodder. This table can be configured between 31-ins long (under 3-feet - drop leafs down) to 112-ins long (over 9-feet with drop leafs up and both leaves inserted). The table includes and optional fifth leg (for when it is extended) and comes with a complete set of custom-made pads. Super condition with no color differences between leafs. On display 2nd floor of Antique Row Stalls - Baltimore

1950s floral patterned Aluminum Patio set in almost perfect original condition with original floral print cushions. This three piece set includes a loveseat glider, a rocking chair and standard armchair. The frames are made entirely from extruded aluminum while the zippered cushions are made from a weave reinforced plastic and are stuffed with "ginger fiber" coconut husk hair or similar. Judging by the condition this set has never been exposed to the elements and remains ideal for porch or sun room use.

Part of Warren Planters 1960s wire collection for Knoll. This one with bronze finished metalwork. (Knoll label)

Early Eames for Herman Miller set. Pair of Lounge Chair Metal (LCM) chairs and a Coffee Table Metal (CTM), both pieces deigned in 1946. Purchased as a set for a dental waiting room in the early 1950s. The chairs have black enameled legs while the table has nickel plated legs. All ply parts are finished with an Ash veneer.

High quality vintage Marcel Beuer's clasic Wassily chair (originally designed in 1926) made in Italy as are the new Knoll versions. Thick black leather with braised tube ends.

Matched pair of Eero Aarnio (Finland) designed (circa 1968) satin finish chrome framed chairs with stainless steel backs and black upholstery. (Similar to the “Silver Series” 822 design for Mobel Italia).

Heywood Wakefield Windsor style chair from either their Danish Modern collection (A 627 C) or their Contemporary American Furniture collection (A 647 C) and is called the Bow-Back Occasional Chair. It is made of solid ash with a "Teak" colored stain (was also available in Walnut color). (Ref: Paul of Bustown Modern, Columbus Ohio)

Taller very functional sidebard credenza designed by Arne Vodder in 1958 for Sibast (Denmark). Featuring fully finished rear, raised lip on top, nicely detailed draw fronts and tambour doors in front of shelving portion. On display 2nd floor of Antique Row Stalls - Baltimore.