Rosewood molded ply Scandinavian tray. Gorgeous rosewood (pre-ban Brazilian?) veneer top and bottom. Unsigned but we think Swedish based on similar vintage teak items from the 50s and 60s.

Late 60s early 70s "Stowaway" designer series phone in an Oiled Walnut box, that would go well with Danish Modern interiors. This one with desirable push buttons rather than rotary dialer. Phone is fully functional (metal bell ring), hand set is on a retractable chord.

Possibly the most popular of Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk teak combination saltshaker pepper-mill. Plastic grinder

Pair of gorgeous vintage Brazilian Rosewood trays designed and made in Brazil.

Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk teak combination salt shaker pepper mill. Plastic grinder- Dansk Designs Ltd IHQ Denmark

Mod minimalist 70's clear acrylic creamer and lidded sugar bowl set. Sculptural, functional - very cool, very funky.

West German 1970s MOD mechanical alarm clock. Fully functional with removable back panel to conceal the winders. Fully functional time and alarm - keeps good time.

Small teak and oak royal guard soldier figure (Unsigned - Denmark?). Comes with furry hat.

Set of three stainless steel (satin finish 18/10) bowls by Alessi (Italy) designed in 1967 by Carlo Mazzeri and Anselmo Vitale. The smallest of the three bowls is from the first year of production as the base is marked with the "Alfra Alessi" used 1947-1967 the two larger bowls are more recent.

Danish Modernist (1950s) silver plated salt and pepper shakers by the Cohr company (Denmark). Elegantly tapered bodies with mounted stone or glass bead pertrusions on each side near their tops. Each is marked "Cohr DENMARK with symbol to indicate silver plated.

Cute vintage teak fish bottle opener. Hand crafted in Denmark by HAJ.

Forged stainless steel salad spoon and fork set with resin handles by EPIC (Japan).

Pair of bronze candlesticks by Richard Rohac Vienna. Stamped RR Vienna. Richard Rohac had worked for Hagenauer - some of his designs appearing with the Hagenauer wHw mark and later under his own company's name. The RR marked Vienna bronzes are often incorrectly attributed to Rena Rosenthal (especially within the US). It is not possible to stamp the bronze through the black-patina post manufacture without damaging it and according to Karl Hagenauer they never placed the RR mark on their pieces.

Japanese made stainless steel (polished and satin) server set with rosewood handles. Serrated cake slice and spoon. Come in original box titled Burnco Hostess Set.

Super fluid formed, discontinued 1980s silver plated corkscrew designed by Swedish silversmith and jeweler Vivianna Torun Bülow-Hübe (1927-2004) for Dansk (Denmark). Comes with original box (Thank you Marguerite!)

Nicely formed from heavy brass sheet and hand beaten Italian made 50’s atomic style brass ashtray – signed made in Italy

Nice statinless steel with teak accents creamer and covered sugar bowl made in Italy.

Pair of Ben Siebel ceramic bookends

Unusual partitioned long teak box designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk (Denmark)

Three classic Rude Osolnik (USA) turned walnut candlesticks.

Tallest and rare form of Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk combination saltshaker peppermills. Later edition plastic grinder (Marked Dansk Designs Limited Denmark IHQ) – this one in Beech or Oak.

Plastic battery operated decorative candles by Guzzini (Italy pre 1984 and Iguzzini). Each takes two standard AA cells. Turned on by twisting black base.

A 1:50 scale all aluminum model of the Republic F-105 Thunderchief. The U.S.A.F. Thunderchief became operational in 1959. There were probably fewer than 10,000 of these models produced for Republic Aviation. (taken over by Fairchild-Hiller in 1965). This all polished aluminum model was contracted through Air-Parts International, a Dutch supplier firm, and carries a label which specifies that it was "Modeled by M.M. Verkuyl (Matthys M. Verkuyl, Badhoevedarp) Holland The Hague" and porbably produced in 1958. (Reference material from www.collectair.com who have more information and currently have one in better condition).

Large Danish Teak Ice Bucket by "Skjode Skjern Danmark". Plastic liner and polystyrene insulation with black plastic lid.

Vintage large vintage staved teak salad bowl designed by Jens Quistgaard for Dansk. Fully marked base "Dansk Designs Denmark IHQ". This one older with the ducks logo.

Pair of large teak serving trays by Dansk designed by Jens Quistgaard (I.HQ) and made in Denmark.

Early swan marked Jens Quistgaard for Dansk, made in Denmark teak “viking” salad bowl that matches very well with the classic ice bucket design.

Early, three ducks/swans logo, Dansk IHQ (Jens Quistgaard) staved teak salad bowl. Round with oval opening.

Large 1950’s robin’s egg blue fiberglass bullet planter and iron tripod stand.

Complete boxed set of six metal Hedgehog ashtrays based on a set originally designed in the 1950s/1960s by Walter Bosse (Austrian Ceramicist). This set produced in Russia appears to be cast in steel with an overall black colored finish that has been partially removed to enhance the surface detailing.

One of the 1970s Meridian Division Howard Miller Clock Co. - Zeeland Michigan series clocks (this one often known as the Pizza clock). This one all original with second hand, mains powered movement accurate to better than one minute per week.

Unusual vintage teak peppermill and salt shaker by Skjode Skjern of Denmark (Signed and marked Danmark). The pepper mill's grinder is formed from two rough stones.

Pewter salt and pepper shakers both marked with a winged heart and hand signed by pewterer Shirley Charron - one time student of Frances Felton and author of "Modern Pewter Design and Techniques" published Van Nostrand Reinhold 1973.

Haugrud (Norway) pewter bowl (#380) and candlestick (#333) set with traditional Rune band pattern and original felt bases.

Early Danish Modern - pewter, blue glass and rosewood condiment set made in Denmark by Just Andersen (1884-1943). Mustard pot has blue glass liner with rosewood lid and spoon. Salt and pepper shakers with what looks to be the original hard plastic base plugs.

Early example of Jens Quistgaard's largest sized staved teak canoe shaped bowl in great original condition. So early the base markings don't even include the Dansk company name just their three ducks or three swans logo and the words "Staved Teak Danmark IHQ" (for Jens Quisgaard)

Early ~1986 version (brass fitting - wooden handle) of Carsten Jørgensen designed for Bodum (Switzerland) modernist "teabowl" teapot. Three legs all with brass feet – black wooden handle with brass fittings and large removable integral strainer.

Stylish yet practical small 18/8 stainless steel salt and pepper shakers by Selandia Denmark.

Nice early collectible Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk teak pepper mill. This one with an integral salt shaker & Peugeot Brothers Lion grinder with nice free movement.

Frederick Weinberg welded black rod guitar or lute wall mounted plant pot holder. Wooden balls as tension adjusters. Small white ceramic plant pot sits in a holder than can be hooked into the guitar at various levels.

Carl M. Cohr designed for Cohr (Denmark) electroplated nickel silver plated modern styled vintage coffee and tea service. One coffee pot, one teapot and one water or milk caraffe. Black menamine handles and lids.

Vintage five piece made in Japan heavy plastic salad bowl set. Each two-tone spherical bowl with slanted top is formed from two parts of black plastic with either orange red or yellow coatings. This was absolutely one of the coolest set we had ever seen – unfortunately we chipped a small piece off the inside of the back of the server bowl while unscrewing it for cleaning (damage shown in photos)

Nice pair of stainless (18/8) steel salt and peppershakers by Cultura (Sweden)

Pair of Jens Quistgaard (IHQ) for Dansk silver plated over brass 12 hole candlesticks made in France.

Made in Japan, humorous ceramic tissue dispenser (takes standard size cube shaped boxes). Off-white glossy glaze – stamped © FF base and original paper label on interior.

Modern styled vintage teak handled, plastic spoon with stainless steel connecting collars salad server set made in Denmark. Probably unused comes with slightly battered original box that has three salad recipes on its back.

Collectible - large serving platter and set of four matched plates by Fujimori for Kato Kogei (Japan) Humoresque Set - 1980s.

Nice pair pair of Rude Osolnik’s distinctive turned candlesticks in Walnut in the two of taller sizes.

Large 3-lb stylized teak duck sculpture by sculptor Fritz Olsen (now based in Michigan). Signed and dated 1984.

Georg Jensen etch signed stemware goblets/glasses. Seven glasses in total each featuring its own etched animal. Bengal Tiger, Polar Bear, White Rhinoceros, Alligator, Oryx, Cheeta and Bald Eagle.

Two of what was once three Swedish elegant glass globe shaded brass candlesticks. Designed by Hans-Agne Jacobsson AB (who worked for Raak among other companies)

Modern metal bookends designed by William Sklaroff for Smith Metal Arts as part of the Radius One collection. Still in production but not in this color.

Stainless steel (18-8) tray by Gense of Sweden. Clean and simple tapered Swedish design. Large size.

Pair of old but unused sculptural wooden shoe brushes from West Germany (labels still on handles). Each brush has a figural animal (cat and bull) as it’s handle.

Designed by Arthur Umanoff for Raymor wooden bull sculpture/trivet No 1011 of the Taverneau (a rare Haitian wood) collection. We think it's art but the original label says it is suitable for use with hot foods.