VINTAGE: En suite with the listed dining set, this chair sat at the end of the table as the “Captain’s” chair. Designed by Martin Borenstein for Brown Saltman of California. It is solid walnut with a pivoting backrest. Very deconstroctivist! (is that a word?) $895.-
VINTAGE: The matching dining table and benches to the sideboard unit in Boomerang’s “Storage” section. Amazing, quirky and rare dining set for California’s Brown Saltman designed by Martin Borenstein in the mid fifties. Materials are solid walnut and melamine laminate in excellent un-refinished condition. Really versatile. The table…
VINTAGE: Another from the latest estate. A crazy exciting Danish bar unit in teak with tambor sliding doors that expose an etched mirrored interior with black glass bottom and a contoured glass shelf. On the left side are two delicate drawers and a teak shelf. There are…
VINTAGE: Another from the latest estate. Super fun, versatile usable modular free standing wall unit in teak and blackened steel. It is completely interchangeable and has seven shelves, one writing surface a three drawer unit and a two door locking cabinet with adjustable shelf inside. It measures 85″ in…
VINTAGE: One of several newly acquired items from a classy estate. All Danish and purchased in Denmark in the early sixties. This dramatic Rosengren Hansen design unit for Brande Møbelindustri measures 82″ in length and has four sliding doors to expose four adjustable shelves and five drawers. The pulls are…
VINTAGE: Killer unit from a quirky estate by Martin Borenstein for Brown Saltman of California circa mid-fifties. This was a modular unit that could be modified and expanded or contracted by means of sliding walnut connectors. The materials are walnut, glass and laminate. The sliding doors on…
VINTAGE: A really cute set of teak drawers to set atop a desk or dresser for jewelry or small objects. It measures 32x12x12. $ 245.-
VINTAGE: Super rare from the estate of a scholarly, creative and free thinking woman. She had wonderful, quality and unique things that she surrounded herself with for many years. This is a custom sofa by painter and occasional furniture maker Millard Sheets! It is 100 inches long and solid as…
NEW: Designed by Norman Cherner in 1958 for Plycraft and currently made by his son’s company “Cherner Chair”. The chair is available in various woods and finishes. This one is their classic walnut. $1,195.-
VINTAGE: A beautiful and comfortable Swedish lounge and ottoman by Yngve Ekstrom designed in 1956 for Swedese. I just had Lalo Valdez reupholster it in yummy Maharam Danish wool in a burnt orange. The frame is solid and study teak. $2,250.- pair
