VINTAGE: Here’s a gorgeous Danish modern dining set circa 1960 by Niels Moller in spectacular Brazillian rosewood! There are 5 armless chairs and one arm chair. The table measures 59×42. It is in near mint condition with new upholstery in a textured celery tweed fabric. A screaming…
VINTAGE: What a striking piece this one is. Really unusual styling and size. Designed by Milo Baughman for Thayer Coggin in the sixties. The top is rosewood and the sculpted base is bronzed steel. It measures 45″ across and 24″ high. SOLD
VINTAGE: This is a really nice set with Brazilian rosewood and black leather produced by Herman Miller in the early seventies. The leather has the perfect patina (a couple of normal blemishes) and the rosewood is more subdued than many of this era which may suit some…
VINTAGE: What a knock out! Wonderful and vibrant Brazilian rosewood grain and lustrous black leather. This set is from the late sixties and is in excellent condition. Now’s the time to treat yourself! SOLD
VINTAGE: Amazingly beautiful Brazillian rosewood grain on this small-scaled unit from Denmark. It was originally purchased at the former local Danish retailer Scan in the 1970′s. The bottom unit has two shelves and two shallow drawers. The top unit has sliding glass doors and one adjustable shelf….
VINTAGE: A killer Danish bar by Heltborg Mobler circa 1968. Closed up, it looks like a fine piece of furniture but it opens to form a mixing surface with two bottle bins and two insulated ice bins. Out front there are shelves on the left and bottle…
VINTAGE: Circa 1953 Rosewood “Thin Edge” music cabinet for Herman Miller purchased from its original owners La Jolla home. The unit is in original un-refinished condition and is very appealing. I have installed new appropriate grille cloth as the original was deteriorated. It measures 56x18x31. It originally…
VINTAGE: These great chairs continue to be on everyone’s “must have” list! This one is quite early, the daughter of the original owner dates it from 1958. It shows the early deep rosewood veneer shells and down filled cushions for amazing comfort! I have had the shockmounts…
Just purchased two early Rosewood Eames 670-71′s. Got them all disassembled and am beginning the restoration process. Here are two lower backs. One before and one after. Wow! I hope to have them available late this month. First one …sold
VINTAGE: These authentic beauties designed by Charles Eames in 1956 and from Herman Miller are circa 1970. The leather is a rich dark brown and the rosewood veneers are fiery and vibrant. An excellent example for the serious collector/appreciator! SOLD
