Danish Planter Unit
VINTAGE: Such a curious but wonderful piece from Denmark circa early sixties. A combination planter with drawers and slatted storage by Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Mobelfabrik. It's in teak and I love the floating leg with brass details. Priced way below others out there at $895.-
Italian Bar Cart
VINTAGE: Here's a fanciful Italian serving/bar cart from the 1960's in solid brass, flashed with sterling silver. There are rings to store three bottles and two clear glass shelves. The piece shows good patina and if one would want, it could be polished to a brilliant, shiny silver! $995.-
Pair Danish Nightstands
VINTAGE: Everyone needs nightstands and here's a lovely pair from Denmark in Teak from the late 1950's. Each unit measures 22x23x13. $998.- for the pair.
George Nelson CSS
VINTAGE: Here's a killer Comprehensive Storage System (CSS) for Herman Miller by George Nelson circa 1960's, It features three bays. Each bay is 32" wide. The components are walnut and the natural aluminum poles adjust from 93" to 103" but can be cut down if your ceiling is shorter. If your ceiling is higher, we have wall returns available at an extra charge. There are some nice elements included which are a small desk surface with two drawers, lighting over the desk via an under shelf lamp, two sliding door cabinets, a flip-front cabinet, a slanted book/magazine rack, a divided storage unit, an adjustable bookshelf with movable dividers and a lovely "can" light with two bulbs. This is how I have set it up but all the elements can be positioned anywhere in the unit as desired. $10,600.-
Pair Storage Units
VINTAGE: Here's an interesting pair of storage units in walnut with white laminate tops and brushed aluminum details. The dimensions are unusual, 20x20x32 high. They could be used separately or together. The back sides are also finished so they could be floated in the room if desired. Maker is unknown. $495.- each
Danish Teak Desk
VINTAGE: A very usable desk from the home of a prominent Science Fiction writer in NYC, Harvey Jacobs. He wrote many scripts on this desk! It's dark toned teak with three shallow drawers and one file drawer which has a repair around the keyhole. The legs sort of float free of the main part and the top has rounded ends. The top measures 61x30. $1,495-
Rotating Unit
VINTAGE: Something a little different! A rotating unit for books, LP's or curios in teak and anodized aluminum. It's really unusual and attractive and measures 21x21x32 inches high. $545.-
Danish Modern Executive Desk
VINTAGE: Here's a rather good-sized executive Danish modern desk in teak with two lockable pencil drawers, a file drawer and five shallow drawers...plus...lockable hidden (Bar) storage for after hours! The top measures a generous 74x37 inches. Unique features like the unusual "L" pulls and leg structure set this one apart. Key included. $1,675.-
George Nelson Audio Unit
VINTAGE: Super fun design! George Nelson for Herman Miller circa late 1940's. An audio cabinet in Tawney walnut. Love the hairpin legs! The grille cloth is original but a bit fragile. It can easily be replaced with your choice of fabric. The components have been removed so you can do what you like with the innards...use as storage or convert back to audio with your own components. It measures 56x29x18 deep. $1,995.-
American Six Drawer Dresser
VINTAGE: A really nice and simple design in walnut and brass by American of Martinsville circa mid-sixties. In great original condition. It measures 60x29x18 inches deep. $995.-
Carlo Jensen Sideboard
VINTAGE: Designed by Carlo Jensen for Poul Hundevad of Denmark in the late 1950's. A lovely teak sideboard with interesting curved teak pulls. It measures 55" long and features four drawers and a bi-fold door exposing an adjustable shelf. In excellent original condition. $1,695.-
Eames Storage Units and Desks
NEW: Long before “modularity” and “high tech” entered the design lexicon, Charles and Ray Eames were using industrial production techniques to extend the boundaries of design and create a modern aesthetic. These desk and storage units complement each other, and each can stand alone. They provide ample storage, work, and display space. And at home or in the office, they look as striking now as they did when first introduced in 1950. Available with zinc or black metal frames and colorful or neutral color palette panels. From 750.- to 3,595.-