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One-of-one chairs and pieces by the designers of the last century, photographed honestly, described plainly and delivered nationwide.
New in
The newest pieces to reach the floor, checked over and listed. The full collection sits below, era by era.

God Raysse" prototype (1987)
The "God Raysse" prototype (1987) is a rare pair of cast aluminium bar stools designed by renowned French creator Philippe Starck. Measuring roughly 28 inches high and 14.1 inches deep, these avant-garde seating prototypes highlight Starck's pioneering industrial design work during the late 1980s. These stools are awaiting further verification and authentication

Vitra Verner Panton chair, black
Attributed to Verner Panton, edition unconfirmed, year 2000 onwards.

Artek bar stool 65
This is a Stool 65, originally designed by the Finnish designers Aino and Alvar Aalto for Artek in 1935. A staple of Scandinavian modernism, characterised by its iconic L-shaped legs and circular seat.
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Bauhaus and modernist
1 pieceView piecesDanish modern
View piecesSpace age
1 pieceView piecesItalian and sculptural
View piecesModern classics
7 piecesView piecesMid century modern
6 piecesView piecesRetro modern
1 pieceView piecesScandinavian modern
2 piecesView piecesLate 20th century
3 piecesView pieces21st century modern
2 piecesView piecesContemporary modern
2 piecesView piecesEvery piece checked and photographed honestly.
Provenance researched and written down.
Delivered nationwide, placed in the room.
Fourteen day returns.
Collector words
The chair arrived exactly as described, and better than the photographs, which were the reason I rang. The paperwork that came with it answered every question I had.
They talked me out of the piece I wanted and into the piece the room needed. Right on both counts.
Solid, clean and honestly described. The condition report matched the piece down to the small marks it listed.
We do not make furniture. The designers of the last century already did. We find good pieces, describe them honestly, and sell them one at a time.
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The collection changes often. Tell us what you are after and we will let you know when the right piece comes in. And if you have a good piece to sell, we buy.
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