Mid-Century Modern: The Autumn Design Edit 2026-09-23 Auction - 452 Price Results - Chairish Auction House in NY
Mid-Century Modern: The Autumn Design Edit
Pair of 19th Century Blue and White Lidded Temple Jars/Urns
Mid 20th Century Colored Fruits Crystal / Brass Framed Chandelier
Hollywood Regency Octagonal Wall Mirrors Vintaged Malachite Style

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Mid-Century Modern: The Autumn Design Edit

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New York, NY, United States
Step into the season with an exceptional collection of mid-century and vintage modern furnishings, curated for collectors and designers seeking authentic period style. This autumn edit spans Danish teak, sculptural lucite, and studio craftsmanship across every room of the home.

Highlights include a Raymor Danish Omnibus teak dresser, a pair of Poul Hundevad teak nightstands with tambour doors, and a Mid-Century lucite base glass top coffee table. Hollywood Regency lovers will appreciate a Maitland Smith coffee table alongside a pair of 1970s faux malachite Ming style side chairs. Seating highlights include Erwin-Lambeth high back armchairs, Gilbert Rohde streamline armchairs from the 1930s, and a 1973 Knoll Pollock office chair in royal blue, a true design icon for any study or home office.

Additional finds include Made Goods rattan Isla nightstands in both onyx and peeled gray finishes, Villa & House's white Jacqui side table, and Italian dining chairs by Fasem and other postwar makers. Artisan craft is represented through studio postmodern counter stools, while Century Furniture offers an inlaid parchment bedside chest for a touch of understated luxury.

Whether furnishing a mid-century retreat or layering vintage character into a contemporary interior, this auction offers rare teak casegoods, sculptural lighting, and statement seating from Denmark, Italy, and the United States. Each lot has been selected for authenticity, craftsmanship, and the timeless appeal that defines mid-century design. Bid now to secure standout pieces for a home that celebrates form, function, and design history this fall.