Postmodern Architect-Designed Plywood & Steel Desk

Arne Jacobsen (1907-1974) for Fritz Hansen Swivel Desk Chair Model 3117, Denmark, designed 1955, later production, lacquered molded plywood, steel base, casters, stamped FH mark and 'Danmark,' casters

Memphis Postmodern Gideon Desk lamp designed by Martine Bedin circa 1985. Manufactured by Megalit, Italy. Plastic, rubber and steel. Dimensions: H 24" x W 8" x D 17.75" Condition: Minor surface wear,

A GROUP OF TWELVE ARCHITECT DESIGNED STAINLESS STEEL VESSELS FOR ALESSI, ITALY, CIRCA 1985-PRESENT, the items manufactured in INOX 18/10 stainless steel, comprising a Michael Graves (American 1934-201

Custom one off prototype lounge by Bay Area architect / maker / industrial designer Jonathan Odom, bent birch plywood lounge. This chair was a study in ergonomics using the dimensions and posture of M

Three drawer Memphis style postmodern desk designed by Leon Rosen for "The Pace Collection" line. Lacquered burl wood, cylindrical ebonized legs. C. 1985. Dimensions: H 29.25" x W 65" x D 26" Conditio

Rectangular coffee table in glass and chromed steel designed by Architects William Katavolos, Ross Littell, and Douglas Kelley. A hard to find Laverne International Originals design circa 1958. Dimens

Knoll, Florence (American, born 1917) designed rosewood and polished steel executive desk or dining table, measuring 78 by 28 inches.

Set of four desk chairs designed by famous architect Ettore Sottsass (1917 - 2007) and manufactured by Olivetti Synthesis, Italy. Ettore played an important creative role in many industries during his

A stunning engraved, gold plated, and stainless steel Campidoglio tray designed by architects Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown in 1985 for Alessi's "La Tavola di Babele" line of stainless steel k

Cast concrete, painted steel and glass postmodern desk, 1980s.

Poul Kjaerholm E. Kold Christensen Stool model PK 33. Designed in 1959. Chromed flat steel, plywood, leather. H. 35, D. 51 cm. Marked with stamp. Literature: Per H. Hansen & Klaus Pedersen, Den store

A French wood and leather desk chair circa 1940. Designed by architect Michel Roux-Spitz Ht: 34" Wd: 22.5" Dpth: 21" Seat: 18"

A Contemporary Walnut, Steel and Glass Desk DESIGNED BY EMILIANO, 20TH CENTURY Height 30 x width 71 x depth 36 inches.

Adjustable postmodern desk in painted steel, chrome, and ebonized oak, 1970s. 34" H x 54" W x 28" D.

Jules Wabbes, “Cintree” Desk Le Mobilier Universel Belgium, circa 1960 Brazilian rosewood and mahogany plywood, steel The feet stamped: “Velca Legnano” H: 29 ¾, W: 78 5/8,

3 Unique Architect designed Occasional Tables with engraved copper tops and rectilinear steel legs. Each table 19 inches wide and 15 inches tall.

designed by Steve Leung; solid wood, poplar plywood, satinized steel, upholstery; with manufacturer's label 22 1/2 x 22 1/2 x 22 1/2 in. (57.2 x 57.2 x 57.2 cm.), Seat height: 20 in. (50.8 cm.) Proven

A postmodern stainless steel wall clock designed by Constantin Boym for Elika (1989). Named “Laborious” because it uses many fabrication processes to create the clock face: perforating, stamping,

Painted steel machine age desk lamp designed by Hala Zeist, circa 1930, Netherlands. 6"D, 14"H.

Ico Parisi; Luisa Parisi (attributed), Desk chair, 1959/60, H. 86.5 x 70 x 67 cm. Made by MIM - Mobili Italiani Moderni, Rome. Cast aluminium, tubular steel, plywood, mahogany veneer, stained dark, re

Ico Parisi (attributed), Desk chair, 1959/60, H. 86.5 x 70 x 67 cm. Made by MIM - Mobili Italiani Moderni, Rome. Cast aluminium, tubular steel, plywood, mahogany veneer, stained dark, red leather. Mar

Ico Parisi (attr.), Desk chair, 1959/60, H. 86.5 x 70 x 67 cm. Made by MIM - Mobili Italiani Moderni, Rome. Cast aluminium, tubular steel, plywood, mahagony veneer, stained dark, black leather. Marked

For your consideration is a gorgeous, steel framed, three drawer desk, designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller, circa the 1950s. In vintage condition. Structurally sound, needs some cosmetic TLC.

For your consideration is a gorgeous, steel framed, three drawer desk, designed by George Nelson for Herman Miller, circa the 1950s. In vintage condition. Structurally sound, needs some cosmetic TLC.