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Designer: L and M Vignelli
Maker: Acerbis 
Source From: Luxembourg
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Very Good 

Why we love it:

Introduce the best of vintage Italian furniture design to your home with this stunning glass dining table. 

Consisting of a tempered glass top and, a mirrored base, this Italian table strikes the perfect balance between delicate lines and oversized shapes. The smoked glass and reflective base adds to the playful design elements that characterise this piece.

This rare Vignelli table was produced for Acerbis. It shows minor signs of wear commensurate with age (as pictured) but remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 145cm; Depth: 145cm; Height: 71cm 

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown

Sourced From: Italy

Condition: good

Why we love it:

Brass hinges, brass inlay, dovetail joints, lacquered patina, carefully selected grain placement, the heavy proportions, the amount of storage, the warm tones (we could go on)..

This is a real show stopper. A piece we are unlikely to source again and a real delight to look at. It comes with all the above, and more. Heaps of storage and unbelievable show of craftsmanship. Don't miss out on this one.  

Dimensions

Width: 188; Depth: 59cm; Height: 83cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: Italy
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Very Good 

This vintage burl wood coffee table helps you create an on-trend interior.

It's perfect for medium to large living rooms with almost any colour palette. The organic qualities of the in-laid materials are complemented by the black trim and base. 

This coffee table shows some signs of wear but remains in good vintage condition.

Dimensions:

Width: 90.5; Length: 135cm; Height: 32.5cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: Switzerland
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Very Good 

This vintage stone console and mirror helps you create an on-trend interior and allows you to bin-off that naff (but functional) bit of furniture you've had in your hallway forever. 

Upgrade your entranceway with this mirror/console combo and add a bit of Italian, stone goodness. Better yet, make it the first thing you see when you come through the door and you've won. 

This travertine unit is perfect for chucking your keys down on and checking your hair on the way out of the house. It's neutral tones mean it will tie in nicely with almost any colour palette and the organic qualities of the materials are complemented by the  striking addition of a large mirror. 

This top shows some signs of wear but remains in very good vintage condition. It is sold in three parts (base, mirror and top) to facilitate delivery and positioning.

Designer: Hannes Wetterstein
Maker: Cassina
Source From: Italy
Period: 2000's
Condition: Very Good 

Why we love it:

Introduce the best of Italian furniture design to your home with this postmodern dining table. 

Chunky and sleek in all the right measures, this rosewood table is a real jaw-dropper. Manufactured by Cassina to the highest standards, this beautiful table ticks all the boxes for those keen to achieve practicality and visual design in their dining set up. 

Created by Swiss watch designer, Hannes Wettstein, so you know you're in safe hands. It shows minor signs of wear commensurate with age (as pictured) but remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 220cm; Depth: 110cm; Height: 74cm 

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown
Source From: Switzerland
Period: 1970’s
Condition: Very Good 

This vintage burl wood coffee table helps you create an on-trend interior.

It's perfect for medium to large living rooms with almost any colour palette. The organic qualities of the in-laid materials are complemented by the black trim and base. 

This coffee table shows some signs of wear but remains in good vintage condition.

Dimensions:

Width: 128cm; Depth: 65cm; Height: 32cm

Sourced from: Switzerland
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

Looking for tons of storage? Solved. 

Big, Chunky proportions combined with the soft grain and round handles make this sideboard a fantastic option for any space. 

Made from solid pine, this sideboard packs loads of storage and brings warmth to your space. It shows signs of wear commensurate with age but remains in good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 120cm; Depth: 50.5cm; Height: 90cm

Condition: Good
Period: 70’s
Sourced from: Belgium

Why we love them:

RMS really hit the nail on the head with these versatile and simple dining chairs. 

Designed by French architect Robert Mallet-Stevens in 1928, these '222' dining chairs are lacquered metal, with a leatherette seat. 

Hailed as a a masterpiece of simplicity, these chairs really have stood the test of time.

Stackable, solid and a really pleasing on the eye. 

Price for set of four 

Dimensions

Width: 44cm; Depth: 40cm; Height: 82; Seat height: 45cm 

Condition: Good
Period: 70’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love them:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca style chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from chrome-plated tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This piece was made in Italy, dates from the second half of the twentieth century and remains in very good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 60cm; Depth 56.5: Height: 80cm; Arm Height: 68cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer: Burkhard Vogtherr
Maker: Arflex
Source From: Netherlands
Period: 1980’s
Condition: Excellent

Why We Love it 

We’re not really into mentioning other brands on this site but this original T-Line chair is giving us the strongest United Colours of Benetton vibe (circa 1997). We sound surprised but we shouldn’t be — we chose to re-upholster it that way.

And we’re pretty pleased with how this bright green armchair turned out. We don’t imagine this is the sort of thing you’ll see often. Might be wrong but it feels unique to us.

The best bit? The T-Line lounge chair is actually super comfortable. A suspended seat means this is a place you could rest and/or work for hours at a time. All things considered… well, it’s just a cool chair. 

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 65cm; Height: 83cm; Seat height: 42cm

Designer: unknown 
Maker: Allmilmo 
Source From: Switzerland
Period: 1990’s
Condition: Very Good 

This barstool brings iconic, late twentieth century furniture design to your home.

Postmodern curves and arcs, eye-catching and comfortable. 

Dimensions 

Width: 54cm; Depth: 46cm; Height: 80cm; Seat height: 66cm

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

This little lad arrived to us in bad shape, but with a strip down, foam and fabric we are delighted to offer this fully re-loved original.

It's a great size and super comfortable.

If you frequent this corner of the internet regularly, you’ll know how much we love Magistretti and Cassina, but this design is a particular favourite. The seat back can be unfolded to create a headrest — and a totally unique armchair.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 75cm; Extended height: 100cm; Seat height: 42cm 

Designer: Claude Brisson
Maker: Ligne Roset
Condition: Good
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: the Netherlands

Why we love it:

You can make your own mind up about the look of this 80's armchair (we wouldn’t have sourced it if we didn’t think it was special). 

What you won’t be able to ascertain from the internet is just how comfortable it is. Let us be clear about that: most enjoyable seating arrangement of all time.

The shape means this a suspended gig and that creates a feeling of weightlessness. You can gently bounce or rock until your heart’s content. Seriously, though. It's so good it's worth a weekend trip to Walthamstow.

All original upholstery. It’s never going to qualify as ‘like new’ but if you’re not precious this is a winner.

Dimensions

Width: 75cm; Depth: 70cm; Height: 105cm; Seat height: 38cm 

Sourced from: France
Condition: Good

Why we love them:

Vintage X-Line stacking chairs combine retro styling and design brilliance.

Practical, durable and eye-catching, the X-line chair makes a welcome addition to any home. Unlike other stacking chairs, the X-line is designed to slip on to the front of the chair below so you don't need to waste energy piling one on top of another.

The Nuova X-Line chair was created by Danish designer Niels Jørgen Haugesen and made by Magis. These items show wear commensurate with age (1980’s) but remain in good vintage condition.

Price shown for set of four.

Dimensions

Width: 50cm; Depth: 47cm; Height: 78cm; Seat height: 43cm

Designer: Claudio Bellini
Maker: Heller
Period: 1990’s
Condition: Very good

Why we love them

We’ll admit it. These vintage black stacking chairs have a certain arachnid quality. But we’ll also admit that we don’t know why that detracts from the appeal.

If you’re in the market for some unique, sturdy, stackable chairs then you could do a lot worse. If you’re into that end-of-century look then we doubt you’ll do much better.

There’s not much more to add except maybe for the fact that they look as good stacked as they do individually. Something to bear in mind if you plan on keeping them to one side when not in use.

Price is for a set of four.

Dimensions

Width: 64cm; Depth: 55cm; Height: 85cm; Seat height: 45cm 

Add the finishing touches to your interior theme with this vintage Kartell shelf with coat hooks.

Featuring four coat pegs alongside a mechanism that securely holds coat hangers in place, this retro Kartell piece is practical, uncomplicated and striking. A built-in storage shelf also means you can keep smalls like gloves and hats close at hand.  

This vintage coat rack was designed by Marcello Siard and Olaf von Bohr for Kartell in the 1960’s. It shows signs of wear consistent with age and use but remains in good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 80cm; Depth: 30cm; Height: 35cm

Condition: Good
Period: 60's
Sourced from: Luxembourg

Why we love them:

This vintage folding chair can help you get more from the available space in your home without compromising on style.

Made from solid oak and finished with a rattan seat, this mid century chair strikes a balance between form and function. The straight lines of the A-frame are in turn softened by the subtle curve of the backrest to ensure this piece is as enjoyable to use as it is to admire.

Designed by Aldo Jacober & Pierangela D'Aniello, this chair brings the work of some of the best mid century modern furniture designers to your home. The item shows signs of wear, but the seat remains intact and the item is in good vintage condition.

Dimensions

Width: 46.5cm; Height: 76cm; Depth: 45cm; Seat height: 44.5cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown 
Source From: Luxembourg
Period: Unknown
Condition: Very Good 

Why We Love it 

This is a very unusual set, even for us.. The traditional shape gives early Spanish birthing Chairs meets Swedish farmhouse, but the speckled paint work adds a more modern finish to the design.

We don't know a lot about these chairs. We know they're rare, comfy and very cool. That's probably enough for now. 

*Price is for a set of 4.

Dimensions: 

Width: 49cm; Depth: 45cm; Height: 85cm; Seat height: 45cm

Designer:Unknown
Maker: Unknown

Sourced From: Italy

Condition: good

Why we love it:

Brass Hinges and the thick, curved proportions make this high-polished table a standout statement. 

But that's not even the best bit. The table folds to offer a straight edge allowing for it to be used for bar style eating or as a console/sideboard. Flips and tricks. 

Dimensions

Open - Width: 131cm; Length: 171cm; Height: 73.5cm

Folded - Width: 65.5cm; Length: 171cm; Height: 77cm

Condition: Good
Period: 70’s
Sourced from: Belgium

Why we love them:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with this Breuer-style chair.

Made from tubular metal, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and industrial. The shape of the frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

The Breuer Cesca was created in 1928 and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This Cesca cane chair features a padded seat (with a new, brushed wool cover), dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in excellent vintage condition. 

Dimensions

Width: 53.5cm; Depth: 47cm; Height: 80cm; Seat height: 47cm

Designer: Jonathan de Pas, Donato D'urbino and Paolo Lomazzi
Maker: Ligne Roset
Period: 1980’s
Sourced from: France
Condition: very good

Why we love it:

Too Many cooks? Nonsense. 

Three heavyweight designers (creators of the MOMA inflatable sofa) collaborated to create this distinctive sofa for LIgne Roset. 

This piece comes with a formed plastic base, topped with grey suede and a pattered throw for extra comfort. 

Dimensions

Width: 190cm; Depth 105cm: Height: 70cm; Seat Height 38cm

Condition: Good
Period: 90’s
Sourced from: Germany

Why we love them:

Why do we love these bright green dining chairs? Why wouldn’t we love them? This is the kind of vintage furniture we’re all about.

While it’s true we don’t know who made or designed them, we don’t much care. Whoever it was did a sterling job.

If you’re in the market for the world’s most comfortable dining chairs then this set may not be for you. But if looks are important and you don’t anticipate using them for hours at a time, then you’re in the right place.

Seriously, though. Hard-wearing, bright green kitchen chairs? Be real.

Dimensions

Width: 43cm; Depth: 42cm; Height: 94; Seat height: 45cm 

Designer: Vico Magistretti
Maker: Cassina
Condition: Excellent
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

This little lad arrived to us in bad shape, but with a strip down, foam and fabric we are delighted to offer this fully re-loved original.

It's a great size, a great colour and super comfortable.

If you frequent this corner of the internet regularly, you’ll know how much we love Magistretti and Cassina, but this design is a particular favourite. The seat back can be unfolded to create a headrest — and a totally unique armchair.

Well worth a look.

Dimensions

Width: 100cm; Depth: 85cm; Height: 75cm; Extended height: 100cm; Seat height: 42cm 

Designer: Marcel Breuer
Maker: Thonet
Condition: Very Good
Period: 1970’s
Sourced from: Italy

Why we love it:

Add iconic Bauhaus design to your set up with the Cesca chair by Marcel Breuer.

Made from tubular steel, solid wood and rattan, this vintage cantilever chair strikes the perfect balance between organic and durable. The shape of this frame, which boasts an economy that few can match, is as relevant now as it was when it was first devised.

Created in 1928, this design was hugely influential and is considered the world’s first mass produced chair. This piece dates from the second half of the twentieth century, and remains in very good vintage condition.

Price per chair 

Dimensions

Width: 46; Depth 47: Height: 76cm; Seat height: 45cm