Amsterdam Modern Furniture

Attributed to Dutch artist Paul Kingma, this square stone mosaic coffee table was produced in the Netherlands during the 1970s or 1980s. The heavy stone top is composed of multiple s...

Italian bamboo and wicker loveseat from the 1970s, built in the manner associated with French designers Adrien Audoux and Frida Minet, whose work championed natural fiber and wicker ...

Set of six Dutch Mid-Century Brutalist oak dining chairs with rush seating, manufactured by Top-Form in the mid to late 1970s. The set includes two high-back head-of-table chairs and...

Cognac leather Piumotto 3S sofa designed by Italian architect Arrigo Arrigoni for Busnelli in the 1980s. Three generously scaled back cushions sit above three deep seat cushions, all...

Designed by Raphael Raffel (1912-2000) and produced by Honore Paris in the 1970s, the Croissant Sofa takes a fully sculptural crescent form upholstered in natural leather. Low-slung ...

Lounge chair from the i Potoni 175 series, designed by T. Ammannati and G.P. Vitelli in 1973. Dark gray leather upholstery wraps a deeply cushioned seat and back, with a distinctive ...

Twenty-piece De Sede DS600 'Non-Stop' sectional sofa in burnt orange leather, designed by Ueli Berger, Eleanora Peduzzi-Riva, and Heinz Ulrich for De Sede, Switzerland. Each segment ...

Mid-Century Danish rolling bar cart attributed to Hans Bölling, constructed with a white enameled metal frame and fitted with two round removable trays. Each tray features a teak ban...

Set of six Model 495 stacking chairs by Herman Seeck for Asko, produced in Finland in the 1950s. Frames are birch or beechwood with a pale natural finish. Each chair features a gentl...

Italian Mid-Century Modern side table with a round pink and beige-veined marble top resting on a dark pedestal column. Sculpted brass spiders climb the length of the column, each ren...

Mid-Century lounge chair by Danish architect Hans Olsen, produced by LEA As in Denmark in the 1950s. The large circular suede seat is stretched tautly over a black metal frame, faste...

Set of six Mid-Century Dutch Brutalist dining chairs in solid oak with woven rush seats. Each chair features a ladder back with three horizontal slats and a distinctive arched top ra...

Pair of Brutalist lounge armchairs manufactured by Biosca in Spain during the 1960s. The frames are dark-stained carved oak, with distinctively scalloped leg profiles that lend a scu...

Post-Modern torchiere floor lamp designed by Max Baguara for the Italian manufacturer Lamperti in the 1970s, model name "Laser." The lamp is composed of a solid plate glass column ri...

Brown leather three-seat sofa, the 'Bommel' model, designed by Gerard van den Berg for the Dutch manufacturer Label in the 1980s. Wide, boxy proportions define the form: squared arms...

Postmodern Italian floor lamp from the 'Oca' series, designed by Marco Zotta in the 1970s and produced by Eleusi in the 1980s. The form is built around a single continuous polished b...

Square coffee table designed in the style of Paolo Piva's iconic Alanda table. The base is constructed from black enameled metal wire formed into a series of repeating triangular and...

Oval rattan shell lounge chair designed in the manner of Franco Albini, constructed from bundled rattan reeds radiating from a thick structural rim. The open, basket-like shell is bu...

Original abstract acrylic painting on wood panel by Dutch artist Han Sterk, measuring 53.5 inches wide by 48 inches tall without frame. The composition layers bold geometric fields a...

Original abstract acrylic painting on wood by Han Sterk, Dutch visual artist and founder of the Han Sterk Gallery. Measuring 43 x 48 inches without frame, the work is built on a deep...

"Sedes" low, reclined armchair designed by Wim Mulder for Meubelatelier Allerhanden in the 1980s. The oak frame is built from wide, flat boards with a strongly angular, architectural...

Pair of Mid-Century high back dining chairs designed by Walter Antonis, produced for Hennie de Jong International Collections in the 1980s. Each chair combines red fabric on the tall...

Dutch Mid-Century double wall lamp from Hala Zeist's 'Zonne-serie' (Sun Series), designed by H. Busquet in the 1960s. Two conical enameled metal shades, one black and one yellow, ext...

Geometric wall sconce by Italian manufacturer Egoluce in black enameled metal. The body is formed by two flat angular panels that converge to a d...

Extra tall Wim Rietveld Mosquito table with a round glass top and black enameled metal frame. Four slender legs splay outward at characteristic angles, supporting both the glass surf...

Mid-Century Italian wall-mounted coat rack constructed of horizontal teak slats held within two vertical black metal side rails, forming a ladder-like panel. Four large black enamele...

RAAK Amsterdam Model B-1010 pendant light, dating to 1968, with a wide, low-profile domed shade in deep burgundy metallic glazed glass. The disc form is broad and flat in proportion,...

Set of five 1950s leather gymnastics medicine balls in graduated sizes and assorted leather tones. Multi-panel construction with hand-stitched seams runs across all five balls, rangi...

Interlübke single-drawer cabinet units from the 1960s, each with a white lacquered carcass and a teak-veneered drawer front. The units sit low to the floor with a fully rectilinear f...

Mid-Century table lamp designed by Italian designer Tommaso Barbi in the 1970s. The rounded cylindrical base is hand-blown glass in soft pink with horizontal swirl banding in deeper ...

Pair of Mid-Century stacking task stools manufactured by the Belgian post-war furniture maker Tubax in the 1960s. Each stool features a circular wood seat in a warm amber tone set at...

Solid wood milking or foot stool with four splayed, square-section legs and a thick rectangular seat with softly rounded corners. The deep brown wood shows strong grain across the se...

Set of four Mid-Century side chairs influenced by the work of Finnish designer Ilmari Tapiovaara. Each chair features a rounded hoop back with evenly spaced vertical spindles, a soli...

Square Danish Mid-Century table with an etched copper top resting in a dark burgundy-stained wood frame. The copper panel sits slightly proud of the frame, giving it a floating quali...

Set of four Italian Post-Modern dining chairs, each built on a black lacquered tubular steel frame with a dramatically tall arched back. Vertical spindle rods fan from the curved top...

Set of three Dutch Mid-Century Modernist nesting tables, constructed in satin aluminum. Each table shares the same reduced rectilinear form: a flat rectangular top with abrupt square...

Dutch Mid-Century side table designed by Peter Ghyczy, dating to the 1970s. Three chrome tubular legs angle outward from a central brass collar, creating a clean tripod base topped w...

Dutch Mid-Century Model 356 PQ rolling office chair designed by Willem H. Gispen for Gispen Culemborg. The seat and back are upholstered in cream corduroy fabric, supported by a tubu...

Dutch Mid-Century Model 356 PQ rolling office chair, designed by Willem H. Gispen for Gispen Culemborg. The chair features a rounded bucket seat and back upholstered in black leather...

Dutch Mid-Century office armchair, Model 356, designed by Christoffel Hoffmann for Gispen. Rounded, fully upholstered seat and back in black fabric are set within a continuous bent t...

Folding lounge chair model X75-4, designed by Börge Lindau and Bo Lindekrantz for Swedish manufacturer Lammhults in 1972. Tubular chrome-plated steel legs form a curved X-shaped base...

Mid-Century office chair in the Artifort style, upholstered in dense espresso brown wool fabric with a texture closely resembling Hallingdal. Cast aluminum loop armrests are polished...

Set of 4 Post Modern dining chairs by Dutch manufacturer Castelijn. Each chair pairs a navy blue upholstered seat back with a round cobalt cushioned seat in a patterned fabric featur...

The Baccarat Hypnos pendulette is a sculptural table clock in clear crystal, featuring a large circular disc with a concave center that frames the small round clock face. The dial is...

Pair of brass candle holders designed by Ilse D. Ammonsen and produced by Daproma Denmark under the name Copenhagen. Each holder is fully machined in brass and incorporates two notab...

Mid-Century ceiling pendant built around four curved panels of frosted pressed glass secured by black enameled metal hardware. The glass carries a vertical rain-like relief pattern p...

Solid teak arm chairs from the 1920s Amsterdam School movement, offered as a pair. Each chair features a boldly geometric frame with a faceted, multi-angled top rail, flat horizontal...

Mid-Century lounge chair and matching ottoman in the style of Fratelli Reguitti, produced in the 1960s or 1970s. The construction centers on large, flat geometric side panels in ligh...

Rosewood veneer coffee table in the Fratelli Reguitti style, manufactured by Simmons in the 1960s to 1970s. Two curved rosewood veneer trays form the top surface, each with gently up...

Bent bamboo armchair by Rohe Noordwolde, featuring a tall oval back constructed from vertical bamboo reeds wrapped at the crown and base. Curved b...

Tall ceramic vase in a clean bottle form, finished in a deep, glossy red glaze with subtle speckling across the surface. The body is broad and cylindrical, rising to a narrowed neck ...

White enameled metal floor lamp in the style of Verner Panton, featuring a large half-dome shade with an acrylic diffuser and a rounded chrome dimmer knob at the shade junction. The ...

ndustrial stacking work table by Dutch manufacturer Marko, featuring a tubular black enameled metal frame engineered with an offset leg design that allows multiple tables to stack cleanly. The top is printed cream Formica. The offset frame positions legs slightly outside the table footprint, enabling clean vertical stacking without damaging surfaces. Marko produced contract and institutional furniture oriented toward functional, no-frills utility. The tubular metal construction and laminate top reflect the practical demands of mid-century workshop, school, and office environments, where durability and space efficiency outweighed decorative concerns. The stacking function was central to the design, not incidental. Actual Table may vary slightly from photos. All are in original condition with visible signs of wear and scratching, consistent with age and use...

Philips wall sconce with a circular black enameled metal backplate and a slim bracket that cradles a tall, double-tapered milk glass shade. The shade narrows at its midpoint where th...

Mid-Century black gooseneck clamp lamp with a cylindrical matte black enameled metal shade and fully flexible ribbed arm. The spring-loaded clamp base grips desk edges, shelves, or h...

West German glazed ceramic pendant from the Mid-Century era, featuring a cubic shade in vivid red-orange high-gloss glaze with swiss cheese-like perforations distributed across each ...

Dutch Mid-Century wall shelving system by Pilastro, Amsterdam, comprising two perforated off-white enameled metal risers with five assorted-color enameled metal shelves and a gray en...

Pilastro telephone table from the 1960s with a white laminate top, chrome wire sled base, and a black perforated metal magazine rack slung at a slant between the legs. The rack is formed from square-grid perforated sheet metal, angled to hold telephone directories or magazines within easy reach. The chrome wire frame is slender and precise, keeping the overall form light and spare. Pilastro was a Dutch manufacturer that produced wire and perforated metal furniture...

Pair of ceiling pendants in the style of Hans-Agne Jakobsson, each featuring a rounded blown glass shade in smoky gray with embedded air bubbles throughout. The globular form is comp...

Dutch Mid-Century flush ceiling fixture with a white pleated milk glass shade and cream Bakelite canopy. The cylindrical shade features pronounced vertical ribbing across its full su...