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A true icon of Italian design minimalism, this vintage side chairs by Gian Domenico Bellotti for Flyline is a perfect blend of elegance and playfulness. Known as “spaghetti chairs” for their distinctive PVC cord seating and backrest, the chair features a sleek, cubic steel frame lacquered to perfection. The seat and back are hand-strung with flexible cords, creating a comfortable yet visually light silhouette. Their airy design and clean geometry give them a timeless, modern feel. This chair executed in a vibrant red color is showcasing the craftsmanship and style that made 1970s Italian design so sought after. It is in a very well preserved vintage condition, with only minor wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 80 cm, Width: 45 cm, Depth: 46 cm, Seat height: 45 cm, Quantity: 1

This amber glass vase is the Marceau model from the Luxval collection by Val Saint Lambert, produced in Belgium during the 1930s–1940s and standing 21 cm high. The vase is made of transparent amber glass and features a bold geometric relief pattern with strong vertical articulation, characteristic of Luxval pressed glass design. The warm colour and crisp texture give the vase a striking architectural presence while remaining elegant and highly decorative. A classic example of Belgian Art Deco–influenced glass design. The vase is in excellent vintage condition. Dimensions: Height 21 Diameters: Top 14,5 Belly 8,5 cm

Very nice authentic large round Cadovius coffee table designed by the artist Susanne Fjeldsoe Mygge for Cado, Denmark in the 1970s. Tulip Aluminium base with an eyecatching handpainted thick top, in deep golden and blackish brown tones. This piece of art is in a very well preserved vintage condition with minimal marks of wear compliant its age and use. Fits perfectly in an eclectic based interior. Dimensions: Height: 52 cm including Top (4 cm thick). , Diameter Top: 118 cm, Pedestal: 62 cm. Quantity: 1

Iconic Bauhaus-inspired cantilever chair, model D44, produced by TECTA and designed by William Dunkel. The chair features a chrome-plated tubular steel frame combined with a robust black plastic mesh seat and backrest, a hallmark of TECTA’s modernist seating from the 1970s.

Its clean lines, floating cantilever construction and graphic, almost architectural presence clearly reflect Bauhaus principles of form following function. The black plastic mesh offers both visual lightness and practical durability, making the chair suitable for both domestic and office interiors.

This model is widely regarded as a design classic and is well documented in international design references, including Pamono.

As with all vintage design items, light signs of use and ageing may be present and contribute to its authentic character. The chair is structurally sound and in good vintage condition. Dimensions: Height 68 Width 55 Depth 50 Seating height 43 cm.

Large and luxurious very comfortable lounge chairs manufactured by the renowned Dutch Design producer Leolux in the 1970s. This sturdy set is upholstered in a well preserved seal brown leather. Leolux is well-known for its high quality furniture. The set is in a very well-preserved condition, with minor wear consistent its age and use. A matching two-seater sofa is also available in our collection. Dimensions: Height: 70 cm, Width: 100 cm, Depth: 90 cm, Seat height: 40 cm, Quantity: 1

Rectangular vintage kitchen table with a solid wooden frame and light beechwood legs, featuring a grey Formica tabletop with a subtle linen-like texture. The table includes a practical drawer beneath the top, finished with a decorative floral knob, adding a charming and functional detail. A compact and honest mid-century kitchen table, ideal for smaller kitchens or breakfast corners. As with all vintage items, light signs of use may be present and contribute to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height 73 Width 90 Depth 60 cm.

Vintage Norwegian lounge chair with matching ottoman, known as the iconic “Kengu” model, designed by Elsa & Nordahl Solheim and produced by Rybo Rykken & Co. The chair features a sculptural curved laminated wooden frame combined with smooth brown leather upholstery. The floating seat construction provides excellent ergonomic support and outstanding seating comfort. Both chair and ottoman are in well preserved vintage condition, with minor wear consistent with age and careful use. A timeless and highly collectable example of Scandinavian Mid-Century design. Dimensions Chair: Height 75 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 80 cm, Seating Height 48 cm
Ottoman Dimensions: Height 48 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 60 cm

Set of six rare Italian mid-Century modern 'Trieste' folding chairs designed by Aldo Jacober for Alberto Bazzani in the 1960s. Crafted from solid wood with a sculptural, architectural frame and beautifully aged warm patina. The desifgn combines functional ingenuity with minimalist elegance, resulting in a timeless and highly collectible seating solution. An early modern reinterpretation of the folding chair, emblematic of post-war Italian design innovation. Exceptional as a dining set, design statement, or for collectors of authentic mid-century furniture. Dimensions: Height 76 Width 50 Depth 45 Seating Height 45 cm.

Set of 5 original vintage issues of Domus Magazine, dating from 1982. This bundle includes the following issue numbers: 625, 626, 630, 632 and 633. Domus is internationally regarded as one of the most influential monthly reviews of architecture, interior design, and art, and has played a key role in shaping modern architectural and design discourse. Domus was founded in 1928 by the architect Gio Ponti, together with publisher Gianni Mazzocchi — two leading figures in Italian architecture and publishing whose collaboration helped establish Domus as a leading voice in 20th-century design. Issues from the 1970s reflect a period of architectural experimentation and cultural transition. Typical content includes contemporary architectural projects, urban and residential design, theoretical essays, interior concepts, and explorations of new materials and construction methods, alongside contributions related to art and visual culture. Each issue is documented with individual cover photography and interior spread images, providing a clear and transparent visual overview of the condition and content of the magazines. Offered as a cohesive set, these original vintage issues are no longer in print and are highly sought after by collectors, architects, designers, and scholars. Together, they form a valuable reference archive capturing the spirit of late 20th-century European and international design culture.

This refined German desk lamp was produced by Kaiser Leuchten in the 1960s and exemplifies understated mid-century elegance. Executed in lacquered brass, the lamp features a distinctive disc-shaped shade that provides soft, focused light while maintaining a sculptural presence. The gently curved arm and weighted base give the lamp both visual balance and functional stability. Subtly adjustable and beautifully proportioned, this is a high-quality piece suited to a desk, side table or reading corner. The lamp is in very good vintage condition, with a warm patina consistent with age. Wiring needs to be checked. Dimensions: Height: 45 cm, Diameter Shade: 35 cm