Roberta Di Camerino Furniture

This vintage Hermes lighter is meticulously crafted in brass and silver and adorned with the iconic Hermes logo.

The Marblelous Wine Holder is a sculptural wine stand carved from solid Carrara marble, designed to elevate the presentation of a special bottle while celebrating the natural beauty ...

A cylindrical body that delicately flares to a wide top well finished by two round handles. The steel wine cooler with leather sleeve comes also in a generous size ideal for champ...

Mahjong in matt Canaletto walnut with brass parts in ruthenium finish.

1965 mail order catalog from Danish emporium Illums Bolighus, the Copenhagen “Center of Modern Design” that retailed high-end Danish furniture and accessories along with a smattering of European offerings to both Danish citizens and the market abroad. Foreigners could shop at the department store when traveling or could order from one of the published catalogs. The 1965 catalog showcases chairs, tables, case pieces, desks, beds, carts, and wall systems by eminent and lesser-known Danish designers including Hans Weger, Peter Hvidt and O. Molgaard Nielsen, Vilhelm Wohlert, N.O. Moller, Finn Juhl, Harbo Solvsten, Erik Kierkegaard, Arne Jacobsen, ROsengreen Hansen, Nanna and Jorgen DItzel, Aage Schmidt Christensen, Poul Hundevad, Grete Jalk, Borge Mogensen, Arne Vodder, Kurt Ostervig, Folke Ohlsson, Kaare Klint, Ingemar Thillmark, Ib Kofod-Larsen, Karl Erik Ekselius, Poul Kjaerholm, Ole Wanscher, Erik Worts, Hans Olsen, Hohs. Aasbjerg, Edv. Kindt-Larsen, E. Engholm and Sv. A. Willumsen, Kai Kristiansen, and Sven Langkilde. Each entry includes a photograph along with curatorial information—designer, materials, and measurements. Stand-out designs in the catalog include Hans Wegner’s cube bar cabinet and Papa Bear chair and ottoman, Finn Juhl’s Judas dining table...

The decor insulated wine carrier with wine chiller was designed in 1978 to meet the needs of people in Melbourne Australia who patronised 'BYO' (bring your own) restaurants, which wa...

A nice wine bottle holder made of blackened and partly polished brass by Walter Bosse, Austria, 1950s.

Striking sculptural bottle holder in the form of a bulldog, produced in France or Italy during the 1970s. Crafted in polished metal, the piece combines a functional bottle cradle wi...

An authentic Early Victorian English prayer book, dated M.DCCC.XLIII (1843), printed at the Oxford University Press.Titled "The Book of Common Prayer," this fine antiquarian volume i...

Italian vintage brass and velvet night out purse, shoulder bag, clutch or handbag. Marked inside, made in Italy. Measures: Length of chain 36 inches. ...

This 1980s Modernist French wine cooler is an elegant blend of luxury and functionality. It features a stunning heavy crystal body with a textured diamond-cut pattern, which enhances...

1950s Arthur Umanoff wine rack in painted wrought iron. Can be used as a tabletop or floor rack, accommodating 17 bottles. Pictured with this wine rack is the smaller, 7-bottle hold...

Wrought Iron wall mount wine bottle holder. Holds 12 bottles total. Perfect for that rustic barn home or modern penthouse. Great unique gift for that sommelier , home made wine maker...

Mid Century Playing Cards Box in Patinated Silver Plated Brass and Velvet, Europe, 1960s. This is a wonderful and very nicely patinated mid century playing cards box. Makes for very...

Arthur Umanoff for Shaver Howard, butcher block top, 9 bottle wine holder with iron frame and bottle supports. Often attributed to Paul McCobb, this piece was designed by Arthur Uman...