Xavier Matégot Furniture

Set of four dining armchairs in the style of Frank Lloyd Wright by A. Sibau produced in Manzano, Italy Made of beechwood with cherry fini...

Rare Mathieu Matégot bookstand for Artimeta, 1956. White perforated trays, to use for magazines or books, also useable as a side table. In original vin...

- 1970s, Germany - Design: Eugen Schmidt - Marked by paper label - Good original condition (see detail photos) - Table not included.

A lovely and unusual set of four large Art Deco period armchairs, upholstered in beige velvet, with embroidered detailing on the backs. They have deep seats and tall backs. The...

Rare Mid century industrial steel barrister fireproof bookcase gray with glass doors 5 tier. Made in USA circa 1950 by GF general fireproofing. Gray in color with 5 tiers tall with t...

This is a set of four Halston Armchairs, originally designed by Charles Pfister for the Metropolitan Furniture Company in 1979. These particular examples were produced in the 1980s. ...

Extraordinary set of four French art deco chairs crafted from radiant mahogany after Jules Leleu. The chairs feature a large flared back with a contoured rest that is upholstered wit...

Midcentury, industrial, barrister bookcase, features six interlocking, stackable cases with glass front doors that slide to open has a newly brushed steel exterior and contrasting, o...

Chic suite if four tufted leather tub chairs. y noted furniture maker B. L. Marble. The chairs have a leather bucket type seat, which is supported by a solid wood base, and legs, on ...

Fantastic industrial double library bookcase or open shelf etagere hand-crafted from thick gauge steel. The case features a painstakingly labor intensive highly polished nickel finis...

Vintage industrial steel barrister bookcase by Globe-Wernicke, retaining its original manufacturer’s badge. Constructed in modular stacking sections with glass-front lift-and-slide d...

Bespoke low bookcase with case in veneered blockboard and sliding glass panels and tubular steel base.

Each upholstered backrest with backscrolled top rail above an upholstered seat flanked by arm rests, raised on ring-turned legs; each stamped JACOB FRERES / RUE MESLEE on back rail, three with old inked inscription M Julien...

Originally designed by Carlo Scarpa in 1935 and produced for the first time by Bernini in 1980, the Bookcase Model 795 perfectly embodies Scarpa’s architectural approach to furniture. The design features two vertical steel uprights with adjustable feet and wall mounts, supporting eight solid walnut shelves that gradually decrease in depth from bottom to top. The height is adjustable from 290 to 300 cm, emphasizing Scarpa’s fascination with precision mechanics and structural balance. Although conceived decades earlier, this bookcase anticipates the modular and architectural systems that would later define postwar Italian design, such as Franco Albini’s LB7...

Italian modern chromed steel and smoked glass self supporting bookcase, 1970s. Self-supporting bookcase with structure entirely in chromed steel, w...