Elm More Furniture and Collectibles

Pierre Chapo, 'Godot' queen bed or daybed, elm, France, design ca. 1960, made 1970s This ‘Godot’ bed is one of the early editions designed by Pierre Chapo, known for his hallmark us...

Size: 36"W x 20.25"D x 26"H Int. Drawer: 29.5"W x 16.5"D x 3.5"H Shelf CL: 31" x 9.25"H Wood Species: Reclaimed Elm Finish: Walnut Handles: Metal Wood on wood glides The Nathalie Ni...

Pierre Chapo, 'L01F' single bed, elm, fabric, France, design circa 1960 Designed by Pierre Chapo in the 1960s, the L01H bed is a powerful expression of the designer’s commitment to ...

This 19th-century antique Italian celestial globe on a turned wood floor stand is a captivating decorative statement piece, blending early astronomy charm with a rare historical gravitas and a distinct Grand Tour aesthetic. Dating to the first half of the 1800s, this standing constellation sphere features entirely hand-painted paper gores over a gesso core, supported by a beautifully crafted solid hardwood tripod base. It represents an exceptional acquisition for interior designers and discerning collectors seeking an authentic conversational antique with an understated, historic palazzo character and Wunderkammer appeal.  Aristocratic Provenance & Tuscan Estate Heritage Lineage This exceptional library globe comes with an immaculate heritage, sourced directly from a historic private villa in Tuscany, Italy. It belongs to a prestigious noble family collection that has remained untouched for generations and is now being unveiled to the open market for the very first time. Its fresh-to-the-market status and pristine country-house provenance make it a highly desirable find for connoisseurs looking for authentic, untouched Italian history.  Astrological Artistry & Symbolism The star globe’s surface features hand-applied paper gores over a finely shaped gesso core, entirely hand-painted with tempera natural pigments illustrating the allegorical figures of the classical zodiac alongside other whimsical constellations. The globe acts as a visual map of the ancient night sky, coded according to ancient astrological planet governors including Leo, Scorpio, and Cancer.  A detail of supreme interest for collectors of early scientific instruments is the deliberate, sophisticated use of historical mineral pigments:  Cancer:Rendered in deep blue tones, symbolizing the Water element and its ruling celestial body, the Moon. Scorpio: Clothed in vivid, intense Mars red, honoring its ancient planetary ruler historically associated with fire and cosmic strength. The sphere is housed within a fully articulated iron meridian ring, which allows the globe to be adjusted for inclination and smoothly rotated on its own axis, preserving its full original mechanical functionality. As visible in the photographs, the paper gores display a gorgeous, authentic aged patina with honest signs of time, micro-flaking, and light wear that beautifully underscore its two centuries of history without affecting its structural stability. The sphere rests inside a deep walnut-toned horizon ring, supported by a masterfully turned central pillar and an elegant X-frame stretcher base. This specific format of library globe was highly coveted during the Grand Tour era, serving as both an intellectual tool and a sophisticated emblem of worldly travel for European aristocrats returning from their Italian journeys.  The Divine Perspective: The Mirror-Image Cosmocentric Geometry What elevates this specific sphere from a mere decorative object to an extraordinary artifact of early cosmological philosophy is the deliberate, sophisticated layout of its cartography. To the modern eye, the positioning of the constellations follows a deeply fascinating, counter-intuitive logic: the Taurus appears to the right of Cancer, while Sagittarius sits to the upper left of Capricorn. Far from being an artistic caprice, this layout strictly adheres to the ancient rules of "cosmocentric" cartography. Historically, celestial globes were designed to show the universe from a "divine perspective"—looking down at the heavens from the outside, rather than looking up from the Earth. This creates a brilliant mirror-image effect where the traditional East-West orientation of the night sky is flipped. Furthermore, the sweeping, sinuous body of the Hydra (the water serpent) winding its way toward the lower southern pole accurately mirrors the strict coordinate calculations of 17th and 18th-century star catalogues. This hidden layer of mathematical and philosophical history transforms the globe into an exceptional conversational centerpiece, bridging the gap between artistic imagination and the rigid geometry of Renaissance astronomy. Materials & Craftsmanship The monumental sphere is supported by a refined, masterfully turned tripod base crafted from solid elm wood. Elm was highly prized in traditional Italian cabinetmaking for its exceptional stability, resistance, and beautifully dramatic grain patterns. Originating from the scientific traditions of ancient Greece and elevated by the 17th-century cartographic workshops of Flanders, this 1800s Italian interpretation perfectly embodies the transition from a navigation tool to a symbol of intellectual curiosity and elite interior styling.  Condition Report & Structural Integrity *Overall State: In excellent, stable antique condition. The solid wood tripod stand is robust, structurally sound, and perfectly balanced. *Surface Patina: The hand-painted paper gores show a gorgeous, authentic age-formed patina and fine network of craquelure, displaying honest wear consistent with its 19th-century origin while remaining completely stable, intact, and well-fixed to the gesso base. Interior Design & Placement Concepts Thanks to its imposing silhouette and rich, warm wood tones, this antique floor globe...

Size: 26.25″W x 21.5″D x 26″H Int. Drawer: 19.75″W x 16.5″D x 4″H Between Shelf: 9″H x 21.25″W x 20″D Wood Species: Reclaimed Elm Finish: Walnut Handles: Metal Wood on wood glides T...

This charming little storage chest dates to the early 19th century and is the perfect place to stow household odds and ends. Petite in scale, the small cabinet was originally used at...

A pair of French vintage bedside tables made of solid light wood, featuring a soft, organic design inspired by 1970s mountain-style furniture. The lines are thick and rounded, with c...

Size: 26″W x 20″D x 26″H Int. Drawer: 19.75″W x 16.5″D x 4″H Between Shelf: 9"H x 21.25"W x 20"D Wood Species: Reclaimed Elm Finish: Walnut Handles: Metal Wood on wood glides The Na...

Pierre Chapo designed the Godot bed in 1959 as a special commission for writer Samuel Beckett, wittily naming it after the play Waiting for Godot. Model...

Bedside tables model "O.K" designed by Axel Einar Hjorth. Produced by Nordiska Kompaniet, Sweden in 1936. Table top made from veneered elm wood with contrasting darker decor, chrome...

The Natalie Nightstand is a charming bedside storage solution. The two-drawers offers both convenience and function. Due to the reclaimed wood material, some variations and imperfec...

This authentic 19th-century travel trunk is a beautifully preserved example of traditional craftsmanship, combining robust construction with understated decorative charm. Crafted pri...

This elegant pair of French Louis XV style nightstands showcases the refined craftsmanship and timeless charm of late 19th to early 20th century furniture. Each piece is finely venee...

Jules Wabbes, single bed, elm, metal, Belgium, 1960s This particular bed is specifically designed as a hanging bed for the ferry boat ‘Reine Fabiola’. From 1963 to 1964, Jules Wabb...

Condition: Expertly Refinished With over 15 years of experience, our workshop has followed a careful process of restoration, showcasing our passion and creativity for vintage design...

Ollie Nightstand in Natural Reclaimed Elm Wood Our nightstand is custom made from reclaimed elm wood in a natural finish. The eco-friendly dresser, is a great additional to any space...

A highly decorative antique Japanese wooden storage chest, dating from the Meiji period (circa 1870–1910). The chest is crafted from dark wood that shows signs of age, bearing a beau...

This small painted cabinet is an antique Chinese storage chest from the mid-19th century, a miniature version of a classic painted wedding cabinet. Crafted of elm to a simple silhoue...

19th century English Regency turned elm wood book stand with bone decoration. This is one of my favorite recent acquisitions, beautifully crafted and wonderful patina. The turned sup...

A Chinese canopy bed, or marriage bed, was the most important part of a bride's dowry and was the central feature of her personal quarters. Traditionally, beds were central to Chines...

Size: 30"W x 20.5"D x 26"H Int. Drawers: 22.5"W x 17.5"D x 12"H Doors: 21"W x 17"D x 12"H Wood Species: Reclaimed Elm Wood Finish: Dark Natural Back side is not finished wood on wood gliders...

Great looking and patina antique Gothic trunk, made of solid elmwood. This impressive looking and practical size chest shows a number of deep and...

Rustic yet minimal, this antique Chinese display table finds its place in the modern home as a nightstand, pedestal or side table. Dated to the late 19th century, the small table is ...

A Chinese canopy bed, or marriage bed, was the most important part of a bride's dowry and was the central feature of her personal quarters. Traditionally, beds were central to Chines...

Maison regain two bedside tables in solid elm opening with a front drawer. Around 1960. Pierre Chapo style Very good condition. price is for one , two are available

Original Mid-Century Solid Elm Bed / Daybed by Pierre Chapo with removable headboard. Model L01G

This 19th-century locking cabinet from Shanxi province is the perfect place to stow household odds and ends. Crafted with traditional joinery, the small cabinet has an overhung top, ...

Early 20th century bronze cannon model, English. A decorative piece in an iron & wood (elm & fruitwood) carriage with possibly the insignia of The Duchy of Brunswick on the cannon. Acquired in the mid-20th century in a Madrid antiques...

This pair of antique Chinese lattice screens showcases the elegance and craftsmanship of traditional architectural woodwork. Crafted in elm or a...

A Chinese canopy bed was typically part of a bride's dowry or a gift to a courtesan. It grew to be an important household status symbol, and the sub...

Oak little walnut armoire chef d'oeuvre of a cabinetmaker. In its original sense, a masterpiece is a piece that marks the completion of an artisan's training, who, through this prod...

Size: 36"W x 20.25"D x 26"H Int. Drawer: 29.5"W x 26.5"D x 3.5"H Shelf: 29.5"W x 16.5"D x 3.5"H Wood Species: Reclaimed Elm Finish: Chestnut Handles: Metal Wood on wood glides The N...

Mid-19th Century Gothic Revival Inlaid Elm and Birch Chessboard with Patinated Brass Gallery A striking mid-19th century Gothic Revival chessboard, beautifully crafted with an intri...

This is a wonderful example of a canopy bed from Shanghai Province, China. Made of Chinese Northern Elm, this bed features hoofed feet and multiple floral carvings. The exterior ...

These small Chinese locking cabinets from the early 20th century have richly aged patinas that only time can achieve. The little cabinets have a minimal, square-corner design with st...

Circa 1920 elm lollipop rack from France. The back is hand turned with routed decoration, and has five pegs for hanging coats or hats. The pegs are hand turned for added design int...

George Nakashima design headboard for a king or queen sized bed for his Origins series by Widdicomb, 1959. Constructed of East Indian Laurel wood in the original Sundra finish, clean...

Early 20th Century English Solid Elm Library Steps with Handrail A handsome and unusually substantial set of early 20th century English library steps, beautifully constructed from so...

Lit double dit Godot ou L01

French bedside cabinets nightstand of 1970s rattan and massive elm. One drawer and one niche on each side table. Typical design of the 1970's, this nightstandes have been made by ...

Rare Art Deco Bed or Daybed, designed by Donald Deskey for Widdicomb, circa 1927. This design was featured in one of the first exhibitions of Art Deco design in the United States, wh...

Maison Regain, nightstand or side table, solid elm, leather, France, 1970s This charming nightstand is produced by the French furniture company Maison Regain. This item is well-cons...

Pierre Chapo Rare Nightstand, bedside model T07

Rare Art Deco Nightstand, designed by Donald Deskey for Widdicomb, circa 1927. This design was featured in one of the first exhibitions of Art Deco design in the United States, which...

This is a lovely country stool made of Elm in Victorian England during the 19th century, circa 1850. The elm stool has thick solid circular turned seat or top which sits on four ring turned legs with four shaped turned stretchers between the legs which make this stool very strong and stable. The stool has developed a glorious rich color through natural patination and polishing over the years with the top a lovely mellow color. We attribute this stool to a North East Yorkshire...

These rare bed frames, produced in Denmark in 1965 and originally retailed through the prestigious Illum Bolighus, are a striking representation of mid-century Scandinavian craftsman...

Absolutely stunning beechwood and elm European King bed frame manufactured by France's Ebenisterie Seltz furniture makers. Designed by the Dani...

The Jacob Nightstand is a charming bedside storage solution. The two-doored cabinet offers both convenience and function, while a divided interior provides ample storage space to hol...

Charming pair of mid-century modern nightstands crafted in Sweden from warm-toned elm wood. Each piece features a clean, functional design with a single drawer above a double-door ca...

30”w x 20.5”d x 26”h Drawers: 22.75″ x 16.25″ x 3.75″H Finish: Chestnut Reclaimed Elm Wood Wood on wood glides Our dresser is custom made from reclaimed elm wood in a dark walnut fi...

A Very Good Quality And Extremely Charming Early 19th Century Yew Wood, Ash & Elm Childs Windsor Armchair, Having Elegant Hooped Back With Pierced & Shaped Central Splat Flan...

Maison regain 2 bedside tables in solid elm opening with a front drawer. Laying on four rectangular legs. Around 1960. Pierre Chapo style Scratches.

Early edition “Book Crib” by Bruno Mathsson, made from elmwood. A beautiful design piece that can be placed on a desk or on the floor.

Little elm burl doll cabinet. A great deal of care has gone into making this toy so that it closely resembles the real thing. The mirror on the door is bevelled, the shelving area is...

A set of 4 screens, made in elm wood. Lacquer decorated in polychrome. Panels decorated with vases, flowers, etc. Former screen wall from house in Shanxi pro...

Perfecting line and proportion, the simple design of this low locking chest celebrates the restraint of classic Chinese furniture forms. Crafted from reclaimed elmwood, the cabinet i...

A hallmark of Chinese architecture, tall door panels such as these were used in provincial courtyard homes to easily open up a room to the outdoors. Designed with solid wood panels instead of lattice windows, these door panels were likely installed facing the street, used to protect the home rather than provide decoration. The doors were originally linked by hinges set in opposite directions, allowing the doors to fold upon themselves as they open. Instead of the elaborate carvings often found on Qing-dynasty doors...

Introducing the Niki Nightstand, crafted from solid reclaimed elm wood with a natural wax finish. This stunning piece features two doors providing ample storage space for all your b...

This striking antique religious wall plaque was crafted in Spain circa 1870 and depicts the Madonna and Child in high relief within an oval medallion form. Richly hand carved and pol...

This two-door side cabinet has a classic, square-corner design with clean lines and minimal decoration. The small cabinet is crafted of elm with traditional joinery methods, faced wi...