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JHQ for Dansk! Quistgaard designed the famous Congo (or “Viking”) ice bucket in two separate sizes and, over time, it was produced with different colors of plastic lining: white, black, and the orange shown here. The outer portion of the

Which style do you prefer? Either way, over a century post-production, they both survive. Despite being phased out functionally as we pushed forward to industrialization, these stoneware vessels may be a familiar sight. Some of them exist, historical

Found a @heywoodwakefield M-308-G step end table at @antiquesbarnwaterst as-is during the summer and had to bring it back to the city and restore it!

Swipe for the “before” and read below for a summary:

We took it apart and stripped do

Captivated by this antique two-tone one-gallon stoneware jug, it is truly in outstanding condition. Void of chips and cracks, it features a mostly intact cork, and the original paper label, partially intact. Label text identifies its Lowell, Massachu

We love a glow up, and it has been a journey for these mid-century Thonet secretary chairs, styled here with vintage @dansk icebucket designed by Jens Quistgaard and @hudsonbaycompany throw. To the touch, this duo are smooth like butter 🧈 Swipe to s

A trio of J39s from 2 different eras and 2 different states embarking today on a journey across the country! ✈️

#sustainability #moderninterior #midcenturyfurniture #mcm #midcenturymodern

Mahogany Monday! (Not a thing yet, but perhaps in the future…?)

Similar to our earlier mahogany bowl, this lovely piece, ca. 1970s is everything. Literally—a myriad! It has deep, mahogany character with two patches of blonde sapwood in

Arthur Umanoff was an American designer, influential in the mid century modern and post-modern movements, who also began his professional career here in Brooklyn at the Pratt institute.

His designs span a number of categories—clocks, chairs,

This dainty yet hearty fruits bowl is crafted from a lovely two-toned teak, and sits at 13 cm tall with a base width of 11.8cm, expanding to 20.5cm at its widest. The wood has been skillfully turned down to a gauge of approximately 6mm all around. Da

The J39 chair, appropriately coined “The People’s Chair” was designed by Børge Mogensen in 1947. Recently, on a trip through antique furniture stops between New York and North Carolina, the chair’s roots in American fol

Posting a reel of a portion of the restoration process for this chair soon, so keep an eye out! This and 3 others are available, comment if you’d like to see the next one restored to match its natural beechwood 🪵🪑

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A teak catchall as gorgeous as it is useful. Swipe through for pictures before and after restoring its finish!

It is almost hard to believe that this teak has gained so much depth since this piece was produced c. 1960s—it features elegantly r

School picture day for this face jug! This piece came to life at 2:14AM in 2021 at the hands of Dale Costner in Vale, NC according to the bottom of him. He’s got a cigar hanging out of his mouth, a prominent sculpted nose, one tooth and a pair

Exquisite and rare, this late 20th-century carved bust captures the timeless elegance of the female form, masterfully rendered in indigenous Hawaiian Milo wood.
Hand-carved and signed on the base by artist Brandon Blair, this piece highlights the nat

Bring midcentury warmth and organic sculptural form to your space with this 1970s turned wood bowl. Crafted from solid mahogany, it showcases a rich and deep reddish-brown grain with subtle golden undertones, strikingly contrasted by a unique band of

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