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Italy, ca. 1970s or 1980s. A stylish cane and bamboo chest or sideboard by Italian designer Flam Sansoni for manufacturer Dal Vera. Featuring natural bamboo trim and woven cane panelling with blond wood interior. Includes four ample drawers and a large cabinet with an easily adjustable shelf. Recessed brass campaign pulls add visual interest to clean modernist lines and tonal materials. An exceptionally versatile piece - it would serve nicely as either a sideboard, a hallway console or even a dresser. Professionally refurbished and in excellent vintage condition, retaining warm age-appropriate patina.

Founded in the Veneto region of Italy in 1884, for nearly a century Dal Vera was known for producing extensive collections of finely crafted living and dining room furniture. During the peak of mid-century Italian modernism, Flam Sansoni served as principal designer for most of Dal Vera’s output throughout the 1950s to 1970s. Sansoni was integral in developing the company’s post-War aesthetic and characteristic use of materials, in the Bohemian Riviera style.

Dimensions: 48.5” wide x 18.5” deep x 29.75” high.

$3200

USA, ca. 1960s. A supremely comfortable and classically modern lounge chair with ottoman designed by Charles & Ray Eames for Herman Miller. Features Brazilian rosewood body with supple black leather upholstery. Cast aluminum swivel bases enhance functionality. Introduced in 1956, the Model 670 / 671 was inspired by the notion of a traditional English club chair - yet with a distinctively Eames twist. The use of rosewood was phased out beginning in the early 1990s, which makes this model even more desirable. Professionally refinished and conditioned. In excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions:

Chair: 33.5” wide x 35” deep x 31.5” high; 17” seat height.

Ottoman: 20.75” wide x 21.5” deep x 17” high.