This is a 1970's Ekornes Stressless ottoman/footstool. I believe it is from about 1974-75. It does show light areas of wear from age and use and is missing 3 buttons as seen in the pictures. This model has a slight angle from 15.5" to 13.5" for extra comfort on your legs while seated.
The set exudes a retro charm typical of the 1970s style, making it a unique addition to any dollhouse or miniature collection. The wooden construction adds to the authenticity of the set, while the upholstered chairs provide a comfortable seating option for guests in the dining room.
This is a 'Dilly Dally’ Vanity and coordinating Chair, designed by Luigi Massoni for Poltrona Frau in 1968. This example was produced in Italy in the 1970s. The set features a vanity stool on casters that can be pushed under the table when not in use.
Often referred to as the “relaxing machine ,” the LC4 remains one of the most celebrated furniture designs of the 20th century, combining tubular steel engineering with sculptural ergonomics. • Cowhide sling upholstery.
This vintage 1970's round wicker rattan hourglass swirl plant stand side table or stool is a unique and stylish addition to any room in your home. The brown wicker tabletop sits elegantly on a pedestal base, adding a touch of retro charm to your decor. Standing at 14.5 inches tall and 14 inches in diameter, this versatile piece can be used in various spaces such as the entryway, porch, bathroom, kitchen, bedroom, living room, home office/study, or dining room. With its circular shape and traditional design, this wicker rattan table is sure to be a conversation starter in any room.
Pair of italian 1970s chrome Etagere bamboo shelves with 6 removable smoked glass shelving on each. Both shelves dismantle in half for easy transportation. Great vintage condition. Please contact me if you have any questions about this piece or a piece that you're looking for that may be in our warehouses Dimensions 81 inch height 30 inch length 15 inch depth
Please refer to photos before purchase. Overall fantastic condition beside top part...but looks like easy fix.
Lou Hodges, born in Washington DC and a graduate of the Art Center School of Design in Los Angeles, is a very collectible designer. This spectacular 204” wide unit is finished on the back so it can be floated in a room and also serve as a room divider.
