California Modernist Barstools after Cleo Baldon, 1960s
The texture of the hide contrasts beautifully against the more industrial materials of the stool.
The texture of the hide contrasts beautifully against the more industrial materials of the stool.
This is a Cross Hatch Coffee Table, designed by Svend Langkilde for Langkilde Mobler in Denmark in the 1960s. The base has a cross hatch design, a quintessentially Danish convention. Overall, this table is in good condition.
The mirror itself is discolored and I’m not sure why. It appears as if there is a haze to it. The mirror itself I would personally replace with a new one.
This is a Saarinen Executive Arm Chair, originally designed by Eero Saarinen for Knoll in 1950. These examples were produced in the 1960s. Their design features legs of polished tubular stainless steel with an upholstered seat and back in blue fabric.
Please see the pictures because one of the rubber feet is missing. This vintage 1960's metal perforated stool vanity bench by Salterini Style features a unique white geometric curved seat, perfect for adding a touch of industrial retro style to any room be it indoor or outdoor. Fully assembled, this bench is 21.25" in length with a 11" width and 14.5" height. Made in the United States, this mid 20th-century piece is a functional and stylish addition to your space.
Very cool vintage 1950s/60s sewing chair featuring a hidden storage compartment under the seat! Perfect accent piece for a craft room, vanity, bedroom, or living space. Sturdy tapered wooden legs and black vinyl upholstered flip-top seat. Great mid-century modern aesthetic and highly functional. Standard DimensionsTotal Height (Floor to top of backrest): 24 to 26 inchesSeat Height (Floor to top of cushion): 17 to 18 inchesSeat Width: 17 to 17.5 inchesSeat Depth: 15.5 to 16 inchesInternal Storage Depth: Approx. 4 inches deep
These particular examples were produced in the 1960s. These shells are sold without bases. They were originally on Tandem benches, which we still have the parts for.
Note : buyer is responsible for hiring their own shipper. We can hold this item for as long as needed after payment. This sale is for an absolutely fantastic circa 1960s or 70 credenza for knoll international. It is a classic designed by Florence Knoll. It looks to be done in a light teakwood. It has a white Carrera marble top. It is finished out on the back. I am selling it as found out of the designers a state that owned it. There are some small chipping across the front of the marble as pictured. And there is a veneer splinter off the side edge of one door. Most of the splinter is still inside the credenza, I have not attempted to glue back on. It only has three of the six original floor level glides to the bottom. It still presents very well and looks absolutely fantastic. This piece could easily serve in a dining room, but would be best in a living room with a large screen television on top or displayed with art. I cannot find a lable present on the piece, but guaranteed Knoll 100%. Please ask questions. Again NOTE: buyer is responsible for all shipping. It is not $1. I am on interstate 44. In Oklahoma. Many shippers passed by here traveling from Coast to coast. You could also try to get a quote on U-ship. Again, I can hold it , reasonably, for as long as needed. I may be able to assist in getting a Shipper as well. Thanks for looking.
This MCM Mid Century Mustard Yellow Vinyl Hassock Ottoman Footstool from the 1960s is a fully assembled, round-shaped piece of furniture with a solid yellow color. It features a firm synthetic fill material and is made of vinyl, embodying the Mid-Century Modern style popular during that era.