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Charles And Ray Eames 670 & 671 palisander longe chair in black leather for Herman Miller. As new.

Gaetano Pesce Fuoco Table Lamp for Meritalia, 2007

Gaetano Pesce Lava vase for Fish Design Italy / USA

Poul Kjærholm’s PK20 for Fritz Hansen, circa 1980. Rich chocolate-brown leather and Kjærholm’s signature sculptural minimalism make this a timeless example of Danish modernism.

Available at Who Modern.

Erik Jørgensen. EJ220 sectional sofa for Fredericia Denmark.
Introduced in 1970, the EJ 220 has become a defining piece in Erik Jørgensen’s collection and an enduring example of the classic Danish box sofa. Its low, streamlined profile and slender armrests established a distinctive design language that has influenced generations of sofa design. Combining refined proportions with exceptional craftsmanship, the EJ 220 embodies the enduring simplicity and elegance of Danish modernism. Who Modern

Alessandro Pianon (1910 to 1988) Pulcino glass bird sculpture, designed for Vistosi, Italy, circa 1960.

Gaetano Pesce Big Collina Vase in soft resin for Fish Design.

Ate van Apeldoorn
Four-Drawer Chest, c. 1970s
Solid pine

A study in material honesty and craftsmanship, this chest features exposed finger-jointed construction and richly figured solid pine. Characterized by its clean geometry and functional simplicity, it reflects the enduring principles of Dutch modern design.

Gaetano Pesce Fiona vase for Fish Design.

Part of Pesce’s iconic Fish Design collection, each vase is individually cast in resin, making every example entirely unique. Its fluid form, layered color, and tactile surface embody Pesce’s lifelong celebration of individuality, spontaneity, and fearless material experimentation.