In mid-century modern decor, it’s the little things that matter. That’s why we make sure to stock the coolest accent pieces to tie your room together. Occassional tables, lamps, Lane cedar chests, magazine racks,and vintage art glass abound in our showroom. Atomic age clocks and MCM cocktail sets are also fixtures in our inventory. New pieces arrive weekly, so if you don’t see it here, check back in a few days!
The Pieces Below Have Been Sold. Purchase Price and Date of Sale are Maintained for Posterity.
<SOLD> This rare Mid-Century Modern compact dresser by Cavalier circa 1945 has three unique vented cedar drawers to keep your belongings fresh and moth-free. This elegant chest has gorgeous, distinctive lines and unusual horizontal veneer figuring with sculpted walnut horseshoe shaped pulls. The casing has been refinished in our restoration shop and is in excellent…
<SOLD>This is a magnificent walnut cedar chest by Lane circa 1961 in absolute mint condition with all tags present. The outer edge of the top is gently curved and gives this chest added dimension. Dubbed the “Sweetheart Chest”, this piece has an felt lined interior shelf for smaller items, and an airtight cedar lining…
<SOLD> Made in Martinsville, Virginia, this stunning coffee table has inlays of four point stars in nickel accenting each corner. Other design features include contrasting wood grain on either end of the top surface providing a striking contrast and simple tapered legs. The end tables have one drawer each with an understated brushed nickel pull…
<SOLD>This handsome live edge hickory slab foyer table features an impressive slab of wood cut in Chesterfield County, Virginia. The patina of the natural edge contrasts beautifully with the smoothly finished top surface. This lends an organic touch to the sophisticated minimalist vibe. The unique mix of reds, browns, and ivory tones found in hickory,…
This Fleur de lis pattern mid century Ironstone Dinnerware Set by Norleans has had only one owner who received this china as a wedding gift in 1965. Ironstone china is not porcelain; it is a porous, glaze-covered earthenware, consisting of clay mixed with iron slag and feldspar, and a small amount of cobalt. This complete…
