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Denmark, ca. 1970s. A versatile and well made dining table by Dyrlund. Features teak construction with a generous boat-shaped top supported by a sturdy double pedestal base. Dramatic graining and bull nose edge with subtle rosewood joints enhance the overall design. Includes two self-storing 19.75” leaves, which easily allow for up to ten - possibly twelve - dining companions. Professionally refinished, the condition is excellent.

Dimensions: 63” long x 41.5“ wide x 28.5” high; measures 102.5” long when both 19.75’” leaves are inserted.

$4,200

USA, ca. 1960s. A handsome tuxedo style sofa very much in the spirit of American designer Florence Knoll. Features a heavy ash frame with high arms and back supported by minimalist square chromed steel legs. Slouchy down-filled back cushions make this sofa perfect for relaxing with a book after a long day - or weekend British Bake Off binging. Freshly upholstered in a high quality charcoal linen, which adds an inviting quality to this classic midcentury form. Ready for immediate placement in a living room near you - and really just needs to be broken in for maximum comfort.

Dimensions: 88” long x 35” deep x 31” high; 18” seat height.

$6,800

USA, ca. 1970s. An attractive pair of free-standing wall units by Cambridge, MA furniture maker Charles Webb. Each features sturdy white oak construction with an upper portion of four adjustable shelves. One unit includes a lower cabinet - also with an adjustable shelf - while the other unit has three generous drawers. Doors and drawers finished with Webb’s signature minimalist pulls. Perfect for organizing books or media components, these units are great for achieving the look of a carefully crafted built-in at a fraction of the price. Professionally refurbished and in excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions: 33.25” wide x 16.5” deep x 83” high (each unit).

$3,800