A substantial set of six silver plated coupes with a tall slender stem and a generous bowl, giving them real presence on a bar cart or dinner table.

The silver plating shows tarnish on the inside of the bowls, which is why it currently reads more golden than silver. This is simply age and normal use, and it will polish back up to a bright silver finish with a standard silver cleaner. Sold as a set of 6, full of vintage character and ready for a bit of care before its next dinner party.

Six coupe glasses with a clear glass bowl resting on a bold, matte red tulip shaped base. This is deadstock, meaning the set was never sold or used and comes complete in its original box. Pure seventies energy, still in mint, as new condition.

A rare find to get a full set this fresh after all these years. Sold as a set of 6, complete with original packaging.

This pair of Amanta armchairs showcases the classic brown molded shell designed by Mario Bellini, a hallmark of late-1960s Italian design. The original pluche velour upholstery gives the chairs their soft, warm look; one chair shows visible wear to the fabric, consistent with age and use. The sculptural bases create the characteristic “floating” effect while providing comfortable, relaxed seating. A collectible set that combines authentic vintage character with Bellini’s unmistakable design language.

A pair of Mid-Century Italian dining chairs with solid hardwood frames and natural hair-on cowhide seats. The geometric construction is clean and confident, with a slatted back and open base that keep the silhouette light.
The cowhide has been freshly fitted by Daily Design. Each seat carries its own natural pattern in brown, black and cream. No two are the same.
The wood shows honest wear consistent with age and use. The grain is rich, the finish still strong.
Compact and versatile. Works equally well at a dining table, as accent seating, or as a statement pair in a living room.
Sold as a set of two.

This mid-century coat rack was produced by DIM Milano, a Milanese manufacturer known for its modern interior designs from the 1950s–60s. The piece features a geometric grid structure in solid beechwood, paired with black metal hooks finished with matching wooden fronts.

The open, linear design keeps it visually light while offering generous hanging space for coats and accessories. One of the hooks is broken, while the rest of the rack remains structurally solid and in good overall condition.

A distinctive wall piece that brings authentic mid-century Italian craftsmanship into any hallway or workspace.

This vintage tableware set from the Particolare series by Guzzini is a clear expression of Italian postmodern design. Produced in Italy during the late 1960s to 1970s, the set reflects a period in which everyday objects were reimagined through bold form, colour and material innovation.

Made from translucent amber thermoplastic resin, the pieces combine sculptural presence with functional clarity. The material gives the set a warm glow and a distinctly graphic character, while the soft curves and confident geometry feel playful yet considered.

Originally designed for daily use, the Particolare series blurred the line between utility and object design. Today, this set works just as well as a functional tableware ensemble or as a decorative statement piece in a contemporary interior.

All elements are marked on the underside with the original Guzzini stamp, confirming Italian production and authenticity.

Set contents
• Butter dish, 6 cm high, 13 x 20 cm
• Sugar bowl, 8 cm high, 11 cm diameter
• Small bowl, visible in the images

This vintage stainless steel serving piece by IMCO features a distinctive triangular form with three integrated bowls. Designed with clarity and functionality in mind, the object reflects a period when tableware was approached as both a practical tool and a sculptural element.

Made from polished stainless steel, the surface creates subtle reflections and gives the piece a strong, architectural presence. The balanced geometry and recessed bowls make it suitable for serving snacks, condiments or small dishes, while its bold shape allows it to function just as well as a standalone object on a table or sideboard.

Marked on the base with the original IMCO stamp, confirming material and production.

This original set of three Demetrio 45 tables by Artemide features the iconic curved form designed for versatile, everyday use. Made from durable molded plastic and finished in crisp white, the tables bring a light, modern look to any interior. All three pieces are in perfect condition and were used exclusively indoors, preserving their color and surface quality. Ideal as side tables, display pieces, or stacked as a sculptural element in the room.

Heavy solid crystal ashtray in clear Italian crystal, featuring a sculptural organic form and excellent light refraction. This piece is hand-engraved on the underside, signed A. Giaconi, indicating studio-made production rather than mass manufacture.

The substantial weight and refined finish make it suitable not only as an ashtray, but also as a decorative object or small catch-all. A timeless example of Italian design from the 1970s, combining craftsmanship with understated elegance.

Condition: very good vintage condition. Minor signs of age consistent with use; no cracks or structural damage.

A strong standalone object for collectors of Italian glass, mid-century accessories, or sculptural interior details.

This vintage glassware set is part of the Light & Music collection by Luigi Bormioli, produced in Italy and preserved as old stock. A rare find in this condition, with the original stickers still present.

The design is architectural and restrained. Clear, squared glass forms are combined with solid emerald green bases, creating a refined contrast between lightness and weight. The proportions are calm and balanced, giving the set a timeless and confident presence.

Designed to be used and enjoyed, these glasses feel solid in the hand and interact beautifully with light.