New/Found Market

One of those chairs that instantly makes a space feel more relaxed.

This vintage wicker lounge chair, attributed to Eero Aarnio, pairs a woven wicker seat with a sleek steel frame for a look that’s equal parts organic and modern. Lightweight and easy to move, it’s the kind of piece that works just as well on a patio as it does in a sunroom, reading corner, or tucked beside a wall of plants.

A little texture goes a long way.

• Attributed to: Eero Aarnio
• Materials: wicker + steel frame
• Style: Mid-Century Modern / Scandinavian Modern

• Dimensions: 29” wide | 32” tall | 26” deep
• Price: $299

[New Arrivals] Five consecutive issues of The Surfer’s Journal, the kind of magazines that rarely stay on a coffee table for long because everyone ends up picking one up.

Part surf publication, part travel journal, part art book, Volume 29 captures the stories that exist around surfing—not just the waves themselves. Think remote coastlines, forgotten characters, board builders, photographers, and the sort of long-form storytelling that’s become increasingly hard to find.

The photography alone is worth the shelf space, but they’re just as enjoyable to disappear into on a slow afternoon.

Included in this collection:

* Volume 29.2
* Volume 29.3
* Volume 29.4
* Volume 29.5
* Volume 29.6

• Publication: The Surfer’s Journal
• Volume: 29
• Issues: 29.2–29.6
• Format: large-format softcover
• Features: photography, travel writing, surf culture, design, and storytelling

• Price: $20 each

[New Arrival] [New Arrival] Six cobalt blue goblets that feel one part studio pottery, one part medieval feast.

Hand-thrown stoneware with chunky geometric stems and a glossy cobalt glaze that shifts beautifully in the light. Equal parts drinkware and sculpture, they’re the kind of pieces that make even a glass of water feel slightly more ceremonial.

• Quantity: 6 goblets
• Material: hand-thrown stoneware
• Finish: cobalt blue glaze

• Dimensions: 6.25 - 6.5” tall
• Price: $200 (set of 6)

A sculptural Modulus side table designed by Thomas Stender during the 1980s. Crafted from bentwood, the table features a distinctive tripod base with three elegantly curved legs that converge beneath a slim circular top, creating a light, almost weightless profile.

Though produced in the 1980s, the design draws heavily from mid-century principles—clean lines, organic forms, and thoughtful craftsmanship. A versatile accent piece that works beautifully beside a lounge chair, sofa, or reading nook.

• Designer: Thomas Stender
• Maker: Modulus Design / Sigma
• Era: 1980s
• Material: bentwood construction
• Details: tripod “spider-form” base + round top
• Style: Modernist / Mid-Century Inspired

• Dimensions: 24” tall | 20” diameter
• Price: $320

A substantial hand-blown Murano glass vase featuring a saturated cobalt-to-electric blue gradient. This piece is highlighted by vibrant “peacock eye” murrine inclusions—a traditional Venetian technique—scattered across its bulbous base. It transitions from a deep, weighted bottom into a slender neck, finishing with a delicate, flared ruffled rim and a contrasting milky opaline interior.

• Origin: Murano, Italy
• Era: 1970s
• Material: hand-blown art glass
• Details: cobalt blue glass + opaline interior + millefiori accents
• Form: amphora silhouette with ruffled rim

• Dimensions: 14” tall | 6” wide
• Price: $89

A classic collection of 1970s stoneware finished in warm earth tones and designed for everyday use. Durable, functional, and full of vintage character, these pieces embody the relaxed, natural aesthetic that defined so much of the era’s tableware.

The set includes a mix of dinner plates, salad plates, mugs, and serving pieces, all designed to move effortlessly from kitchen to table. A great addition for collectors, entertainers, or anyone looking to bring a little retro warmth to their home.

• Era: 1970s
• Material: glazed stoneware
• Includes: assorted plates, mugs, and serving pieces
• Style: Mid-Century / Rustic Modern
• Details: warm earth-tone palette + everyday durability

• Dimensions:

* Dinner Plates: approx. 10.5” diameter (2)
* Salad Plates: approx. 8” diameter (2)

• Price: $75 (set)

[New Arrival] An exceptional Italian ceramic vase by Ceramiche Tadinate, blending mid-century form with a distinctly Brutalist edge. Finished in a deep glossy black glaze, the surface is covered in hand-carved geometric relief that creates striking texture and depth from every angle. Sculptural enough to stand on its own, yet equally at home holding branches or dried arrangements.

• Maker: Ceramiche Tadinate
• Origin: Italy
• Style: Mid-Century Modern / Brutalist
• Material: glazed ceramic
• Finish: glossy black glaze with carved geometric texture

• Dimensions: 15.25” tall
• Price: $75

[New Arrival] A beautiful mid-century teak credenza with the kind of clean, understated design that never falls out of favor. Recently stripped, sanded, and refinished with Danish oil, the warm teak grain takes center stage, while the inset pulls and sliding doors keep the silhouette sleek and uncluttered.

Behind the two sliding doors are spacious storage compartments with adjustable shelves, making it equally suited for use as a media console, dining room sideboard, or record cabinet.

• Era: 1960s
• Material: teak
• Storage: 2 sliding doors + adjustable/removable shelves
• Details: inset pulls + freshly refinished Danish oil finish
• Style: Mid-Century Modern

• Dimensions: 60” wide | 18” deep | 30” tall
• Price: $2,500

A canvas print of Woman and Bird in the Night (Femme et Oiseau dans la Nuit), a celebrated 1947 work by Spanish surrealist artist Joan Miró. Set against a vivid blue background, the composition combines playful organic forms, celestial symbols, and Miró’s unmistakable visual language to create a sense of wonder and imagination.

Bold yet minimal, it’s a piece that brings color, movement, and a touch of surrealism to any space.

• Artist: Joan Miró
• Title: Woman and Bird in the Night
• Original Date: 1947
• Style: Surrealism / Modern Art
• Format: canvas print

• Dimensions: 30” wide | 22” tall
• Price: $125

[New Arrival] A reliable vintage Technics SL-D20 direct-drive turntable, built during the golden era of Japanese hi-fi. Known for its quartz-locked speed accuracy and straightforward operation, the SL-D20 delivers the clean, dependable performance that made Technics a household name among vinyl enthusiasts.

With its low-profile design, silver finish, and fully automatic operation, it’s an excellent choice for both longtime collectors and anyone looking to start a record setup with a proven classic.

• Maker: Technics
• Model: SL-D20
• Era: 1980s
• Drive Type: direct drive
• Operation: fully automatic
• Finish: silver with smoked dust cover

• Price: $299