Today's Timeless Treasures

Mid century pedestals.

Pedestals - 45cm wide , 35cm deep , 62cm high

Price R3800 for the pair

Vintage distressed leather tufted executive office chair with nailhead trim.

The Chesterfield chair, characterized by its deep buttoning, rolled arms, and often high back, originated in England in the late 18th century. Traditionally upholstered in leather, it was a symbol of status and comfort, commonly found in gentlemen’s clubs and affluent homes. Its design has remained remarkably consistent, making it a timeless piece of furniture.

This particular chair appears to be a variation adapted for office use, featuring a swivel base with casters, a common modification for executive desks. The distressed leather and visible nailhead trim suggest a vintage or antique piece, likely from the mid-20th century, embodying the enduring appeal of classic British furniture design in a functional, modern context.

Price is R19500

Louis XVI furniture, popular from around 1760 to 1789, is characterized by its Neoclassical design elements, including straight lines, fluted legs, and classical motifs such as rosettes and acanthus leaves. Gilding was a common feature, adding to the opulence of the pieces.
Georges Jacob (1739-1814) was a renowned Parisian furniture maker during this period, known for his high-quality craftsmanship and innovative designs. Chairs by Jacob and his contemporaries are highly sought after by collectors. Given the style and apparent age, this chair could be a valuable antique.
The chair’s design reflects the elegance and refinement of the Louis XVI era, a period marked by a return to classical forms and a rejection of the more elaborate Rococo style.
The use of velvet upholstery and gilded wood further emphasizes the luxurious nature of furniture from this time.

Price R8500 for the pair

Very nice teak patio set. Two chairs and a small two seater couch. Upholstered in waterproof material.

Price R4500 for the set

This is a vintage mid-century modern fold-down sleeper sofa with wooden frame.

The mid-century modern design movement revolutionized domestic furniture during the 1950s and 1960s, prioritizing clean lines, organic curves, and multifunctional utility. Designers sought to create elegant spacesaving solutions for modern urban living, leading to the popularity of convertible sofa beds and daybeds. These pieces seamlessly blended sculptural woodwork with comfortable upholstery to serve both as stylish daytime seating and practical guest beds.

Crafted with rich wood veneers and tapered legs typical of the era, such sleeper couches became staples in contemporary homes across Europe and North America. The incorporation of brass hardware accents and button-tufted cushions reflected the sophisticated yet approachable aesthetic popularized by Scandinavian designers. Today, these versatile vintage sofas are highly sought after by collectors and interior designers looking to infuse retro warmth and functional charm into modern spaces.

Measurements - 2m long , 75cm deep, 75cm high

Price R19500

This is a mid-century modern wooden daybed sofa with tufted upholstery.
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Priced at R16 500
The mid-century modern movement revolutionized domestic furniture design by emphasizing clean lines, functional versatility, and the integration of natural materials like teak and walnut into everyday living spaces.
Daybeds and convertible sofa beds became particularly popular in European and American homes during the 1950s and 1960s, offering a practical solution for compact urban apartments without sacrificing modernist aesthetic elegance. Manufacturers utilized ingenious mechanical hinges concealed within the frame, allowing the seating platform to effortlessly transform from a sofa into a comfortable guest bed.
Craftsmen during this era focused heavily on sculptural woodwork, evident in the fluid, organic curves sculpted into the armrests and the slender, tapered legs that gave heavy furniture a sense of visual lightness. Pieces of this caliber were often produced in limited runs by specialized European workshops, combining traditional joinery techniques with contemporary industrial hardware. Today, these convertible daybeds are highly sought after by collectors and interior designers looking to anchor eclectic modern spaces with authentic period craftsmanship.

Measurements - 1.95m long, 85cm deep , 75cm high

Midcentury Curved Spindle
Back Sofa c.1960
H: 98cm W: 141cm D: 68.5cm Seat Height: 37.5cm

Not restored.
R4500

Pair of Vintage-Style Distressed Leather Club Chairs
A matching pair of structured, deep-seated leather armchairs featuring a rich, worn patina with classic mid-brown tones and prominent dark weathering on the armrests and cushions.

R6500 each

R13000 for the pair

Mid-Century Modern Lounge Chair & Uttoman — An Iconic sculptural design featuring rich cognac leather upholstery, elegant curved plywood shells and a sleek swivel base. A timeless statement piece combining luxury, comfort and classic mid-century style.

Asking Price R15500.|

Late 18th to early 19th-century Georgian style bow-front chest of drawers, most likely constructed from highly figured flame mahogany veneer. This item is in mint condition.

Price: R4000

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