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RESERVE IN PLACE AND OFFERS WELCOME VIA TEXT AT 404-431-7249 Vintage 1960s Mid-Century Danish Style 3 Cushion Open Arm Wood Sofa This gorgeous low sofa frame is in excellent structural condition and ready for your cushions! Dimensions: 69” Length x 29” Depth x 32” Height Height to Seat: 11” Retail Value (Restored:) $1,895 Disclosures: The buyer may elect to refinish the wood of this lovely sofa. See the above description. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century George D. Barnard Steel 8-Drawer Rolling Filing Cabinet This historic cabinet maker predominantly made pieces for judicial settings until after World War II when the company began making cabinets for home use. Grab a piece of historic organization. Dimensions: 15.75” Width x 26” Depth x Approximately 57” Height (with Casters) Retail Value (Restored:) $994 Disclosures: Each cabinet is in excellent structural condition with some rust and dings in the side of the cabinets. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
NO RESERVE and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Ming-Legged Opium Style End Table with Decorative Metal Corner Details Beautiful Chinoiserie style end table with detailed design and metal corner detail. Ready for your glass top. Dimensions: 25” Square x 21.25” height Retail Value (Restored:) $2,400 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of restoration and a glass top, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century Solid Wood End Table by Lane This beautiful solid wood table features a bottom shelf and decorative design. The table is in excellent structural condition but would benefit from a refinishing. Dimensions: 26.5” Length x 17.5” Width x 21” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $315 Disclosures: This is a beautiful wooden end table in need of refinishing, hence the reduced price. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Jess-Rite Kit for Bibb Seats Metal Parts Box No. 81 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco Parts. Dimensions: 10.75” Length x 10.75” Width x 2” Height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with limited rust and in proper working condition. The parts appear to have never been opened. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage DANCO Kit for O-Rings Metal Parts Box No. 36 - with Danco Parts This Vintage industrial box is full of Danco O-rings in various sizes. The parts appear to have never been opened with the original price tags. Dimensions: 11 length x 8 depth x 2 height Retail Value (Restored:) $149.99 Disclosures: This is a vintage box with no rust, dings, or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1940s Large Kitchen Larder Cabinet This industrial cart is from a defunct movie prop house and is in excellent working condition with typical signs of wear for an industrial piece. Dimensions: 30” Width x 15” Depth x 65.5” Height Retail Value: $250 Disclosures: This cart is in excellent structural condition with no rust or significant dings or dents. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Steel 7 Drawer Parts Pull Out Cabinet This industrial cabinet features one drawer top and six slide-outs. Dimensions: 13.5” Width x 14.5” Depth x 18” Height Retail Value: $230 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. All the slide-outs pull effortlessly. There is rust present, typical for a piece of this age, and the unit would benefit from new paint. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Chadco Steel Box with Internal and External Snap Rings, Model #50140 This industrial parts storage box features original products inside. It has some dings and dents with light rust and tightly seals. Dimensions: 18.25” Width x 12.5” Depth x 3.5” Height Retail Value: $149.97 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. Light rust is present, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Chadco Steel Box with Internal and External Snap Rings, Model #50140 This industrial parts storage box features original products inside. It has some dings and dents with light rust and tightly seals. Dimensions: 18.25” Width x 12.5” Depth x 3.5” Height Retail Value: $149.97 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. Light rust is present, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Chadco Steel Box with Internal and External Snap Rings, Model #50140 This industrial parts storage box features original products inside. It has some dings and dents with light rust and tightly seals. Dimensions: 18.25” Width x 12.5” Depth x 3.5” Height Retail Value: $149.97 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. Light rust is present, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Chadco Steel Box with Internal and External Snap Rings, Model #50140 This industrial parts storage box features original products inside. It has some dings and dents with light rust and tightly seals. Dimensions: 18.25” Width x 12.5” Depth x 3.5” Height Retail Value: $149.97 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. Light rust is present, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Chadco Steel Box with Internal and External Snap Rings, Model #50140 This industrial parts storage box features original products inside. It has some dings and dents with light rust and tightly seals. Dimensions: 18.25” Width x 12.5” Depth x 3.5” Height Retail Value: $149.97 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition. Light rust is present, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage Mid-Century c. 1950s Good Form Industrial Green Adjustable Tanker Chair Machine-age industrial tanker desk chair with 4-star aluminum propeller base. Gio Ponti was originally designed in 1936 for the Montecatini Building, Milano, Italy, as a symbol of modernity. Since then, the model has been updated and was manufactured by Good Form for the U.S. market in the 1950s. Steel tube frame, aluminum 4-prong propeller base, vinyl seat, and back. Signed, made in Youngstown, Ohio by Good Form, for General Fireproofing Company, circa 1976. Disclosures: This chair had one owner who bought it new. The chair has grime on the undercarriage and bottom of the seat. However, the chair works perfectly, and the vinyl has no tears or rips. Dimensions: 25” Width x 17” Depth x 30” Adjustable Height Cushion: 15” Width x 14” Depth Base: 25” Width (at widest point) Height to Seat: 19" (Adjustable) Retail: $2,800; we reduced our price due to the rust. About the Designer (Giò Ponti:) An architect, industrial furniture designer, and editor, Giò Ponti was arguably the most influential figure in 20th-century Italian Modernism. Ponti designed thousands of furnishings and products — from cabinets, lamps, and chairs to ceramics and coffeemakers — and his buildings, including the brawny Pirelli Tower (1956) in his native Milan and the castle-like Denver Art Museum (1971), were erected in 14 countries. Through Domus, the magazine he founded in 1928, Ponti brought attention to virtually every significant movement and creator in modern art and design. The questing intelligence Ponti brought to Domus is reflected in his work: as protean as he was prolific, Ponti’s style can’t be pegged to a specific genre. In the 1920s, as artistic director for the Tuscan porcelain maker Richard Ginori, he fused old and new; his ceramic forms were modern but decorated with motifs from Roman antiquity. In pre-war Italy, modernist design was encouraged. After the conflict, Ponti and designers such as Carlo Mollino, Franco Albini, and Marco Zanuso found a receptive audience for their novel, idiosyncratic work. Ponti’s typical furniture forms from the period, such as the wedge-shaped Distex chair, are simple, gently angular, colorful, equally elegant, and functional. In the 1960s and ’70s, Ponti’s style evolved again as he explored biomorphic shapes and embraced the expressive, experimental designs of Ettore Sottsass Jr., Joe Colombo, and others. His signature furniture piece — the one by which he is represented in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Germany’s Vitra Design Museum, and elsewhere — is the sleek Superleggera chair, produced by Cassina starting in 1957. (The name translates as “superlightweight” — advertisements featured a model lifting it with one finger.) Ponti had a playful side, best shown in a collaboration he began in the late 1940s with the graphic artist Piero Fornasetti. Ponti furnishings were decorated with bright finishes and Fornasetti's whimsical lithographic transfer prints of things such as butterflies, birds or flowers; the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts possesses a 1950 secretary from their Architetturra series, which feature case pieces covered in images of building interiors and facades. The grandest project Ponti and Fornasetti undertook, however, lies on the floor of the Atlantic Ocean: the interiors of the luxury liner Andrea Doria, which sank in 1956. Widely praised retrospectives at the Queens Museum of Art in 2001 and at the Design Museum London in 2002 sparked a renewed interest in Ponti among modern design aficionados. (Marco Romanelli’s monograph written for the London show offers a fine overview of Ponti’s work.) Today, a wide array of Ponti’s designs are snapped up by savvy collectors who want to give their homes a touch of Italian panache and effortless chic. -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Reserve in place and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 Vintage c. 1950s Metal Kitchen Cabinet with Formica Top This lovely white metal kitchen cabinet features a flawless white speckled Formica with a mirrored steel band around the countertop. The interior drawer and shelved cabinet are highlighted with light blue. Dimensions: 15” Width x 20” Depth x 36” Height Retail Value: $225 Disclosures: This cabinet is in excellent structural condition with minor rust and two slight dings on the back, typical for a piece of this age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and reserve in place Vintage Set Of 3 - Mid-Century Good Form Industrial Aluminum Chairs Beautiful Set of Three of Mid-Century Industrial Chairs. Dimensions: Upholstered Back: 34" high x 18" wide x 22" deep - Seat dimensions: 18.5" high x 18" wide x 16.5" deep Height to Seat: 18.5" Retail Value: $742.50 Approximate Weight: 12 Pounds Each, 69 Pounds Set Shipping Disclosures: This set is in excellent condition with typical signs of wear for its age, although they will benefit from gentle polishing. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 We have SIX in stock, and you are bidding on ONE Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable 5' Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable This substantial table has steel legs that screw in. It is very sturdy and heavy. Dimensions: 5’ Length x 30’ Width x 32” Height Tabletop: 1” Thick Retail Value: $1,250 Disclosures: This piece is in excellent structural condition with typical signs of wear for its age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 We have SIX in stock, and you are bidding on ONE Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable 5' Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable This substantial table has steel legs that screw in. It is very sturdy and heavy. Dimensions: 5’ Length x 30’ Width x 32” Height Tabletop: 1” Thick Retail Value: $1,250 Disclosures: This piece is in excellent structural condition with typical signs of wear for its age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 We have SIX in stock, and you are bidding on ONE Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable 5' Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable This substantial table has steel legs that screw in. It is very sturdy and heavy. Dimensions: 5’ Length x 30’ Width x 32” Height Tabletop: 1” Thick Retail Value: $1,250 Disclosures: This piece is in excellent structural condition with typical signs of wear for its age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
Low reserve and offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 We have SIX in stock, and you are bidding on ONE Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable 5' Vintage 1950s Atomic Worktable This substantial table has steel legs that screw in. It is very sturdy and heavy. Dimensions: 5’ Length x 30’ Width x 32” Height Tabletop: 1” Thick Retail Value: $1,250 Disclosures: This piece is in excellent structural condition with typical signs of wear for its age. (Please see the pictures for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and LOW RESERVE we have THREE in stock - you are bidding on ONE - text if you would like a discount on all three Pallet Rack Wire Decking 46”x48” Waterfall edge provides extra strength and a secure fit. • Drops easily into place. No tools required. • Galvanized 2 1/2 x 4" mesh maximizes • Resists rust and corrosion. • Load Capacity 2,500 Pounds Dimensions: 46”x48” Retail Value: $53 Weight: Approximately 23 Pounds Each Disclosures: These are in excellent condition with no rust. (Please see the images for details.) -
offers welcome via text at 404-431-7249 and LOW RESERVE we have THREE in stock - you are bidding on ONE - text if you would like a discount on all three Pallet Rack Wire Decking 46”x48” Waterfall edge provides extra strength and a secure fit. • Drops easily into place. No tools required. • Galvanized 2 1/2 x 4" mesh maximizes • Resists rust and corrosion. • Load Capacity 2,500 Pounds Dimensions: 46”x48” Retail Value: $53 Weight: Approximately 23 Pounds Each Disclosures: These are in excellent condition with no rust. (Please see the images for details.)
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