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Denmark, ca. 1950s. A minimalist and masculine daybed very much in the style of Poul Volther. Features a solid Afromosia teak frame with integrated tapered legs. Comfortable removable cushion is covered in its original supple black leather. Great for a living room, bay window, or even a small den. Professionally refurbished and in excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions: 77” long x 32” wide x 16” high.

Please note: This item is currently at our Waltham warehouse. Reach out for more info.

$3200

Netherlands, ca. 1915. An architectural low lounge chair from the Amsterdam School. Features solid oak frame with slatted back and block feet in an ebonized finish. Freshly upholstered in a hand-woven black and white cotton fabric from Greece, which contrasts the frame quite handsomely. Lightly refurbished with an appealing lived-in look. Great as an accent chair or a reading chair in a small den, office, etc. In overall excellent vintage condition with a fantastic silhouette.

Dimensions: 20.25” wide x 20.5” deep x 29.5” high; 13” seat height.

$1,800

USA, ca. 1956. An early Model 5756 round coffee or cocktail table by George Nelson (and associates) for Herman Miller. Features a thick walnut top supported by a rectilinear chromed and black enameled steel base. Wonderfully geometric with a pleasing combination of materials. Lightly refurbished and in overall excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions: 40” diameter x 14.75” high.

$2,400

USA, ca. 1960s. A large abstract oil on canvas by Connecticut artist and sculptor Ruth Kobler (Dyer). A native of Scotland, she graduated from the University of Edinburgh, majoring in language and philosophy. During WWII, she served with British intelligence - stationed in Egypt, Italy, and the Balkans. Kobler began her artistic studies in Florida and the Silvermine Guild of Artists in New Canaan. Features a moody palette with dynamic composition in original chestnut frame. In excellent vintage condition. Mounted to Masonite.

$1600

Dimensions: 33.5” wide x 51” high x 1.5” deep.

USA, ca. 1960s. A stunning pair of large table lamps by Lee Rosen for Design Technics. Each features handmade bottle shape with incised wave-like decoration. Finished in a soft bone white matte glaze. Great scale with a pleasing organic feel. Fitted with contemporary natural linen drum shades. Professionally rewired and in excellent vintage condition. Fully marked - and no longer the property of Bowling Green University.

Dimensions: 18” diameter x 33” high (with shades), bases measure 12” diameter without shades.

$4,500

Denmark, ca. 1950s. A stylish pair of lounge chairs by Hans Olsen for Juul Kristiansen. Each features a solid teak frame with handwoven cane back. Reversible seat and back cushions are freshly covered in a pleasing (and soft) dark green wool from Maharam. Comfortable with a compact scale ideal for den, library, or more intimate living room. We particularly enjoy this classically Scandinavian combination of materials. Professionally refurbished, the condition is excellent.

Dimensions: 26” wide x 28” deep x 28” high; 15” seat height.

Please note: This item is currently at our Waltham warehouse. Reach out for more info.

$7,200

USA, ca. 1950s. An unusual ceramic vase by Fong Chow (1923-2012) most likely made while he was chief designer at Glidden Pottery. Features tall earthenware construction with blue and turquoise glazes reminiscent of Chow’s Gulf Stream series. Inspired by Chinese ceramics from the Neolithic period to the 13th century, the decoration of his pieces was influenced by Chinese sculpture, calligraphy, and painting. Chow first studied ceramics at the Museum School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston - and would eventually become the curator of the Far Eastern Department at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Condition is excellent.

Dimensions: 6” diameter x 15.25” high.

$975

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A scarce set of three Model 343 nesting tables by Kai Kristiansen for Vildbjerg Møbelfabrik. Each features teak construction with a triangular top supported sled base legs. Thoughtful finger joints, graduated scale, and geometric lines make for a versatile, and playful, design. Great for entertaining - or as occasional tables. Professionally refinished, the condition is excellent.

$1800

USA, ca. 1970s. A fun postmodern side or accent table remiscent of the designs of Milo Baughman of Karl Springer. Features Parsons style wood from clad in durable red laminate. Both punchy and geometric, this would make a great plant stand or pedestal for a sculpture. Condition is excellent.

Dimensions: 16” wide x 16” deep x 20.5” high.

$395

USA, ca. 1950s. A classic RAR chair, which stands for Rocking Armchair, Rod base. Originally designed by Charles & Ray Eames in 1948, this example dates to 1959. Conceived as a prototype for MoMA’s International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design, the chairs have become a favorite of furniture collectors. Features “navy blue” fiberglass shell with enameled black metal legs supported by maple runners. Condition is excellent.

Dimensions: 25” wide x 27” deep x 27” high; 15.5” seat height.

$1200

Norway, ca. 1960s. An attractive four-seat sofa attributed to Sven Ivar Dysthe for Dokka Möbler. Features heavy solid teak frame with wide paddle arms, upholstered back, and loose seat cushions . Cylindrical legs, brass mounting hardware, and new ivory upholstery enhance an overall smart design. Offers generous seating in a relatively compact footprint - and certainly long enough for a good nap. Completely refurbished, the condition is mint.

Dimensions: 90” long x 32” deep x 28” high; 17” seat height.

$5,200

Italy, ca. 1970s. A lovely settee or bench in the style of Franco Albini. Features bent rattan construction with curvaceous modernist silhouette. Pleasing two-tone finish enhances the design and adds visual interest. Perfect for a sun room, porch, bay window, or even at the foot of one’s bed. Professionally refurbished and in excellent vintage condition.

Dimensions: 50.5” wide x 28” deep x 36” high; 15.5” seat height.

Please note: This item is currently at our Waltham warehouse. Reach out for more info.

$1,400

USA, ca. 1970s. A punchy round table very much in the style of Karl Springer. Features sturdy wood construction with bullnose top and cylindrical base covered in red lacquered linen. Would be great in a foyer - or as an unexpected game table. Colorful, textural, and in beautiful vintage condition.

Dimensions: 41.5” diameter x 30.5” high.

Please note: This item is currently at our Waltham warehouse. Reach out for more info.

$1,600

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Large Ceramic Vase by Joseph Talbot — RESIDE Dimensions: 9” diameter x 10” high.

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Charles Webb Oak Chest — RESIDE USA, ca. 1970s. A supremely useful chest by Cambridge cabinetmaker Charles Webb. Features sturdy oak construction with four deep drawers - each with Webb’s signature rectangular pulls. Top drawer includes original dividers for corralling smaller items. Perfect for a guest room, small bedroom, or f...

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A rare and striking pair of lounge chairs by Norwegian designer H. W. Klein for Bramin Møbler. Each features a sculptural organic body supported by old growth teak frames. Completely refurbished and freshly upholstered in a rich wool and linen tweed from Métaphores. Versatile scale makes these ideal for a smaller living room or den. Quite comfortable with a lovely presence. Condition is mint.

Dimensions: 30” wide x 30” deep x 32” high; 15” seat height.

$7,800

Good evening, friends -

Happy Monday! With fall a week away, and the school year suddenly very much in full swing, our excitement is growing for the beauty that is New England this time of year - possible hurricanes aside.

Thinking of college towns in autumn, this week’s rustic collection is loaded with soulful objects that have withstood the test of time and use. Each one demonstrates either the hand of its the maker - or the beauty of a slowly acquired patina.

So, as we mark the passing of another season, we invite you to take a look at our latest treasure hunt. Sometimes, all it takes is one carefully chosen piece to imbue a room with warmth - and maybe even a little curiosity.

xo,
RESIDE

GEORGE KOVACS FLOOR LAMP — USA, ca. 1970s. A geometric metal floor lamp designed by Robert Sonneman for George Kovacs. Features adjustable white box head shade supported by chrome shaft and heavy black cast iron base. Versatile scale makes for a useful and attractive reading or accent light. These have become increasingly hard to find - especially in such excellent vintage condition.

Price is $1100. Dimensions: 5.5” wide x 8” deep x 49.5” high (base); 4” wide x 6.25” deep x 4” high (shade).

Feel free to send us a message with any questions.

Floret Smokestack by Karlene Jean Kantner

Drawn to the originality and complex process visible in Karlene’s work, we are honored to include her pieces as part of our collection. They are simultaneously raw and refined, ancient and modern, and truly transportive objects to spend time with 🖤

HELTBORG ROSEWOOD COFFEE TABLE — Denmark, ca. 1960s. A large rectangular coffee or cocktail table by Heltborg Møbler. Features thick top in beautifully grained rosewood supported by an architectural chromed steel base. Quite sleek, we rather enjoy this combination of materials. Professionally refinished and in excellent vintage condition.

Price is $1775. Dimensions: 66.75” wide x 22.75” deep x 18” high.

Please send us a message if you have any questions!

Wishing we could hide from the heat in a beach house of our own 💭

We’re open Tues-Sat from 12-6pm with the AC on should you need some respite 🤗

Jens Risom's Block Island Family Retreat; 📸: Floto + Warner

We’ve made it to the weekend friends 🥂 we’ll be open til 6pm today should you care to stop by on your way home. Otherwise, we’ll be here tomorrow from 12-6pm. We’d love to see you!

BYOTC (Bring Your Own Tulip Chair) to dinner 🤍

📸: Polaroid by Carlo Mollino, Museo Casa Mollino

Happy Saturday, friends!

We hope this finds you all doing fabulously well. And while the weather has been anything but fabulous lately, rainy days spent inside can have a certain magic to them. Perfect for cooking, reading, or just playing good old fashioned catch up, a little house arrest isn’t always so bad.

Whether you are stuck at home this weekend, or trying to chase the sun, this week’s batch might just make it easier to accept that autumn is only 27 days away! (Ugh, how?!) So, as summer winds down, and the fall frenzy begins, let’s show those interior spaces some affection. Your September self will thank you. :)

We are in from noon to 6:00pm today and would love to see you. New items will also be going up on the site throughout the weekend.

xo,
RESIDE

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PETER HVIDT TEAK CABINET — Denmark, ca. 1950s. An elegant and increasingly difficult to find cabinet or small sideboard designed by Peter Hvidt & Oral Mølgaard-Nielsen for Søborg Møbler. Retailed by John Stuart, Inc. of New York City. Features teak construction with subtle finger joinery, sculptural carved pulls, and brass bullet-shaped hinges. Interior includes adjustable shelf and three shallow drawers perfect for linens, silverware, stationery, etc. In excellent vintage condition with warm surface patina.

Price is $3800. Dimensions: 35.5” wide x 19” deep x 37” high