US$57,019.40 One of the rarest of Louis Vuitton trunks in circulation is the "secretaire" trunk (or desk trunk). This is a superb example which belonged to Baroness Frieda Von Seidlitz. Frieda Seidlitz was a saleswoman by profession. In 1931 she became a member of the KPD (Communist Party of Germany). She was the fiancée of Martin Weise, a resistance fighter....

US$19,002.30 ### DESCRIPTIONA very rare hat trunk by Louis Vuitton, made in France around 1930\. The trunk opens to reveal a removable tray for two top hats and underneath the space for a further three top hats. Of wonderful proportions, this trunk is a superb example of an early 20th century Louis Vuitton hat trunk in the world famous monogrammed...

US$7,597.10 A rare trunks produced by the world famous trunk maker Louis Vuitton. Covered in the recognisable orange "Vuittonite" and leather trim. The lid opens to reveal compartments for four hats. Truly a collector's piece.**Please note that our interior pieces are located at our Interior Design Showroom in Northamptonshire, if you wish to see them in person please contact us...

US$25,338.40 ### DESCRIPTIONA stunning Louis Vuitton hat trunk in stencilled monogrammed canvas with leather and brass trim, France, circa 1910\. This trunk is a must have item for any elite traveller harking back to times of passenger ships and 1st class travel of bygone eras. The brass fittings were "top of the range" at Louis Vuitton at the time and...

US$25,338.40 ### DESCRIPTIONA massive and very rare Maison Jansen palm tree floor lamp dating from the 1960s/70s, with fifteen light points. Of fantastic proportions, superb quality with stained green palms, a wonderful piece of interior design from the latter part of the last century giving a great retro feel and ambient lighting to any living space. Maison Jansen was a...

US$1,149.74 A pair of glass wall lamps designed by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen for his own company, Holm Sørensen & Co. Beautifully designed with marine and dark blue coloured glass, granting the lamps a striking appearance.The lamps are original and in very good condition. There seems to be a crack in the glass (see close-up picture); because of the location...

US$516.54 This is a vintage Crown Devon ewer. A decorative jug, #3322 in a rouge and gold finish with pearlescent inside and dating to the mid 20th century. In very good condition, free from any chips or marks A deep lustrous rouge finish Highlighted in gold to the handle, rim and flared base Beautiful pearlescent inside Makers marks to the...

Price On Request Impressive pendant designed by Oscar Torlasco for Stilkronen.The pendant is made of chromed steel combined with optical glass lenses. Comes with the original ceiling cap and chromed rod (combined 72 cm / 29 inch long)Due to the combination of glass with metal screws, a number of lenses have minor damage. This has been taken into account when...

Price On Request Thomas Alva Edison lamp designed by Ingo Maurer for Design M.The lamp, resembling a light bulb, was designed to celebrate the invention of Edison's electric light bulb in 1879.Normally it is used as a table or floor lamp, but it can as well be used as a pendant.The glass of the diffuser is satin, the metal part...

US$6,250.00 The NestThe mingling of art and function.This hand-etched bronze table with antique finish and inserts of 4 pyrite stones is inspired by the dedicated and assiduous work of birds.One unique piece, signed by the artist.43 1/2" L x 43 1/2" W x 13" H (110 cm L x 110 cm W x 33 cm H)

Price On Request ## SurfUndulating tides weave endlessly shifting patterns of sensuous curves and organic shapes in the sand; the Surf table is inspired by long walks on the beach observing the restless creativity of nature.Signed by the artist64" L x 36" W x 14" H (163 cm L x 91 cm W x36 cm H)Available in nickel or BronzeThis...

US$432.23 Aluminium desk lamp by Ronald Homes for Conelight Limited. The shade of the lamp is adjustable in height and rotatable.The lamp is in very good condition considering its age and the material used.This model is regularly wrongly attributed to Architectural Lighting Company (designer Peter Nelson), to Baltensweiler and to Lyfa. As indicated by Charlotte and Peter Fiell it is...