A lamp is not just a lamp, it’s a creator of ambiance, a seeker of truth, and a trusty guide through perilous page turning.
This mid-century pottery lamp by Du Nord is giving folk art vibes.
7 x 29
$169
Get all the coziness of an oil lamp without all the fire hazards.
This mid-century faux oil metal lamp will light the darkest winter nights.
28 t x 18 d x 12 w
$195
Waiting for your knight in shining armor? Look no further! Just pay no attention to the lady in the corner.
This beautifully crafted 19th-century Walnut Neo-Gothic credenza cabinet features a bronze trim, drawer, cabinet space, and a bronze knight and lady in each upper corner.
31 w x 17 d x 40 t
$950.
Nothing fancy but everything classy. Whether you store your fancy pants or your casual jorts inside, this dresser passes no judgment.
This mid-century rattan chest has three drawers.
32 x 18 x 28 t
$395
Before your guests sit down, make sure they take the time to appreciate the detail on the seats of these fine chairs.
This set of four mahogany dining chairs features needlepoint upholstery on the seats.
20 d x 17.5 w x 32 t with 17 seat height
$495
No matter what trends come and go, mid-century is here to stay.
This mid-century table with inlayed bow tie detailing was handcraftd in Virginia.
21 tx 21 w x 29 d
$295
You may not be Charles Dickens or Bram Stoker level of creative, but you’re a writer nonetheless. Channel your favorite Victorian author whilst scribbling away at this desk.
This Victorian desk features a cane trim and a large drawer.
42 w x 26 d x 30 t
$395
This pair of large high-back Windsor chairs were handcrafted in New York in 1939.
Created by Herman DeVries for Sikes Furniture Co. Modern, these chairs are both classic and comfortable!
27 w x 46 t x 25 d 17.5 seat height
$850 pair
Desk by day, an impressive vanity by night. I have faith that you’ll put this beautiful piece to good use whatever you choose.
This 19th-century burl-wood vanity has five drawers and features the original campaign hardware and locks. Finished in burl wood, this piece would be perfect as a desk or vanity.
61 w x 22 d x 30 t.
$895
Can you really call yourself a writer if you don’t have an antique secretary desk to pen dramatic prose upon?
This antique secretary desk was handcrafted from yellow wood in Johannesburg, South Africa. The desk features an upper bookcase, small storage compartments, a large drawer, and its original finish.
26.5 d x 27 w x 62.5 t.
$695
Just because you have a passion for antiques doesn’t mean you are a party pooper. You host standout shindigs whenever possible, you just make sure to have coasters aplenty.
This early 19th-century drop-leaf dining table or library table features a drawer at each end for silverware, coasters, or party hats.
48 w x 39.5 d x 28 t
$895
If you consider your books treasures, then no ordinary bookshelf will do. And don’t you dare think about putting those gems of knowledge on a used IKEA bookshelf you found on the Nextdoor App.
This 1870s Victorian bookcase with beautiful inlay detailing comes with the original key and glass and features a beautiful satin-lined interior.
47.5 x 11.5 x 39.5 t
$1200
John Keal, an American industrial designer, gained recognition for his distinctive use of sleek lines and modern materials. He played a pivotal role in defining the aesthetic of mid-century modern furniture design. Keal is celebrated as a trailblazer in the field, and his innovative approach continues to influence and inspire contemporary designers.
This mid-century coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer.
60 w x 30 d x 16 t
$850
Don’t be such a square tonight. Let the kids have dessert before dinner. And stay up a little past their bedtime. And skip bath time. They’ll love the change in routine and you’ll be making core memories that don’t cost a thing.
This mid-century end table/coffee table by John Keal for Brown Saltman was crafted in walnut and features smoked glass and a large drawer.
30 x 30 x 18.5 t
$450
We need to collectively bring back the art of playing cards. No need for fancy board games with long instructions. All you need is a deck of cards and a few of your favorite pals.
This Ethan Allen post-modern dining table features a pedestal base.
31 t x 46 r
$395
Santa Claus’ workshop got an upgrade. In between micromanaging the elves and picking up Rudolph’s meds from the vet, Santa now has a place to catch some ZZZ’s.
This mid-century English-style sofa in red Naugahyde features a buttoned back and rolled arms.
77 w x 38 d x 33 t with 18 seat height
$795
If you’ve been meaning to correct that posture of yours, no need to invest in an expensive physical therapist or an antique corset. This set has got you and your family’s back!
This set of 6 vintage Spanish colonial-style leather chairs was handcrafted in Peru with full-grain hide. Set includes two armchairs and four side chairs.
47 t x 26 w x 24 d with 18 seat height
$1295/set
If you are someone who forbids their peas from touching their mashed potatoes from touching their steak, you are going to flip for this cabinet. Look at all those compartments!
This antique pine cabinet was handcrafted in England in 1860 and features a drawer and shelf space.
79 t x 44 w x 19 d
$1395
Collage party? Cut it out! Knit-a-thon + Cabernet? Wine not? Creative Writing meetup? I do declare! Whichever your craft of choice, gather your creative crew and tap into your inner Martha Stewarts.
This Arts and Crafts drop leaf dining table with 3 extensions by Phelps and Bradley Co. was handcrafted in Boston in 1918. The multi-functional table is adjustable and features a timeless design.
29 t x 54 r without extensions
$595
If ostentatiousness is cringe for you, you’ll love the classic design of these comfortable, no-frills chairs.
This set of four modern-style dining chairs was crafted in Italy,
42 t x 17.5 w x 23 d x 19 seat height.
$395
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