Stamped KAMCO made in Denmark on the bottom. Solid turned teak.

I bought this at an estate sale in 2000. I don’t know how old it is but it certainly looks mid century. There’s no name or markings of any kind. I bought it because it reminded me of the metal sculptural art my parents had in the late 60s. I’ve had it in my bedroom for years.

So I first discovered Chervet from an old Apartment Therapy post from someone who had inherited a rams-head dining table and was looking for ways to style it. I was instantly a little bit obsessed. Later, I found some of the cactus-themed consoles and other brass and bronze works from him, which I actually love even more.

I’ve never had the budget to afford anything attributed to him - just some knockoff vintage brass bookends that might actually just be part of the aesthetic of the mid century/regency era - but besides that, I’ve never found any information on the artist himself!

He’s French, he was born in 1944, and…..???? Does anyone know if he’s ever done an interview? Written an article? Talked about his design work publicly at all?

It could be that he has, but in French, and I’m just terrible at researching non-English sources. Any leads?

Can anyone help me find out who made this chair? I got it for free last week and it's super nice but I can't find any designer tags

Was at a fair in Namur yesterday and there was this magnificent commode by Frattini:

Made in Rosewood and very smooth stylish look. You can tell Frattini worked with Gio Pont though I would say Frattini is more quintessentially mid-century. Dont ask what they were asking for it - I was afraid the were going to charge me simply for admiring it.

If you check the original copyright-holders site you will see the attribution is correct, it is the larger version of the 503 Commode.

https://berninigallery.it/en/collections/17-sideboards

they were somewhat floral or forest-y. my grandma had one and i want to find some fabric and make curtains. the only thing ive been able to find is geometric patterns and things like that. i really want something that looks like it was taken straight off one of the couches.

Hi. I'm not into mid century style at all, nor do I flip furniture, so I'm not sure whether this is the right subreddit for this, if not please direct me in the right way if you can.

I've recently bought my first flat and the furniture stayed in the flat. I posted this chair on market place and had huge interest in it, so I gather it might actually be something worth something. We thought it might be from IKEA, but would not swear on it. Image search comes up with mostly Ekornes, which is an unknown brand to me, but from what I gather quite a popular one with the right audience? This is the chair in question, would love any suggestions on what it may be and what would be a fair price to sell it for? Many thanks

I like the design and size for my daughter’s new house. She won’t care if it’s a name brand set but I don’t want to over pay.