French Perforated Steel Garden Table by Rene Malaval, 1950s–1979s Attributed to Josef Rozínek

French Perforated Steel Garden Table by Rene Malaval, 1950s–1979s Attributed to Josef RozínekRare rectangular table by french 20th century vintage designer Ren Malaval, a trained welder, who rose to prominence in the 1950s60s for his inventive reuse of perforated steel sheets originally produced for the military industry. Once destined for ammunition manufacturing, these sheets were repurposed into sturdy, affordable, and strikingly modern outdoor furniture. Produced by Bloc Mtal in the 1960s, Malavals creations were widely used in public

A beautiful geometrically shaped pair of Italian vintage sconces with white sandblasted round glass shades

Wear: Mild signs of patina

Why we love them The sculptural lines

or any sophisticated interior

The central drawer is adorned with a beautiful brass doorknob adding a luxurious touch that harmonizes with the table's overall design

and luxurious velvet make these chairs feel like icons of their time — and yet timeless

An exquisite office chair fashioned from solid oak wood dating back to the 1920s

Its pleated and perforated painted sheet metal shade rests on fine tripod legs

chrome accents

Composed of a rotatable shield to regulate light emission

The chair embodies the elegance and sophistication of Italian design from the 1960s

Perfect for serving