Piezas Singulares | Rare Finds

Our Rare Finds collection brings together antique furniture selected for its exceptional character, provenance and ability to transcend categories and styles. These are one-of-a-kind pieces, chosen not for fitting a specific typology, but for the strength of their presence and the stories they carry.

This selection includes antique furniture from Japan, China, France, Austria and Italy, among other countries, originating from very different cultural contexts yet united by a shared attention to material, proportion and use. Each piece reflects a particular way of living and understanding furniture, embodying distinctive artisanal traditions and ways of life that have now disappeared.

These are pieces that stand out for their singularity: uncommon proportions, patinas deeply shaped by time, specific construction solutions or details that make them truly unique. They are not objects intended to blend in discreetly, but to bring identity and depth to a space.

Rare Finds is a collection for those seeking more than antique furniture: pieces with soul, capable of dialoguing with contemporary interiors and becoming the focal point of a home, where each object is unique and every story is one of a kind.

Rare Finds

Antique Swedish painted slant front desk – Scandinavian folk bureau – Year 1783

Antique Biedermeier secrétaire in walnut wood – Austria, circa 1840

Antique Chinese painted trunk in pine wood – Dongbei, circa 1930

Antique low sideboard in pine wood – China, circa 1930

Antique Japanese camphorwood trunk – Meiji Period (c.1890-1912) #76

Antique low table in elm wood – China, circa 1930

Japanese Cabinet with Kabuki Decorated Sliding Doors in Paulownia Wood, Early Showa Period, circa 1926–1970

Antique Chinese console with three drawers and dark patina – China, circa 1900

Antique lacquered cabinet in pine wood – China, circa 1930

Antique bentwood office chair (c.1920) #6

Large antique chest of drawers (c.1920) #25

Small antique Japanese cabinet – Taisho to early Showa period – (c.1910-1940)