Though you don’t live anywhere near a farm, occasionally you’ll throw some brown cage free eggs into the cart to give your apartment that down home feel.
This custom made farmhouse dresser features graduating drawer sizes.
20 in deep x 34 in tall x 5 feet long
$395
Though you and your cousin used to pile under a shoddy living room fort to sleep, times have changed, taste has evolved, and bones have aged.
This custom made contemporary style leather sofa features a buckskin feel hide, low back, square arms and removable seat back cushions. This sofa would make a generous (and comfortable) landing pad for out of town visitors.
86 in long x 42 in deep x 27 in tall
$1295
Need to add warmth and approachability to your living room? Try incorporating textured wall art into your decor.
This cloth mid-century wall hanging was handcrafted and swings on a wooden rod.
41 in x 48 in
$295
Like wearing one statement piece of jewelry, such as a gold arm band, incorporating a splash of brass into your decor says “classy, not flashy”.
This classic Italian coffee table features a brass finish.
28 in wide x 50 in long x 16 1/2 in tall
$295
If these chairs don’t remind you of Mary Ann’s dress on Gilligan’s Island, then I’m going to request that you sit right back and hear a tale, a tale of a fateful trip, that started from this tropic port, aboard this tiny ship.
This pair of custom made club chairs features down cushions and a gingham check fabric.
32 in deep x 32 in wide x 30 1/2 in tall
$295/each
Staying home sick from school in the 90s meant slurping on a can of Campbell’s soup, watching Wheel of Fortune and reading choose your own adventure books in between napping. Ah, the good old days.
This classic 90s sofa by Drexel Heritage features oversized corduroy and sits on a platform base.
84 in long x 31 in tall x 40 in deep x 18 in seat height
$795
If you’ve ever been a dog owner, you know how special the bond is between you and your furry pal. They have an uncanny ability to sense when you’re upset or stressed, nestling their way in to your lap so as to distract you from yourself.
This mid-century portrait painting of a Yorkshire Terrier dog is enough to make your heart pitter patter.
26 in wide x 30 in tall
$169
In Japanese architecture, a shōji is a door, window or room divider sometimes consisting of translucent paper over a frame of wood. Use this gorgeous screen as either fashion or function and you won’t be disappointed either way.
This vintage Japanese Shoji screen was beautifully hand painted and embellished with mother of pearl figurines.
Each panel is 17 3/4 in wide x 72 in tall
$695
Fruitwood is, you guess it, any wood from a fruit tree. More specifically, it’s the woody growth of the scion of any grafted fruit tree above the graft. By contrast, the rootstock is the part of the plant below the graft.
Each of these vintage fruitwood nightstands features three drawers and a pull out table.
16 in deep x 26 in wide x 26 1/2 in tall
$495
If going on an African safari is not on your 2019 bucket list, rest assured, you can still appreciate the calm nature of these fashionable creatures in the comfort of your home.
This 1980s zebra serigraph includes the blue frame.
29 w x 33 1/2 t
$169
Confucius once said, “The strength of a nation derives from the integrity of the home.” Like refusing to participate in the fast fashion industry and committing to eating only organic produce and meat, you can also commit to purchasing sustainably for the home as well. Hint, buying vintage or second hand is ALWAYS sustainable.
This large antique Confucius statue was converted into lamp. Carved from wood, this statuesque lamp has its original finish.
36 in tall x 10 in wide x 8 in deep
$295
Some people inherit antiques from their grandparents. You were fortunate to have a grandmother with impeccable taste in wide brimmed hats and matching pantsuits. Now if only you had somewhere worthy of housing such treasures…
This antique armoire features two large hanging compartments, a drawer, cabinet space, original mirrors and a beautiful carving in the front. Armoire comes in three different pieces making it a dream to move.
72 in wide x 82 in tall x 21 in deep
$795
Don’t know what fretwork is? Don’t fret! Carved in low relief or on a solid background, fretwork refers to a decorative design that is often geometric and interlaced. You can find fretwork patterns in any material but the most common ones are wood and metal.
This vintage Asian-style dining table in hardwood features a beautiful fretwork top.
71 in long x 35 1/2 in deep x 30 in tall
$695
Ever heard the term “burl wood”? Though it sounds like a type of tree, it’s not. A burl is actually an external growth that can form on any tree undergoing stress such as an injury or fungal infection. If the tree's growth hormones are disrupted it will produce a large dark burl (or bump) on the outside. Once cut open, however, an array of colorful looking lumps and swirls will appear.
Each of these mid-century night stands features a burl wood trim and two drawers.
21 in wide x 21 in tall x 16 in deep
$395/ pair
Though designer Paul Frankl was Austrian born, his fresh designs helped shape the unique look of American modernism. After relocating from NYC to Los Angeles he opened a gallery on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills where Hollywood stars such as Katharine Hepburn and Fred Astaire frequented.
This set of four mid-century dining chairs by Paul Frankl features a Clarence House fabric.
22 in deep x 19 in wide x 35 in tall
$795/ set
What you see at Casa Victoria is not always what you get. While a lot of our items are perfect as-is, some of them could benefit from a little nip-tuck (if you know what I mean.) That's why we were so thrilled to have Reviltaliste, a full-service furniture revitalization company that handles everything from pick up to final delivery, acknowledge us as a go-to source for antiques and vintage in the Los Angeles area.
Trusted by top interior design professionals, Revitaliste makes it easier than ever to transform your favorite furniture into something you will truly love. In their most recent blog post, they've taken some current Casa Vic items and added their own design flair - from bold lacquer to fresh upholstery fabrics.
People don’t often pay attention to the frame of a mirror, instead choosing to focus on their own imperfections. Those who do, however, will be handsomely rewarded.
This 1980s lacquered mirror by Stevens Art Products, CA features a brass trim.
34 1/2 in wide x 44 1/2 in tall
$295
When a seat beckons you to sit, you better sit.
This mid-century arm chair features a chrome frame and red leather upholstery.
24 in wide x 22 in deep x 30 in tall
$195
Religious or not, this artwork will make you feel all sorts of holy.
This fine art print of Madonna with Child includes a gold leaf frame.
29 in wide x 37 in tall
$169
You can’t always be meditating, taking a bath, or reading books about eastern religions. You can, however, make sure your living space is completely zenned out so you don’t have to worry about disrupting your inner calm whenever you’re paying bills or tidying up.
This diptych (pair) of fine art prints c. 1988 for Mirage Editions features an Asian-modern style.
24 in x 36 in each piece
$295/pair
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