Vintage Furniture
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Wink easy chair designed by Toshiyuki Kita for Cassina, 1980s
Arcadia dining chairs by Paolo Piva for B& B Italia set of 6
Mid century scandinavian sideboard by Edmund Jorgensen, 1960s
Maurizio Salvato Rotating Burlwood Coffee Table for Saporiti Italia, 1980s
Teak bookcase "String Continental" by Nils Strinning - Mid-Century wall shelf - 1960s
Bench, Side table Børge Mogensen, Carl Hansen & Son
Early edition tray folding table AT35 Hans J Wegner, Andreas Tuck
Louis van Teeffelen ‘Kastrup’ dining chairs for Wébé – set of 4
Vintage teak wall system Musterring – modular design
Teak Sewing Box by Opal 1970s
Lounge chair PK22 Poul Kjaerholm, Fritz Hansen
Lauriana Armchairs by Afra and Tobia Scarpa for B&B Italia, 1970s
4 of 10 Dining Chairs by Danish Designer Niels Koefoed (1970s)
Porto Venere sofa by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, 1970s
Set of 2 Vitra Verner Panton chairs, after 2000
1 of 2 Vintage Bentwood Armchair Vienna Cane Seat 1990s | Black Beech Wood Chair | Rattan Seat Dining Chair
Antique Nightstand – Neo-Renaissance Louis XIII style – Oak & Marble - 19th century
Original USM Haller coffee table Fritz Haller black coffee table
Set of 7 Thonet chairs 210 P bentwood 1960s yellow design classic
Fritz Hansen Series 7 Chair Turquoise 3107 Chair Arne Jacobsen
Set of 2 Vitra EA108 office chairs, Charles Ray Eames mesh design
Set of 4 Kartell Design stacking chairs Philippe Starck Ghost chairs
M1 Dining Table - Angelo Mangiarotti for Skipper
Vintage ‘japandi’ side table - oak
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Large Round Wooden Dining table Ø140 Cm – Colorful Weathered Wooden Top – Cross Base
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4 Beautiful vintage/antique chairs
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Authentic Design Schuitema 2 Seater Leather Sofa - Undamaged -
€750Bid from €675Boosted
-32%Vintage Hand-Carved Balinese Teak Side Table with Dragon (Naga) Legs & Volcano Landscape
€220€150Bid from €100Boosted
Vintage Set 2x Mid Century Design Armchairs Muntendam For Gebr. Jonkers
€880Bid from €800Boosted
-17%Rotan Rotang Rattan Schommelstoel Schaukelstuhl, Mid-Century, Alan Fuchs ÚLUV, Czechoslovakia, 1960s
€595€495Boosted
Vintage Bronze Venetian Grotto Dining Table.
€600Bid from €300Boosted
Vintage Joris Loveseat
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50s Enamelled Sheet Metal Wood Kitchen Table
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Ligne Roset Togo Three-Seater | Cognac Leather
€4,145Curated
B&B Italia Camaleonda Element - Vintage in Moss Green Premium Fabric
€6,500Bid from €4,550Curated
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Vintage furniture
Timeless Elegance Reimagined
Good furniture gets better with age, and vintage furniture proves it daily. Currently 11,611 pieces are listed on Whoppah, from a single Thonet bentwood chair to a full Ligne Roset seating group, and the selection is refreshed as sellers across Europe add their finds. Mid-century pieces from the 1960s and 1970s form the backbone of the collection, joined by playful Memphis designs and heavier brutalist work for anyone who wants a room with an edge.
Names matter here. Knoll and Vitra supply the office and lounge classics, Cassina and B&B Italia bring Italian craftsmanship, and Herman Miller stands for the Eames legacy. Designer filters let you go straight to Wegner, Platner, Urquiola or Panton if you already know whose lines you love. Materials lean towards solid wood, leather, chrome and woven textile, which is exactly why these pieces have survived long enough to be called vintage.
Our curators check each listing before publication, looking at authenticity, condition and pricing. Bid if you fancy a deal, or buy now if you have found the one. Insured delivery across Europe is arranged through the platform.
About Vintage Furniture
From chairs and lounge chairs to tables, cabinets, and sofas, at Whoppah you will find an extensive selection of Vintage Furniture. With vintage furniture we refer to all those pieces made between 1920 and 1990. Vintage furniture is therefore always at least 30 years old. You can recognize vintage furniture by the material their pieces are made of and the style itself. A lot of vintage furniture dates from the fifties, sixties or seventies of the last century. At that time, designers mainly used teak and rosewood, whether or not in the form of wood veneer. Brass, chrome, leather and glass are also common. Well-known designers of now vintage furniture include Le Corbusier, Louis van Teeffelen and Rob Parry.
Vintage vs. Retro Furniture
Vintage and retro are often mentioned in the same breath. Yet vintage and retro products are not the same. Retro furniture is furniture that is based on vintage furniture in terms of material, design and style. Vintage furniture includes Mid-Century Modern styles (from the mid-1940s to the late 1960s), the extravagant Hollywood Regency, the futuristic Space Age of the 1960s, and even the classic Art Deco vintage style. Retro is a collective name for all kinds of designs where an older, often vintage, design serves as inspiration. Retro stands for everything that harks back to designs from the past, but which is not vintage itself. You will therefore also find retro furniture at contemporary interior design stores. Clearly based on vintage design, but without the vintage price tag.
Trending Topic
The vintage interior has become very hip in recent years. Recycling cycles are busy and more and more people are browsing flea markets for furniture for their vintage living room. A vintage piece of furniture is a type of furniture that has been around for several years. It might be sold at a higher price than new furniture, thus it can be very expensive. Vintage furniture or furniture in vintage style reflects that it was made in the last century, and it is often used by people who want to give their home an antique look.
Buying Vintage furniture
When people think about buying vintage furniture, they often think about how to take care of it. They are made of materials that are durable and are therefore still good to use, which solves the maintenance aspect for most. There are many benefits of buying vintage furniture, including that it is sustainably friendly less expensive, has a unique personality, and a quality craftmanship. A vintage living room therefore requires some research.
Design
Vintage design furniture can be found in many different colors and styles. In a vintage interior, white and brown colors are mainly used, supplemented with an accent color. This extra color can be anything: moss green, ocher yellow, orange. Too much vintage furniture creates a museum effect. Try to avoid this by combining interior styles. Some popular types of vintage design furniture are:
Online Markets
There are many websites that offer vintage furniture, but Whoppah guarantees quality and style for every piece. Whoppah offers a wide variety of products. The vintage furniture online industry is growing rapidly. The most popular types of items are mid-century furniture, antique furniture, and Scandinavian furniture. People often choose to buy vintage furniture because they want something that is different from what they can find in stores or something that is not mass produced.
The Significance of Vintage Furniture in Interior Design
Vintage Furniture plays a pivotal role in interior design, offering pieces that are both functional and statement-making. Whether it's a charming retro sofa, a sophisticated vintage cabinet, or an inviting bed, these pieces add depth, texture, and a unique focal point to your space. Vintage Furniture is the key to creating a home, office, or any environment that reflects your personality and tells your story.
What Does a Vintage Piece of Furniture Cost?
They can be expensive, but that's not always the case. To buy or not to buy? That is the question. There are many factors that determine how much vintage furniture costs, such as its condition and where you buy it from. For example, if you've set your sights on a large antique sideboard like the one from Pottery Barn, you should expect to pay more than $2,000 for it. to pay. On the other hand, if you prefer something smaller, then you should expect to pay less than 200 euros for it. The rarity, popularity and story behind a vintage piece of furniture often determines its value.
Detect the Real Value
Second-hand vintage furniture is a perfect addition to your interior. Whether you're buying it because you love it or because you're a collector, it's a good option to consider either way. Sometimes it can be difficult to estimate the real value of second-hand vintage furniture.
- First look at what kind of product it is exactly. Is it a full set or a specific part of the set. Based on this, you can already guess a certain price category.
- Inspect the visual properties of the furniture and check how much damage the furniture has. Take the defects, tears and stains into account when determining the value.
- Look at how many other similar pieces of furniture have been made. This can give a good indication of what it can still be worth now.
- Has the piece of furniture been restored professionally or by amateurs? The latter case often has a negative impact on the value.
Why Choose Whoppah for Vintage Furniture?
Whoppah stands as a trusted destination for sourcing exceptional second-hand Vintage Furniture. Our platform showcases a curated selection of pieces from reputable sellers, ensuring quality, authenticity, and variety. With our user-friendly interface and secure transactions, your journey to finding the piece of Vintage Furniture that suits you the most becomes a seamless and enjoyable experience.
How is the condition of a second-hand vintage furniture piece described on Whoppah?
The seller writes the condition of the vintage furniture piece in the listing and shows it in photos. Look for close-ups of corners, fabric, wood, metal and any repair. Whoppah does not rewrite that description. If you need a closer look at a scratch or a stain, ask on the listing. Every purchase is covered by buyer protection, and the item is a one-off second-hand piece, not a shop-floor sample.
What is the difference between mid-century and brutalist vintage furniture?
Mid-century furniture, roughly 1945 to 1970, favours slim legs, organic curves, teak or rosewood and a light, airy feel. Brutalist pieces, mostly from the late 1960s and 1970s, go the other way with heavy forms, dark oak, welded steel and raw textures. Both appear in our range, and mixing one bold brutalist item into a mid-century room is a favourite trick of interior stylists.
How should I care for vintage wooden and leather furniture?
Keep wood away from radiators and direct sun, dust it with a dry cloth and feed it with a wax or oil finish once or twice a year. Leather wants a slightly damp wipe followed by a dedicated conditioner every few months, never household cleaners. Small scratches on teak often disappear with a little teak oil, while deep marks are best left to a restorer who knows the original finish.
Can I have vintage furniture from another country delivered?
Yes. Sellers on Whoppah are spread across the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and beyond, and each listing shows the shipping options and cost to your address. Large items travel with a furniture courier and are insured against transport damage. If you would rather collect, filter for sellers who offer pickup and arrange a time directly through the chat.