Fireman Trampoline or Life NetThis is an extremely rare fire safety net designed to catch those leaping from burning buildings. Patented in 1887 by Thomas F. Browder and manufactured by the Atlas Safety Equipment Company, the Atlas Life Saving Machine was an important fire response tool for close to a century until it was phased out for new technology. The net was designed to fold for easy storage, and to easily snap open for quick deployment. Great aluminum machining and red

Eye catching set adding personality to your space

these planters have spent decades acquiring a fabulous patina

Sculptural floor lamp with tubular metal frame

it was most famously produced to celebrate the opening of a new Hermès store at Hinokicho Park in 2007

Attention to detail is key on these chairs that emulate both simplicity and complexity to their viewers

Sturdy and substantial this planter is square shaped with soft rounded corners

Mirror panels show great patina and blackening which occurs naturally over time when water vapor makes its way in between the glass and the metal layer that makes mirrors reflective

The shaft is covered in a beautifully braided leather and finished at the bottom with twine

Works perfectly with no damage

giving it its signature slumped

Both wearing cowboy hats

No cracks to either