Abercrombie & Fitch More Furniture and Collectibles

Rare noon day gun cannon sundial by Abercrombie & Fitch circa 1910. Unique garden instrument which fires a small signal charge when the magnifying glass...

Vintage 1892 Belt Buckle Abercrombie & Fitch Brass and Leather 2.88 w x 2.25 h x .38 d Preowned vintage Refer to images

This is an English Georgian style mahogany stick barometer hand crafted by Abercrombie & Fitch. The mahogany has a band of inlaid satinwood. The glass front opens via a tiny hinge an...

A handsome rectangular green leather Abercrombie & Fitch bridge card box. This box is gorgeous bound in a malachite look green leather with a gold stamped design around the edges and...

Iconic Dimitri Omersa Bull footstool for Abercombie and Fitch Later production conserved in excellent vintage condition. These iconic pieces are a ...

Vintage XL leather rhinoceros decorative footstool designed by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie and Fitch, circa 1960s is hand-stitched and features aged leather. This Charming fellow is huge-much bigger than I expected. It measures 20" T x 45" L x 10" D and the seat height is 16" T. The horn, tail, and eyes are intact. The vintage leather footstool...

Mid-Century Modern Abercrombie & Fitch hand-stitched leather pumpkin by Omersa & Company. The wide selection of leather items designed by Dimitri Omersa were used for display and foo...

Midcentury leather elephant designed by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie and Fitch. This piece was part of the Africa series manufactured in the 1960s. Features handstitched aged leath...

Very decorative 1960 British whimsical Mid-Century Modern leather magazine/book holder/stand Kangaroo designed by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie & Fitch. It stands almost 3 feet tall...

Very decorative leather magazine holder Kangaroo designed by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie & Fitch. Dimitri Omersa is known for mostly the rhino, pig, hippo, footstools, this is a more rare example of his work. Made of top quality full grain cowhide leather souorced in the UK that is tanned especially for the use on these animals. The construction inside consist of a metal structure stuffed with hay. This is a highly collectible and original piece. The piece is in a worn condition with small reparations but still looks amazing, and personally, the worn leather only adds to the charm. 1960s, United Kingdom. Measures: Height 90cm/35.5' Width 45cm/18" Depth 70cm/27.5". Information on Dimitri Omersa & co.: It seems that the first leather pig came into being almost by accident when ‘Old Bill’, who worked making hand luggage for Liberty’s of London, wondered what could be done with the leftover leather. He came up with the idea of a stuffed leather pig footstool! The first pig was sold through Liberty’s in 1927 and Liberty’s has stocked the animal ever since. In those days the pigs were made from pigskin and had very long noses! Dimitri Omersa and his wife Inge came to England in 1955 and settled at Lavender Croft, a sanctuary for refugees in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Dimitri Omersa, a Yugoslav by birth, had been a naval officer and a political prisoner having been imprisoned by Tito for 10 years after the second world war. Dimitri Omersa found work in the leather trade and whilst representing a small leather company in Hitchin met ‘Old Bill’ at Liberty’s. ‘Old Bill’ was due to retire and a deal was struck for Dimitri Omersa to take over the business and continue the supply of pigs to Liberty’s. The business was located to Hitchin in 1958 and before long Dimitri Omersa had ideas for other animals! His first new piece was the leather elephant...

Leather mouse paper weight toy by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie & Fitch, 1960s. A very effective paperweight. What will the cat make of this one? The leather mouse is made using o...

Very decorative leather foot stool rhinoceros designed by Dimitri Omersa for Abercrombie & Fitch. Dimitri Omersa is known forl eather animal footstools and sculptures. Made of top quality full grain cowhide leather sourced in the UK that is tanned especially for the use on these animals. The construction inside consist of a metal structure stuffed with hay. This is a highly collectible and original piece. The piece is in original condition with next to no user damage. The original tail is also present. 1980s, United Kingdom Measures: Height 28cm/11" Width 20cm/8" Depth 42cm/16.5". Information on Dimitri Omersa & co.: It seems that the first leather pig came into being almost by accident when ‘Old Bill’, who worked making hand luggage for Liberty’s of London, wondered what could be done with the leftover leather. He came up with the idea of a stuffed leather pig footstool! The first pig was sold through Liberty’s in 1927 and Liberty’s has stocked the animal ever since. In those days the pigs were made from pigskin and had very long noses! Dimitri Omersa and his wife Inge came to England in 1955 and settled at Lavender Croft, a sanctuary for refugees in Hitchin, Hertfordshire. Dimitri Omersa, a Yugoslav by birth, had been a naval officer and a political prisoner having been imprisoned by Tito for 10 years after the second world war. Dimitri Omersa found work in the leather trade and whilst representing a small leather company in Hitchin met ‘Old Bill’ at Liberty’s. ‘Old Bill’ was due to retire and a deal was struck for Dimitri Omersa to take over the business and continue the supply of pigs to Liberty’s. The business was located to Hitchin in 1958 and before long Dimitri Omersa had ideas for other animals! His first new piece was the leather elephant...