Once focused on the first machine age (the interwar period when technology turned furniture sleek and aerodynamic), this Leslieville stronghold now shows little from that period, except, say, a deco-esque tea set in steel and Bakelite from designer Walter von Nesson ($350). The constantly changing stock hails largely from the ’20s to ’80s, and might include such pieces as a Saarinen-designed Tulip dining set by Knoll ($1,950) or an L-shaped George Nelson desk ($3,500). Typical finds might include original Knoll sofas that have great bones, and a pair of ’60s acrylic chairs ($2,200) with clear sides and snappy black and white houndstooth cushions.