furniture, art & design
(Attrib.) Josef Hoffmann (Austria 1870-1956)
A side chair variation of the famous Fledermaus chair designed by Josef Hoffmann in 1906 for the Fledermaus Cabaret. This is a period chair by an unknown manufacturer. The chair has a good quality later upholstery of a Wiener Werkstätte design.
Price: 1.350 euro
Gerrit Rietveld (Nl 1888 – 1964)
Cassina ‘crate’ table. Early edition – late 70s/early 80s.
beech wood. 174.5 x 97.5 x 71cm high.
The original Crate Series were designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1934 and sold mainly through the warehouse Metz &Co. The furniture was described in the store’s advertising as “weekend furniture,” suitable for “weekend houses, sunrooms, student and children’s rooms“.
This table or desk is a late 1970s or early 1980s Cassina edition. It has a very low manufacturers number (31) stamped on the underside next to the Cassina mark.
Price: 3.700 euro
1970s large abstract Brutalist sculpture. Painted carved wood and steel.
Unsigned.
58 x 26 x 72cm high.
Price: 2.200 euro
Circa 1960s standing sculpture in the manner of Harry and Val Bertoia. The sculpture weighs ±50kg. and is made from solid iron and steel. The two standing sections can be easily moved so that they swing slightly from side to side.
38 x 19 x 118cm high
Price: 2.300 euro
Hans J. Wegner (Dk 1914-2007)
Oak Model AT 310 Extendable Dining Table by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck, 1960s
A dining table designed by Hans Wegner in 1955. This classic piece of Danish modernism: simple and understated.
Included are two extension leaves that can be stored at the underside of the table. (each leaf is 40 cm wide so it is 160cm wide without the additional leaves)
The table is fully marked at the underside. Andreas Tuck, Denmark.
240 (extended) x 94 x 72cm high.
Price: 3.900 euro
Gebroeders Reens desk
Gebroeders Reens (Nl early-mid-c20th)
Amsterdam desk 1930s
126 x 64 x 75.5cm high. Maple/birch and lacquered wood
A small a Dutch 30s art deco/modernist curved desk. Warm maple veneer with off-white lacquered wood.
This double-sided/freestanding desk was part of the interior of the jewellery shop S.Spyer located at the Koningsplein in Amsterdam. In 1929-1930 the shop was redesigned by Amsterdam architect Harry Elte, giving the shop a more modern Art Deco shopfront and interior. The furniture was executed by the Gebroeders Reens company. (original key monogrammed ‘R’).
Price: 2.700 euro
model 3 desk lamp
Sybold van Ravesteyn (Nl 1889-1983)
Model 3 desk lamp. Metal & lacquered wood.
_Originally designed in the 1926, a few limited productions of the design were manufactured in the 1970s. This particular lamp is a very rare 1970s production that was the most faithful to the original series of only 8 lamps that were made. This version has wooden black and white sections (like the original). It has a screwed in metal plate around the two switches (like the original) and a cleaner top edge (without a plastic protector shield that some versions have)
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12 x 10.5 x 26.5cm /without bulb
Lit: Sybold van Ravesteyn architect; Kees Rouw, Nai010 uitgevers/publishers, 2014 pp.59
Price: 2.850 euro
Large Art Deco desk
A high quality 1930s French double-sided desk.
Original key and lockable four drawers. 170 x 75 x 75cm high.
Price: 3.600 euro
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