Benches

Pair of Dutch circa 1940s cherry and oak wood benches with superb all original patina.

186.5cm wide x 33.5cm deep x 48cm high

A pair of simple and attractive benches. Oak boards on cherry wood X-frame legs. The thin oak and peg constructed base gives these benches an elegant modernist appeal. The best aspect of these benches is their warm period patina – It shows just the perfect degree of age and use. They are stable and ready for use. (We also have a matching table – available)

Price: 1.700 euro (pair)

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Brutalist sculpture

1970s large abstract Brutalist sculpture. Painted carved wood and steel.

Unsigned.

58 x 26 x 72cm high.

Price: 2.200 euro

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midcentury kinetic sculpture

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

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Italian 1960s sideboard

Giovanni Ausenda (Italy mid-c20th)

model ‘Caleno’ credenza/sideboard ±1960s for Stilwood, Italy.

Rosewood & Mahogany. 213 x 53 x 74cm high.

This Brutalist Italian sideboard with subtle architectural details has a strong classical presence. This is what we would call a sideboard for life! Anchored in the right setting this is a timeless design that can look like it has always been there.

Price: 3.950 euro

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Brutalist pine table

1960s Solid pine brutalist coffee table in the manner of Charlotte Perriand.

100 x 100 x 35.5cm high. Fully refurbished.

Price: 1.500 euro

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Small side table

1970s small Dutch side/coffee table.

Solid pine base with a thick glass with a heavily textured top.

Price: 500 euro

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architectural throne chair

Brutalist / Structuralist chair. Netherlands. Circa 1960s/70s.

Steel & leather/hide.

An interesting architectural chair. Its construction and manufacture lead us to believe that it is possibly a prototype? – Its design reflects the style of post-war structuralist architecture/interiors typical of several Rotterdam architects from the period. (we are still researching the design).

Price: 4,400 euro

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Sep Ruf (attrib.) floor lamp

Sep Ruf (Germany, 1908 -1982)

Brutalist German steel floor lamp attributed to architect Sep Ruf. Circa 1970s.

Price: 1,600 euro

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