Rare bronze candlestick designed by Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan.
37.5cm high x 29.5 wide
PoA
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Jan de Jong & Dom Hans vd Laan
Circa 1960s. Bossche School high backed chair.
Designed by the benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan and executed by Jan de Jong in the 1960s – the chair was commissioned for the Willibrordus church in Almelo which despite being one of the best examples of Dutch churches of the modernist era was knocked down in 2005 as part of a series of unfortunate closures.
Stained exotic woods with copper nails.
PoA.
Werkstätten Hagenauer. Circa 1950s. Double sided carved head of an African woman.
33.5 x 25 x 9cm
It has a warm patina and is mounted onto a 3mm brass base plate. [more images available on request]
Price: 950.00 euro
An elegant little table attributed to Metz & Co. It has visual similarities to the designs of Willem Penaat as well as Gerrit Rietveld and Rietveld Jr. Original lacquer in light grey, creme and red.
104.5 x 34.5 x 46cm
1250.00 euro
A solid pine bench. Designer/maker unknown, possibly of Scandinavian or French origin. It has a constructivist slatted base and three bolted planks as the seat. 200 cm x 45cm x 40cm high.
Price: 1,900.00 euro
Unusual wooden tea trolley with a rustic vernacular appeal. The origin is unknown but it could well be Dutch if not of Nordic or French origin.
590.00 euro
A Midcentury French School cylinder pine and rattan stool. The stool has visual similarities to the designs of Charlotte Perriand and several other French designers during the period.
It measures: 61cm wide x 35.5cm deep x 35cm high
Price: 1,295,00 euro
A 1980s oak and chromed metal table. Ideal size for either a dining table or office desk.
The legs are deep plates of heavy chromed steel and the top has a metal inner frame with an oak veneered top.
220 x 89 x 73cm
1250.00 euro
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