Wim den Boon (Nl.1912-1968)

Bespoke lounge chair. 1960s.

Original lacquered steel frame (swivel back rest) with slung leather seat and back.

65 x 65 x 68cm high (seat height 32.5 cm)

An important lounge chair by Wim den Boon. This is an historical piece of furniture and an important part of the legacy of Wim den Boon as an important Dutch architect and interior designer.

Wim Den Boon was a Dutch designer, interior designer and architect. Den Boon was a strict thinking man who believed strongly in the transforming capacities of architecture and design who left behind a small body of work. Most of his furniture was made for specific projects. This particular chair is a fine example of Den Boon’s work and dates from the early 1960s . The second photo shows this chair in its original setting (photo: NAI Rotterdam).
It has new leather upholstery. The new leather is a copy after the original upholstery as can be seen in the last photo.

We have a collection of furniture in stock by Wim den Boon of which most pieces are bespoke pieces that were commissioned for private homes in the Netherlands (and come with provenance – see other listings)

Price: 3.400 euro

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Sideboards / credenzas

1/ Henry Rosengren Hansen for Brande Møbelindustri, Denmark, 1960s

2/ Giovanni Ausenda Calendo sideboard for Stilwood, 1960s

Two rare sideboards in superb condition.

Price: 3.500 euro and 3.800 euro

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Ib Kofod-Larsen (Denmark 1921-2003)

OPE Sweden 1960s. Leather and solid teak wood.

A classic ‘Seal’ chair in leather and teak by Kofod-Larsen who was one of the top midcentury Scandinavian architects during the era. This one is in absolute top condition. The original design is from the 1950s. This chair is a 1960s production that was reupholstered in Sweden around the 1990s.

It is very comfortable as intended and of course stylish enough to sympathetically fit in to any quality interior setting.

Price: 7.650 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: 2.200 euro

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Midcentury abstract sculpture

Unsigned 1960s sculpture.

Lead and marble. 57cm high / base 12 x 12cm.

A large and heavy abstract lead sculpture executed by an unknown artist in the 1960s. Its overall impression is of a modern dynamic figure in molten lead; a figure morphing into various biomorphic or abstract forms.

Price: 1.400 euro

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Afra & Tobia Scarpa (Italy 1935- Now)

‘Soriana’ Lounge Chair & Ottoman. Cassina 1970s / early edition.

Early edition chair and ottoman. The chair does have a few issues with the upholstery (fading/ one small hole and minor staining) and would benefit from being reupholstered. The ottoman is in better condition with absolute minimal signs of age and use.

Price: Chair 2.900 euro / Ottoman 1.850 euro

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wooden carved sculpture

Bertus Hylkema (Nl 1928-2004)

Totemic abstract Sculpture, 1968.

Teak / 82.5cm high

A large carved signed totemic form sculpture. The artist, Bertus Hylkema was born in Luinjeberd in France in 1927. He moved to Amsterdam and worked and taught there and later moved to Amersfoort. The artist died in 2004.

Price: 1,950 euro

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VP-Europa lamp. 1970s

Verner Panton (Denmark 1926-1998)

VP-Europe lamp. 1977. Manufactured by Louis Poulsen in the late 1970s.

Chromed plastic foot with moulded glass shade. The lamp’s name Europa derives from the series of lighting designed by Verner Panton for the hotel Europa in Lugano.

This large table lamp has a diameter of 48cm and a height of 63cm which is particularly big for a table lamp. The main component is a mouth-blown shade made of clear and frosted glass. The red painted lamp cap produces beautiful light effects within the lamp.

This lamp was only produced over a short period of time which when combined with the complexity of moulding the glass shade make it one of Verner Panton´s most rare and sought-after lamps.

Price: 2,995.00 euro

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