Small Bossche school table from an ecclesiastical setting where it was probably used to store candles or liturgical vestments/sacred objects. Nowadays it would make a great bathroom or kitchen storage unit. Its measurements and colour wash are typical of the Bossche school style as developed by Dom Hans van der Laan and his pupils. . 63.2 x 35.8 x 75.2cm high
A-Line storage cabinets/shelves, Set of 3. Pastoe/Netherlands 1990s. Aluminium.
90 x 18 x 17.5 cm high
A set of finely engineered A-Line ‘Horizontals’ that are made from anodised aluminium. They each have softly sliding doors that slide to both the left or to the right. Each unit is fully marked with the Pastoe company name.
They hang easily to the wall by sitting onto a wall connection that fixes to the wall with just a few screws.
Price: 3.500 euro (set of 3) (or 1.300 euro per piece)
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)
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.
Jan de Jong / Dom Hans van der Laan (Nl 1904-1991)
Pair of original Bossche School church benches/pews from the Sint-Willibroduskerk in Almelo. 1960s.
Stained pine wood with hand forged large nails.
302 x 67 x 86.5 (seat height 48.5) Note: Measurements are according to van der Laan’s theories of the ‘plastic number’ system.
Two rare long benches designed by the Dutch Benedictine monk and architect Dom Hans van der Laan and executed by fellow architect Jan de Jong for the Sint-Willibroduskerk in Almelo. The architect Jan de Jong who worked closely together with Dom Hans van der Laan was responsible for the design of the church and its interior. They created an outstanding body of work ,very much defining what is called now the Dutch Bossche School style. The artist Wim van Hoof was responsible for the entire colour scheme of the church and its interior (including these benches). The colour of the benches is mostly green but has a touch of brown with a silvery blue tint. The benches were purchased after the demolition of the church in 2005 and is in a very nice original condition.
This sculptural chair was manufactured for a short period during which time it is believed that around only 100 of the chairs were manufactured. This one was purchased from the first owner and is in superb original condition with only minimal signs of age and use. . Tubular steel and thick leather 72x90x68cm
chromed steel tube with leather slung seat. 48.5 wide x 67 deep x 73cm high.
Wim van den Bergh is an architect, writer, and professor of Housing and Design at RWTH Aachen.
An 80s homage to early modernism this is a highly elegant and rare chair: Only 30 examples of this chair were ever produced (by hand) of which the first prototype was commissioned by Museum Boijmans van Beuningen in Rotterdam in 1981.
A rare first steel edition of the ‘Less’ table by Jean Nouvel (later editions were in aluminium and lighter). The table was originally designed for Foundation Cartier office in Paris.
The top has a distinctive sunken underside, not seen when viewed from above – the result is the illusion of a wafer thin top supported by four thin legs.
Original lacquered surface in anthracite metallic grey/silver colour. In good condition – some minor scratches. The legs can be unscrewed from the top.