Rare modernist furniture, art & design
Martin Visser (Netherlands 1922-2009)
Pair of rare DD01 wall-mounted bedside units/cupboards by Dutch post-war designer Martin Visser . Manufactured by ‘t Spectrum furniture. Circa 1950s.
Enamelled steel with wooden drawer fronts.
Price: 795 euro (pair)
Jan de Jong & Dom Hans vd Laan (Nl. mid 20th century)
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.
h.132cm x w.64cm x d.56cm (seat 48cm)
Price: 6,790 euro
Bossche School (Dutch traditionalist school of architecture)
Bench and three stools. Grey/silver stained oak with loose cushions.
This furniture was made as part of the modernisation of a Catholic church in the 1960s-70s.
bench: h.45cm x w.155cm x d.45cm
stools: h.45cm x w.45cm x d.45cm
Prices: x3 stools: 1,600 euro bench: 1,600 euro
Pair of steel modernist/ minimal stools. 1960s.
The beauty of these stools is both in their simplicity and their detail; the quality of engineering. (more photos available on request). The retain their original cream coloured cushions that clip onto a series of small holes to the steel seats.
1,625.00 euro
Minimalist wooden low table. The table originates from France – Reminiscent of the sculptures of Carl Andre.
1,500 euro
Alfred Hendrickx (Belgium c20th)
Mahogany wood and glass coffee table for Belform. 1950s.
590.00 euro
Dom Hans v.d. Laan & Jan de Jong (Netherlands, mid-late c20th)
This chair was part of a collection of furniture that we have acquired (with full provenance). It was previously used as a church lectern.
8,000.00 euro
French wooden constructivist side table.
1960s. Ash and Cherry wood.
500 euro
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