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
Tag: vintage
design
Mid-Century slatted lounge chair.
Dutch 1950s. beech wood connected with metal fittings.
A beautiful sculptural lounge chair in totally original condition with patina.
The chair was reputedly originally purchased from Bas van Pelt/My Home.
Price: 3.250 euro
Bruno Gatta (Italy c20th)
An elegant pendant light by Bruno Gatta for Stilnovo. Circa 1950s.
36cm wide x 82cm high (including ceiling fitting)
It has three original lamp fittings and a frosted glass diffuser inside a black lacquered metal ring.
Price: 1.000 euro
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
Ko Verzuu (Netherlands 1901-1971)
A rare toy chair designed by Ko Verzuu for ADO. Circa 1930s.
plywood 19 x 20 x 20.5cm high (with original cushion). Early brandished mark to the underside (with an early understandable misattribution to Rietveld)
Between 1925 and 1955 Dutch designer Ko Verzuu designed many toys under the influence of the Dutch Modernist De Stijl painters. His designs were inextricably bound up with innovations in art, health care and pedagogy in the first half of the 20th century. In 1920, the sanatorium Berg en Bosch was founded in the sanctuary on the outskirts of Apeldoorn. This sanatorium offered rest and care to tuberculosis patients. Once patients had recovered from their illness, returning to regular working life often proved to be difficult. In order to prepare patients better for their reintegration, the sanatorium developed a modern treatment: occupational therapy. One of the ways this took shape was in the production of wooden toys. These toys were given the name ADO; an abbreviation that initially stood for Arbeid door Onvolwaardigen (Labour by the Deficient), but was wisely changed to Apart Doelmatig Onverwoestbaar (Special Functional Indestructible) in 1962.
Price: 1.000 euro
Various selected items with sculptural qualities to adorn any stylish interior…
All available (please enquire)
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
1950s wooden stool
Midcentury beech wood stool.
Circa 1950s. Attributed to Gerrit Rietveld for Spectrum Furniture. (with some provenance)
Price: 1,500 euro
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