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Lot 263-263: 1 x HP Elitebook Laptop Intel Core i7 en Zebra labelprinter type QL-1080N
1 x HP Elitebook Laptop Intel Core i7 type SNQ33C-S, 1 x computermonitor, 2 x toetsenbord en Zebra labelprinter type QL-1080N
Lot 305-199-CH327-A1: Beautiful Big Black Leather Postmodern Italian Design Space Age Lounge Chair with Brass Buttons and Playful Cord Lacing, 1970s.
Striking black leather lounge chair with distinctive lace
detailing at the corners and brass buttons on the back. Postmodern
Italian design from the 1970-80s, in the style of Arrigo Arrighi
for Busnelli.
Comfortable seating and bold character, crafted in smooth black
leather. Dimensions: Height 80 cm, Width 92 cm, Depth 86 cm,
Seating Height 40 cm, Arm Rests 47 cm
Lot 311-199-900CH-C1b: Set of 4 Vintage Design Kitchen Chairs by Brabantia, The Netherlands, 1960-1970s.
Set of four vintage design kitchen chairs manufactured by Brabantia in The Netherlands, dating from the 1960s. The chairs feature cream-colored Formica seats and backrests, combined with chromed tubular steel frames — a classic and functional design typical of Dutch kitchens from this period.
The clean, rounded shapes and practical materials reflect Brabantia’s reputation for durable, well-made household furniture. The light-colored Formica surfaces give the chairs a fresh, understated appearance, while the chrome frames provide a subtle modern contrast.
A straightforward and appealing set of mid-century kitchen chairs, suitable for everyday use and easy to integrate into both vintage and contemporary interiors. The chairs are in very well-preserved vintage condition. As with all vintage seating, they may show light signs of use, which add to their authentic character. Dimensions: Height 77 Width 37,5 Depth 51 Seating height 43,5 cm.
Lot 305-200-CH150-C1: Drabert SM400 Stackable Dining Chairs by Gerd Lange, Set of 5. Germany, 1980s.
Please note! This lot contains 5 chairs of the 10 chairs
shown.
Set of five mid-century stackable dining / conference chairs SM400
‘Swing’, manufactured by Drabert, Germany in the 1980s.
The minimalistic design of Gerd Lange with its chromed steel sled
base and black toned molded plastic one piece seat and back makes
it perfect for a variety of uses: home, office, waiting area,
extension seating. The set is very well preserved and shows minor
signs of wear, consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 78
cm, Width: 46 cm, Depth: 52 cm, Seat height: 46 cm, Quantity: 5
Lot 311-200-SS104-A4: Mid-Century Design Artifort 2-Seat Cubistic Sofa with Steel Frame and Blue Fabric Upholstery
A striking piece of Dutch design from the 1980s, the
Transformation Model 952 two-seat sofa was designed by Hans de Wit
for Artifort. With its minimalist, cubist-inspired metal frame and
sky-blue upholstery, this sofa is a true modernist statement piece.
The crisp geometric lines are softened by the inviting comfort of
its generous cushioning, making it as pleasant to sit on as it is
to admire. The sky-blue fabric gives it a fresh, airy presence,
while the high-quality construction ensures it has stood the test
of time. So it remains in a well preserved vintage condition, with
only minor wear consistent its age and use. This model is sometimes
referred to as the “Red Dot Sofa,” a nickname that
comes from the small red circular detail set into the end of each
armrest. Dimensions: Height: 70 cm, Width: 134 cm
Depth: 75 cm, Seating height: 38 cm, Seating depth: 52 cm,
Quantity: 1
Lot 305-201-SM400-C5: Supercomfortable Mid-Century Scandinavian Design Rybo Rykken Leather 3-Seat Kengu Sofa, 1960s.
Supercomfortable Scandinavian Rykken Leather 3-Seat Modular Sofa with Armrests, 1960s. Rare three-seat Kengu sofa designed by Elsa and Nordahl Solheim for Rybo Rykken. Upholstered in soft brown leather with sculptural armrests and a curved plywood frame. The modular construction and ergonomic proportions provide excellent comfort while maintaining a strong mid-century modern aesthetic. Dimensions: Height 78 cm, Width 180 cm, Depth 60 cm, Seating Height 46 cm, Arm Rests 56 cm
Lot 311-201-1027: Vintage Design Rectangular Dining Table in Beech Wood, Northern Europe, 1960s
Simple and functional vintage dining / kitchen table with a
rectangular top and straight tapered legs. Crafted in light-toned
beech wood; the legs are solid wood, while the tabletop appears to
be veneered beech, showing a calm and even grain pattern typical of
mid-century utilitarian design.
A clean, honest table with a timeless look, suitable for everyday use in kitchen or dining settings. As with all vintage furniture, light signs of use may be present and contribute to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height 73 Width 110 Depth 70 Seating height cm.
Lot 305-202-CDT207-B3: Mid-Century Design Round Adjustable Wooden Veneer Coffee / Dining Table by Ilse Möbel with Solid Centered Pedestal, Germany 1960s
Mid-Century Design Round Adjustable Wooden Veneer Coffee / Dining Table by Ilse Möbel with Solid Centered Pedestal, Germany 1960s. Designed for dual use as a coffee table or dining table, the top rises from approximately 53 cm to 73 cm via a built‑in height‑adjustment mechanism. The 100 cm diameter wooden top displays a radiant grain pattern, supported by a central pedestal base in molded material. A practical and versatile example of post‑war German furniture design with an inventive functional system. The table is in a very well preserved vintage condition with some minor wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height 53–73 cm, Diameter 100 cm
Lot 311-202-1055: Vintage Design Spindle-Back Kitchen Chair, Solid Wood, The Netherlands, 1950s–1960s
Classic vintage spindle-back kitchen chair crafted from solid wood, featuring an elegant curved backrest with a decorative carved central splat. The warm wood tone and gently tapered legs give the chair a timeless, honest character typical of Northern European kitchen furniture from the post-war period. A sturdy and well-balanced design that works equally well as a dining chair, desk chair or accent piece.
As with all vintage design items, light signs of use may be present and contribute to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height 84 Width 43 Depth 52 Seating height 45 cm.
Lot 305-203-CH342-A2: Mid-Century Design 'Lamino' Black Leather Lounge Chair Model P583 by Yngve Ekström for Swedese, Sweden 1960s.
Mid-Century Design 'Lamino' Black Leather Lounge Chair Model P583 by Yngve Ekström for Swedese, Sweden 1970s. This iconic example is executed in black leather upholstery with a matching black-stained laminated wood frame. The Lamino chair is widely regarded as a classic of Scandinavian modern design, valued for its balanced proportions, comfort and refined construction. Dimensions: Height 100 cm, Width 74 cm, Depth 90 cm, Seating Height 40 cm, Arm Rests 49 cm
Lot 311-203-PF013-S3: De winnaar (The Victor) – Pieter het Hart, The Netherlands, 1977.
De winnaar (The Victor) – Pieter het Hart, The Netherlands, 1977. Mixed media on board. (probable hardboard panel). Signed and dated lower right: “p t H 77”. Dutch School, 20th century.
This powerful abstract-figurative composition by Pieter het Hart (1925–1987) exemplifies the mature phase of the artist’s development in the 1970s, when his work evolved from darker, figurative expressions toward more liberated, symbolic and abstract constructions.Born in 1925 in IJmuiden into a fishing family, Het Hart developed his artistic practice alongside a technical profession. From the 1950s onward, he pursued formal art education and gradually established himself as a registered BKR artist, educator, and gallery owner in IJmuiden. His oeuvre spans figurative scenes, still lifes, harbour views, and increasingly abstract compositions, marked by a distinctive visual language of strong contours and expressive form.De winnaar presents a dense, symbolic visual field in which fragmented figures emerge through thick, rounded black contour lines. The composition oscillates between abstraction and figuration: animal forms (including equine and canine shapes), anthropomorphic figures, and hybrid creatures appear layered within a dynamic structure. A dominant central figure, positioned atop an elephant-like form, reinforces the thematic suggestion of triumph, power, and symbolic ascension.The chromatic palette is restrained yet expressive: deep blacks structure the composition, while a diffused background of yellowed ground tones is interwoven with green, orange, and brown hues, creating a softened atmospheric field behind the bold linear framework. The painterly surface and material character suggest a mixed-media technique, likely combining oil-based and synthetic binders on a hardboard support, consistent with studio practices of the period.Signed and dated “p t H 77”, the work reflects Het Hart’s mature visual language: rhythmic line work, symbolic figuration, and a narrative abstraction that resists literal interpretation while maintaining strong associative imagery. The composition embodies both personal mythology and broader post-war European abstract-figurative traditions.De winnaar stands as a representative example of post-war Dutch abstract figuration, combining expressive structure, symbolic narrative, and formal autonomy into a visually commanding and conceptually layered work. Dimensions Frame: Height 82 Width 63,5 cm. Visual: Height 80 Width 62 cm.
Lot 305-204-CH078-A1: Rob Parry Style Dutch Design Lounge Chair Designed for Gelderland, 1960s.
Mid-Century Dutch Design Lounge Chair Designed by Rob Parry for Gelderland in the 1960s. The chair has new upholstery in a beautiful Burgundy-Cherry high quality red fabric and chrome steel base with rosewood and black leatherette elements. Dimensions: Height: 80 cm, Width: 68 cm, Depth: 90 cm, Seat height: 42 cm, Armrest height: 51 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 311-204-CH247: Mid-Century Wittmann Petrol Blue Soft Leather Wing Chair, Model Aura Designed by Paolo Piva. Austria, 1980s.
Very comfortable and elegant Mid-Century Wittmann Wing Chair, model Aura. This high quality design chair is upholstered with smooth petrol blue leather and features short black legs. It was designed in the 1980s by the renowned Italian designer and architect Paolo Piva, who was famous for his refined style and craftsmanship. The wing chair is in a very well preserved vintage condition with hardly any wear which is consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 103 cm, Width: 67 cm, Depth: 75 cm, Seat height: 45 cm, Armrest height: 65 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 305-205-ST062-B3: Mid-Century Industrial Gispen Modular Office Trolly with 9 Colorful Pull-Out Bins, The Netherlands 1960s-1970s.
Mid-Century Industrial Gispen Modular Office Trolly with 9 Colorful Pull-Out Bins, The Netherlands 1960s-1970s. This industrial office trolley is featuring nine pull‑out modular bins in assorted colours, supported on a movable frame. Designed as a functional organizational unit for mail, documents or small parts, this piece reflects the practical aesthetic of post‑war European office design. The colourful bins slide easily in and out, offering flexible storage and playful visual appeal within a utilitarian framework. Dimensions: Height 85 cm, Width 30 cm, Depth 36 cm
Lot 311-205-CT741-1-A: Mid-Century Design Rectangle Teak Wooden Coffee Table Attributed to Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé, The Netherlands, 1960s.
Mid-Century Design Rectangle Teak Wooden Coffee Table Attributed to Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé, The Netherlands, 1960s. Elegant mid-century teak wooden coffee table attributed to Louis Van Teeffelen for Wébé, produced in The Netherlands during the 1960s. The table features slender solid teak legs and a reversible tabletop with teak veneer on one side and faux-wood formica on the other. Beneath the top, an integrated teak shelf provides practical storage for magazines or books.
A refined example of Dutch mid-century modern design, combining clean lines with everyday functionality. The table is in well-maintained condition, showing only minor wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions: Height 44 Width 119,5 Depth 51 cm.
Lot 305-206-ST027-1-B4: Mid-Century Louis van Teeffelen Design Teak Wooden High Sideboard for Webe with Ceramic Ravelli Tiles. The Netherlands, 1960s
Large mid-century Dutch design solid teak wooden highboard manufactured by Webe in the 1960s. This high quality teak sideboard features on the left side a closed bar unit with a mirror on the back wall and a small storage part with a tiny drawer. Underneath this left part there’s an open space to expose some of your favourite things or photos. The right side features two doors which can be locked with a matching key, decorated with 4 beautiful ceramic tiles by the artist Jaap Ravelli. Inside you’ll find two large shelves to divide this storage part. Finally, there are 4 drawers next to each other with an elegant handcrafted wooden grip. This nice and sturdy sideboard contains a lot of storage space. Well preserved vintage condition with only some minor wear on the top of the sideboard as shown on the photos. Height: 118 cm, Width: 200 cm, Depth: 45 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 311-206-DO-106: Vintage Design BAJONG High-Pile Shag Rug in Green Camouflage Tones, Netherlands 1970s
This striking vintage design shag rug was produced by BAJONG, a well-known Dutch rug manufacturer, and dates to the 1970s. Characterized by its deep, long pile and rich layered green palette, the rug features an abstract, almost camouflage-like pattern reminiscent of forest and army tones typical of the era. The rug is composed of two original BAJONG rugs (each approx. 130 × 185 cm) that were professionally joined, resulting in one generous and visually cohesive piece measuring approximately 185 × 260 cm. The seams are subtle and do not detract from the overall appearance or use. Made in the Netherlands, this rug perfectly reflects 1970s interior design trends, combining bold texture with earthy, organic coloration. It offers both strong visual impact and a soft, tactile surface, ideal for a living room, lounge, or statement interior. The carpet has been professionally cleaned and is in good vintage condition. Dimensions: 185 x 260 cm
Lot 305-207-CH085-S3: Superb Minimalistic Foldable Dining Chairs Designed by Marcelo Cuneo for Mobel Italia, Set of 4. Italy, 1970s.
Marcelo Cuneo for Mobel Italia, Set of 4. Italy, 1970s. An absolute brilliant set of high quality foldable dining chairs designed by Marcello Cuneo for Model Italia in the 1970s. The chairs feature a very nice minimalistic designed chrome steel base which is upholstered with a fine soft black leather seating and backrest. The chrome steel base, which can be folded and the leather of all chairs are in a superb almost brand new condition. A must have for interior lovers with a heart for Italian design. Dimensions: Height: 78 cm, Width: 46 cm, Depth: 49 cm, Seat height: 45 cm, Quantity: 4
Lot 311-207-ST020-B3: Large HP Hansen Scandinavian Design Solid Teak Wooden Highboard / Credenza. Denmark, 1960s
Large mid-century Danish design solid teak wooden highboard manufactured by HP Hansen in the 1960s. This high quality Scandinavian sideboard features two big teak sliding doors covering two compartments with three shelves. Between the left and write compartment there is a writing desk with a shelve within and four drawers beneath. This elegant yet sturdy sideboard contains a lot of storage space and is truly in excellent condition. Height: 130 cm, Width: 218 cm, Depth: 50 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 305-208-V054: Small Ceramic Scheurich Multicolor glazed Vase with round handle. Germany, 1960s. Model 4504-33
Vintage ceramic vase by Scheurich, one of the most prominent West German pottery manufacturers. Known for their high production quality, bold glazes and dynamic surface patterns. Model 4504-33. Scheurich vases are widely collected. This example shows the brand’s characteristic finish and is in a very good condition. Dimensions: Height 33 Diameter top 12 Diameter opening 9 Diameter belly 16 cm
Lot 311-208-CT079: Yngve Ekstrom Mid-Century Scandinavian Design ‘Dymling’ Coffee Table in Solid Pinewood for Swedese. Sweden, 1970s.
Mid-Century Scandinavian design coffee table by Yngve Ekstrom, model Dymling. Manufactured by Swedese in the 1970s. The coffee table is made of solid pinewood. The proof of authenticity is branded on the wooden frame. This original Swedish coffee table is overall in a well preserved vintage condition, with some wear on the top according its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 44 cm, Width: 140 cm, Depth: 84 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 305-209-CH308-C1 : Set of 2 Mid-Century Design Ake Fribytter Design Black Leather Lounge Chairs for Nelo on Black Lacquered Wooden Frame, Sweden 1970s.
Set of two iconic Kroken lounge chairs designed by Åke Fribytter for Nelo Möbel in the 1970s. Featuring bentwood frames and black leather upholstery with a beautiful natural patina. These chairs offer generous proportions and excellent seating comfort, exemplifying Scandinavian lounge design of the period. Beautiful patinated black leather. Dimensions: Height 81 cm, Width 62 cm, Depth 67 cm, Seating Height 40 cm
Lot 311-209-CH192: Ahrend De Cirkel Industrial Design Desk Chair with Orange Fabric Upholstery on a Grey Steel Frame. The Netherlands, 1950s.
Authentic Ahrend De Cirkel Industrial Grey Steel Desk Chair from the 1950s. The grey frame is upholstered with an orange quality fabric. The height from this Dutch Design chair is adjustable. This chair is in a good vintage condition with some minor wear consistent its age and use. A nice piece of furniture for lovers of Dutch Design Industrial originals. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm, Width: 40 cm, Depth: 44 cm, Seat height: 56 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 305-210-CH340-2-A2: Mid-Century Italian Design Black Leather Lounge Chairs by Titina Ammannati & Giampiero Vitelli for Brunati, Italy, 1970s
Please note! This lot contains only one of the sofas
shown.
Mid-Century Italian Design lounge chairs designed by Titina
Ammannati and Giampiero Vitelli for Brunati. Upholstered in smooth
black leather and executed in full leather construction, this chair
combine generous seating comfort with strong sculptural form. The
design is bold yet elegant, characteristic of high-end Italian
furniture from the 1970s. This lounge chair is in a very well
preserved vintage condition and is a powerful statement for a
design-focused interior. Dimensions: Height 65 cm, Width 90 cm,
Depth 80 cm, Seating Height 40 cm
Lot 311-210-1014: Vintage Design Brabantia Kitchen Table – Red Formica Top, The Netherlands, 1960s
Rectangular vintage Brabantia kitchen table featuring a vibrant red Formica tabletop with a subtle mottled pattern in warm tonal variations. The top is finished with a black edge band and supported by elegant, slender chrome-plated legs with a slight taper, giving the table a light and refined mid-century look. A lively yet balanced piece that pairs beautifully with classic Brabantia kitchen chairs and adds instant colour and character to a kitchen or dining space. As with all vintage items, light signs of use may be present and contribute to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height 73 Width 79 Depth 49 Seating height cm.
Lot 305-211-CH330-A1: Mid-Century High Quality Teak Lounge Chair with Burgundy Red Fabric Upholstery Attributed to Topform, The Netherlands, 1960s.
High-quality Mid-Century Dutch lounge chair attributed to Topform. Featuring a solid teak wood frame and newly upholstered in rich burgundy fabric, this chair combines warm materials with elegant proportions and excellent seating comfort. Dimensions: Height 96 cm, Width 70 cm, Depth 78 cm, Seating Height 40 cm, Arm Rests 56 cm
Lot 311-211-903CH-C1b: Set of 4 Vintage Design Kitchen Chairs with Metal Spindle Backs and Red Leatherette Seats, The Netherlands, 1960s
Set of four vintage design kitchen chairs produced in The Netherlands during the 1960s. The chairs feature chromed tubular steel frames with distinctive metal spindle backrests, combined with red leatherette upholstered seats.
The open metal backs give the chairs a light and graphic appearance, while the padded seats add comfort and a touch of color. This type of construction was typical for practical kitchen seating of the period, emphasizing durability, ease of maintenance, and everyday functionality.
Although the exact manufacturer is unknown, the chairs reflect the solid build quality and utilitarian design language associated with Dutch kitchen furniture from the mid-20th century. A straightforward and characterful set, suitable for both vintage and contemporary interiors. The chairs are in very well-preserved vintage condition. As with all vintage seating, they may show light signs of use, which add to their authentic character. Dimensions: Height 86,5 Width 41,5 Depth 57,5 Seating height 46 cm.
Lot 305-212-SS038-B3: Midcentury-Design Charles Eames Black Leather Three-Seat Tandem Sling Airport Bench for Herman Miller. USA, 1960s.
Iconic black leather and solid aluminium tandem sling airport bench designed by Ray & Charles Eames for Herman Miller. The Eames were commissioned to design the perfect utilitarian seating for the first international airports in 1962. Created for comfort and convenience, this bench features a solid aluminum frame with black Edelman leather seats and backrests. The bench is in a very well preserved vintage condition, with minor wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 87 cm / 34,3'' Width: 182 cm / 71,7'' Depth: 70 cm / 27,6'' Seating Height: 43 cm / 16,9'' Quantity: 1
Lot 311-212-PF072-S4: Asteroids (Asteroïden) by Pieter 't Hart, mixed media on hardboard, The Netherlands, mid-late 20th century
This striking table lamp was produced in the 1960s by the Belgian van Rupel glass factory. Made entirely of glass, it features a beautiful lilac-purple hue that gives the piece an elegant and sculptural presence. The lamp is designed with two independent light sources: one integrated into the glass base and a second light positioned in the upper section. The top light is operated via a discrete side push button, while both lights can be switched on and off separately, allowing for different lighting effects. The lamp is in excellent vintage condition and is a fine example of mid-century Belgian art Dimensions: Height: 35 cm, Width: 20 cm, Depth: 20 cm
Lot 305-213-CH071-A4: Brutalist Ate van Apeldoorn Dutch Design Cognac Leather Cubic Pinewood Side Chair for Houtwerk Hattem. The Netherlands, 1970s.
Very nice minimalistic cubic armchair / sidechair made of solid pinewood produced in the 1970s by Ate van Apeldoorn. This robust brutalistic armchair features beautifully stitched seat and backrest made of smooth cognac colored leather. This elegant and balanced Dutch design chair is made by Houtwerk Hattem and fits in any modern interior. Dimensions: Height: 68 cm/26,7″ Width: 62 cm/24,4″ Depth: 56 cm/22,0″ Seat Height: 42 cm/16,5″, Quantity: 1.
Lot 311-213-CH216-C2: Elegant Italian Midcentury Design Sparkling Yellow Side Chair in Style of Augusto Bozzi. Italy, 1950s.
Elegant Mid-century Italian design side chair in style of Augusto Bozzi. This minimalistic chair features a black metal frame with tipped brass feet and is upholstered with a sparkling lemon color yellow soft fabric. This 1950’s chair is in a well preserved condition, with some minor wear, consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 88 cm, Width: 44 cm, Depth: 48 cm, Seat height: 44 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 305-214-DO-001-B3: Pair of Large Brass Duck’s Head Book Supports by Sarreid, USA 1970s.
Pair of Large Solid Brass Duck’s Head Book Supports by Sarreid, USA 1970s. Beautiful mid-century pair of large brass duck’s head book supports. Produced by Sarreid, USA 1970s. The labeled set is in excellent vintage condition. Dimensions: H 27 W 18 D 14 cm.
Lot 311-214-DM1980-PPL: Set of 4 original vintage issues of Domus Magazine, dating from 1980. This bundle includes the following issue numbers: 605, 611, 612 and the 1980s special Prefab 4.
Set of 4 original vintage issues of Domus Magazine, dating from 1980. This bundle includes the following issue numbers: 605, 611, 612 and the 1980s special Prefab 4. Domus is internationally regarded as one of the most influential monthly reviews of architecture, interior design, and art, and has played a key role in shaping modern architectural and design discourse. Domus was founded in 1928 by the architect Gio Ponti, together with publisher Gianni Mazzocchi — two leading figures in Italian architecture and publishing whose collaboration helped establish Domus as a leading voice in 20th-century design. Issues from the 1970s reflect a period of architectural experimentation and cultural transition. Typical content includes contemporary architectural projects, urban and residential design, theoretical essays, interior concepts, and explorations of new materials and construction methods, alongside contributions related to art and visual culture. Each issue is documented with individual cover photography and interior spread images, providing a clear and transparent visual overview of the condition and content of the magazines. Offered as a cohesive set, these original vintage issues are no longer in print and are highly sought after by collectors, architects, designers, and scholars. Together, they form a valuable reference archive capturing the spirit of late 20th-century European and international design culture.
Lot 305-215-SS074-A1: Distinguished Italian Mid-Century Design Guglielmo Ulrich Two Seat Sofa in Soft Silver Velvet Fabric. Italy, 1950s.
Original Italian design two seat sofa attributed to Guglielmo Ulrich and manufactured in the 1950s. The sofa is featuring a sophisticated and gracious black wooden frame newly upholstered with a luxurious grey silver velvetty fabric. The sofa is in a very good condition. We love the iconic shape of the pair and the strong profile. Dimensions: Height: 92 cm / 36,2", Width: 130 cm / 51,2'', Depth: 70 cm / 27,6'', Seating Height: 45 cm / 17,7'', Seating Width: 120 cm / 47,2'', Seating Depth: 50 cm / 19,7'', Arm Rests: 56 cm / 22,0''
Lot 311-215-DO-068: Large Vintage mirror with Elegant Brass Frame and Faceted Freeform Mirror Glass, 1960s.
Large Vintage mirror with Elegant Brass Frame and Faceted Freeform Mirror Glass, 1960s. This elegant mid-century mirror exemplifies the refined decorative design language of the 1960s, combining sculptural form with understated luxury. The mirror features a freeform, softly contoured glass panel with gently faceted edges, set within a slim brass wire frame. The frame is enriched with small spherical brass accents, adding rhythm and a subtle decorative punctuation without overwhelming the clean silhouette. At the top, the delicate double-scroll brass detail introduces a light ornamental flourish that balances modern restraint with a hint of classic elegance. The mirror glass itself has a slightly softened, aged surface, consistent with authentic vintage production, giving it warmth and character rather than the sharp reflectivity of contemporary glass. The overall impression is airy, refined, and highly versatile—equally at home in a mid-century interior, a Parisian-style hallway, or a modern eclectic setting. A graceful and timeless mid-century mirror, combining sculptural brass work with softly faceted freeform glass. Decorative yet restrained, this piece -which is in perfect condition- works beautifully as a statement mirror while remaining elegant and easy to place in a wide range of interiors. Dimensions: Height 72 Width 46 cm.
Lot 305-216-DA-010: Mid-century Zoomorphic Aztec Bird Sculpture Designed by the Belgium Artist Jules Guérin, Bouffioulx, Belgium 1950s.
Mid-century Zoomorphic Aztec Bird Sculpture Designed by the Belgium Artist Jules Guérin, 1950s. Rare and highly aesthetic zoomorphic ceramic vase-sculpture by Belgian ceramicist Jules Guérin, executed in salt-glazed stoneware in Bouffioulx during the 1950s. The stylized bird form reflects modernist interpretations of pre-Columbian Inca and Aztec motifs, a recurring inspiration in Guérin’s post-war work. The piece is both sculptural and functional, balancing abstraction with strong symbolic presence. Signed and model-numbered under the base (form number 3225), this work belongs to a particularly refined series produced after World War II. Preserved in excellent vintage condition. Dimensions Height 28 Width 28 Depth 16 cm
Lot 311-216-DO-035: Vintage German Rectangular Enamal Tray with Figurative Wine Bottle and Carafe Motif - Model 342-33. Germany, 1960s.
A beautiful vintage German rectangular enamel tray with rounded corners and a white border. Features a charming figurative design of a blue toned bottle, a green-and-yellow carafe and an orange circle on a deep red richly colored background. Minor chip on the edge. A highly decorative mid-century piece. Dimensions: H 3,5 W 33 D 26 cm.
Lot 305-217-CH336-A2: Charlotte Perriand Style Beech Wood Easy Chair and Matching Footstool with Sisal Rope Wickerwork, 1960s.
Charlotte Perriand Style Beech Wood Easy Chairs with Sisal Rope
Wickerwork, 1960s. A rare easy lounge chair in the style of
Charlotte Perriand. The frame of the chairs are build out of
ashwood and come with a woven sisal rope seat and backrest. The
wickerwork of the chair is made with great craftsmanship. Both
chair and footstool are beautifully patinated and well preserved,
offering comfort and visual harmony. A desirable ensemble for
collectors and interior enthusiasts alike.
It perfectly matches in an interior with the designs from Charlotte
Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret and Jean Prouve or in any eclectic
interior. Dimensions Chair: Height 79 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 73 cm,
Seating Height 36 cm, Arm Rests 54 cm
Footstool Dimensions: Height 16 cm, Width 35 cm, Depth 35 cm
Lot 311-217-DM1981-PPL: Set of 2 original vintage issues of Domus Magazine, dating from 1981. This bundle includes the following issue numbers: 614 and 621.
Set of 2 original vintage issues of Domus Magazine, dating from 1981. This bundle includes the following issue numbers: 614 and 621. Domus is internationally regarded as one of the most influential monthly reviews of architecture, interior design, and art, and has played a key role in shaping modern architectural and design discourse. Domus was founded in 1928 by the architect Gio Ponti, together with publisher Gianni Mazzocchi — two leading figures in Italian architecture and publishing whose collaboration helped establish Domus as a leading voice in 20th-century design. Issues from the 1970s reflect a period of architectural experimentation and cultural transition. Typical content includes contemporary architectural projects, urban and residential design, theoretical essays, interior concepts, and explorations of new materials and construction methods, alongside contributions related to art and visual culture. Each issue is documented with individual cover photography and interior spread images, providing a clear and transparent visual overview of the condition and content of the magazines. Offered as a cohesive set, these original vintage issues are no longer in print and are highly sought after by collectors, architects, designers, and scholars. Together, they form a valuable reference archive capturing the spirit of late 20th-century European and international design culture.
Lot 305-218-V009-B3: Beautiful Big Art Nouveau Majolica Jardiniere in High Gloss Green Tones
Beautiful Big Art Nouveau Majolica Jardiniere in High Gloss Green Tones. Elegant Art Nouveau majolica jardinière, Likely dating to around 1900. Made from heavy glazed earthenware with enamel decoration, showcasing organic lines and flowing forms characteristic of the Art Nouveau movement. Comparable examples are associated with renowned makers such as Julius Dressler, Minton and Delphin Massier. This is a particularly fine example, notable for its sculptural presence and decorative quality. Height: 31 Diameter Opening 24 Diameter Belly: 40 cm
Lot 311-218-924CH-C1b: Vintage Dutch Design Result Chairs by Friso Kramer for Gispen, Upholstered Version, The Netherlands, 1960s — Set of 2
Set of two Result chairs, designed by Friso Kramer for Gispen, produced in The Netherlands during the 1960s. The Result chair is one of the most iconic designs of post-war Dutch modernism and is widely regarded as a benchmark in functional, democratic design.
This particular set features upholstered seats and backrests in two complementary tones: one in a muted moss green and the other in a brown-grey fabric upholstery. Both chairs are supported by black lacquered metal frames, emphasizing the sober, utilitarian character that defines Kramer’s work.
Originally developed for educational and institutional environments, the Result chair was designed to be robust, comfortable, and economical in production. Over time, it has become a highly collectible design classic, appreciated not only for its historical significance but also for its timeless aesthetic and versatility in contemporary interiors.
The chairs are in good vintage condition, showing light signs of use consistent with age and original use. These traces contribute to their authentic character and underline their honest, functional origins. Dimensions: Height 80 Width 46 Depth 48 Seating height 47 cm.
Lot 311-219-CH329-A4: Mid-Century Brutalist Esko Pajamies Design 'Bonanza' Cognac Leather Lounge Chair on Solid Wooden Frame, Finland 1960s.
Brutalist-style Bonanza lounge chair designed by Esko Pajamies for Asko in 1966. Constructed from solid oak with pronounced finger-joint detailing on the armrests, this robust and expressive design embodies Scandinavian Brutalism. Upholstered in cognac leather, the Bonanza series became highly popular throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Dimensions: Height 75 cm, Width 80 cm, Depth 75 cm, Seating Height 40 cm, Arm Rests 50 cm
Lot 234-219: 2 x Verrijdbare archiefkast met dubbele kunststof jalouziedeuren
2 x Verrijdbare archiefkast met dubbele kunststof jalouziedeuren ca. 100 x 45 x 83 cm. Incl. inhoud
Lot 305-220-CH207-C5: Set of Two Hans Wegner Mid-Century Design Famous 'Town Hall' Dining Chairs for Plan Mobler with Black Wooden armrests. Sweden, 1960s.
Sophisticated set of two Scandinavian design wooden chairs with integrated black wooden arm rests by the famous furniture maker Hans Wegner for Plan Mobler. These chairs were designed in 1947 for the Town Hall of Aarhus from which this model owes its name. The nicely shaped wooden frame is upholstered with its authentic but worn olive green velvet fabric. The upholstery can be easily renewed with a high quality fabric for long-lasting pleasure and seating comfort. Except of the present fabric, the condition of this set may be considered as very good, with only minor wear consistent its age and use. With its timeless design the chairs fit in any eclectic oriented interior as arm chairs or side chairs. Dimensions: Height: 82 cm, Width: 58 cm, Depth: 47 cm, Seat height: 46 cm, Armrest height: 68 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 311-220-SS098: Sturdy De Sede DS47 Extendable Brown Sadle Leather Loveseat Sofa. Switzerland, 1970s
Very well preserved sturdy DS47 Extendable Loveseat Sofa. Manufactured by De Sede, Switzerland in the 1970s. Executed in a deep brown indestructible sadle leather (Neck Leder!). The special feature of this sofa special is that the seat is 20 cm extendable.The sofa is in a brilliant condition, with minor wear of age and use. Dimensions: Height: 78 cm, Width: 130 cm, Depth: 90+20 extension cm, Seating height: 43 cm, Quantity: 2
Lot 305-221-CH143-A3: Eye-Catching Guglielmo Veronesi Silver and Red Velvet Italian Lounge Chair for ISA Bergamo. Italy, 1970s.
Rare lounge club chair with bright silver and red velvet new
upholstery in accordance with the original material and
colors. Designed by Guglielmo Veronesi for ISA, Bergamo Italy in
the 1950s. This outspoken mid-century modern Italian design chair
with brass tapered feet is in a very well preserved vintage
condition.
Dimensions: Height: 70 cm, Width: 75 cm, Depth: 70 cm, Seat height:
40 cm, Quantity: 1
Lot 311-221-975: Elegant Bamboo Side Table with Woven Magazine Rack and Textured Glass Top. The Netherlands, 1950s-1960s.
An elegant vintage bamboo side table with softly curved legs, a finely woven rattan magazine shelf and a transparent textured (hammered) glass top. The flowing lines and lighter proportions give this table a more refined appearance than standard bamboo models, while the natural materials add warmth and character. The construction is solid and well-balanced, making it both decorative and practical as a side or occasional table. In good vintage condition, with light wear consistent with age. Dimensions: Height 56 Width 75 Depth 75 cm.
Lot 234-221: 3 x Verrijdbare archiefkast met metalen jalouziedeur
3 x Verrijdbare archiefkast met enkele metalen jalouziedeur ca. 81 x 48 x 88 cm. Incl. inhoud
Lot 305-222-DA-011: Giant Mid-Century Design Brutalist Studio Ceramic Handcrafted Jug, West Germany, 1960s
Impressive oversized ceramic jug representing classic mid-century Brutalist studio pottery from West Germany. The vessel features a bold bulbous form with horizontal ribbing and a strong sculptural handle. Finished in a richly textured brown speckled glaze, typical of West German ceramic production of the period. Likely marked “West Germany” and model-numbered on the base. A powerful decorative object with strong wabi-sabi character and tactile presence. Dimensions Height 54 Diameter top 16,5 Diameter opening 14,5 Diameter Belly 48 cm
Lot 311-222-SS083-B1: Rare Mid-Century Design Patchwork Leather 2-Seat Rockstyle Sofa with Cane Frame Attributed to Gerard van de Berg for Montis. The Netherlands, 1970s.
This very comfortable mid-century ‘Rock’ style sofa is attributed to Gerard van de Berg for Montis. The seating part with two headrest leather cushions is placed in a fancy cane frame. The patchwork leather shows a very nice patine. However one of the leather parts (on the front) has been professionally renewed, the sofa is in a well preserved condition with some wear consistent its age and use. The origin of this authentic 2-seater is Dutch and is manufactured in the 1970s. The sofa with its Bohemian look fits perfectly in an eclectic setting. Dimensions: Height: 110 cm, Width: 155 cm, Depth: 74 cm, Quantity: 1
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