Kunst en decoratie

Louis van Teeffelen Dutch Design Pelican Arm Chair in Solid White Painted Teakwood and Black Leatherette. Produced by Webe in the 1960s inThe Netherlands. Teak wooden frame is painted white. The seating and backrest is upholstered with black leatherette. The seating comfort is great and the condition of the chair is good, but shows some wear on the leatherette and the painted wood. It is up to the new owner to choose whether to restore the chair and opt for new upholstery or to cherish the chair’s vibrancy and just use it as is. Dimensions: Height: 74 cm, Width: 63 cm, Depth: 70 cm, Seat height: 37 cm, Armrest height: 66 cm, Quantity: 1

This elegant table lamp by Putzler, produced in Germany in the 1970s, features a solid crystal glass cube with a sculptural recessed center designed to hold the light source. The heavy crystal construction creates beautiful reflections and depth, especially when used with a mirrored or reflector bulb, which produces a warm, atmospheric glow without glare. Compact yet visually striking, the lamp functions as both a refined light object and a sculptural accent. A timeless piece of German design, ideal for use on a shelf, side table, or bedside. The lamp is in a very good condition. The crystal glass cube shows no cracks or chips. The lamp is fully functional and has been rewired in the meantime, ready for immediate use. Dimensions: Height: 10 cm, Width: 10 cm, Depth: 10 cm

Large Ceramic Black Fat Lava Vase with Brilliant Azur Blue and Orange Enamel Accents, West Germany 1970s. This large ceramic vase was produced in West Germany during the 1970s and stands 38 cm high. It features an expressive Fat Lava glaze with a richly textured, volcanic surface, combined with vivid red and turquoise glaze bands that flow naturally across the form. The layered glazing creates strong contrast and depth, emphasizing the tactile character typical of classic West German Fat Lava ceramics. The vase is in an excellent condition. Dimensions: Height 38 Diameters: Opening 10 Belly 20 cm

Portrait of a young woman (Lolita) by Vandersyde. Printed canvas in wooden frame, 1970s. This work, titled Lolita, is a mid-20th-century decorative portrait reproduced on canvas and presented in a wooden frame with subtle golden rim. The image depicts a young woman in a stylized, idealized manner, characteristic of popular portrait imagery from the 1960s–1970s.

The subject is shown in a half-length pose, with softly modeled features, dark hair, and pronounced eye makeup, evoking a romanticized, slightly exotic aesthetic. The color palette is warm and muted, with olive greens, soft browns, and golden skin tones contributing to a nostalgic atmosphere. The background suggests foliage or a painterly interior.
Dimensions Frame: Height 78 Width 68 cm. Visual: Height 57 Width 48 cm.

Large Mid-Century Design Rosewood Veneer Rectangle Coffee Table with Aluminium Trim, 1960s. Large mid-century modern rectangular coffee table featuring a rosewood-veneered top with rich, expressive grain. The tabletop is subtly detailed with a narrow aluminium edge trim along the short ends, adding a refined graphic accent and a distinctly 1960s character.

The clean-lined silhouette and generous proportions emphasize functionality while allowing the natural warmth of the veneer to take center stage. Slender legs support the design with understated elegance, resulting in a balanced and timeless composition.

A strong yet restrained example of mid-century design, well suited to both modern and classic interiors. Condition note: Minor imperfection on one corner. Dimensions: Height 44 Width 150 Depth 60 cm.

Authentic 1950s industrial chairs with a softly painted grey metal frame combined with plywood seats and backrests in a subtle soft blue tone. The set consists of two matching pairs, with slight variations in the seat and backrest shapes, which together create a coherent and visually balanced ensemble. This kind of mixed-but-compatible configuration is typical for utilitarian seating from the period and works particularly well around a kitchen or dining table.

The chairs show visible signs of use, including wear to the grey-painted frames and surfaces, consistent with age and honest daily use. Structurally sound and stable, retaining their original industrial character and mid-century appeal. Dimensions: Height 82 Width 40 Depth 50 Seating height 44 cm.

Domus Magazine July / August 192 Number 740 - Monthly Review of Architecture Interiors Design and Art . Original vintage issue of Domus, the renowned Italian architecture, interior design and art magazine. Domus is internationally respected as a Monthly Review of Architecture, Interior Design and Art, and is known for its influential role in documenting international architectural and design developments. Issues from the 1980s reflect a dynamic decade marked by post-modern architecture, experimental design approaches, and an expanding international perspective. Content typically includes contemporary architectural projects, architectural theory, interior and product design, urban planning, and artistic movements of the period, presented through critical essays, drawings and high-quality photography. Highly sought after by collectors, architects, designers and scholars, especially vintage issues no longer in print. A significant reference document illustrating architectural and design culture of the late 20th century. Original Italian/English edition. In well preserved vintage condition consistent with age and use.

A truly delightful vintage child’s chair, very likely produced by Brabantia, featuring a classic mid-century design with thoughtful details and excellent craftsmanship.

The chair has a light blue Formica tray, softly rounded and edged, perfectly complementing the overall light and friendly appearance. The seat and backrest are upholstered in leatherette with a charming floral pattern: a cream-coloured base with soft blue roses and light green foliage, giving the chair a gentle, almost nostalgic look.

The structure is made from a chrome tubular steel frame, sturdy yet elegant, with a well-balanced construction that includes a footrest and integrated tray—both practical and visually pleasing. The proportions and materials are typical of quality European children’s furniture from the mid-20th century. Dimensions: Height 98 Width 49 Depth 65 Seating height 13 cm.

Striking vintage oval wall mirror featuring a thick sculptural frame of textured sugar glass, internally illuminated to create a warm, atmospheric halo of light around the mirror surface. The deeply cast glass displays an organic, crystalline relief pattern, characteristic of high-quality European decorative glass from the mid-20th century. When illuminated, the translucent glass emits a soft amber glow, dramatically enhancing the sculptural depth of the frame while remaining elegant and restrained. The oval mirror plate sits flush within the glass surround, creating a refined contrast between the smooth reflective surface and the rugged, almost ice-like texture of the frame. This type of illuminated mirror reflects the golden era of mid-century interior design, where lighting, glass, and sculptural form were merged into functional art objects. Often associated with Italian, German, or Scandinavian production from the 1960s–1970s, such pieces were designed for upscale interiors, boutique hotels, and modernist homes. The mirror is fully functional, professionally tested, and in very good vintage condition, with only minimal age-appropriate wear. A rare and highly decorative statement piece, equally suited for living spaces, entry halls, bedrooms, or design-focused commercial interiors. Dimensions: Height 68 Width 56 Thick 7,5 cm.

Charming set of three vintage design kitchen chairs by Brabantia, produced in The Netherlands during the 1960s. The chairs feature Formica seats and backrests in a vibrant orange tone, characterized by an irregular striated pattern that gives the surface depth and movement rather than a flat, uniform color.

This subtle variation in the orange coloration enhances the lively mid-century character of the set. The Formica elements are finished with a black edge trim, while the chairs rest on chromed tubular steel frames, reflecting Brabantia’s solid, functional approach to everyday kitchen furniture in the postwar period.

A playful yet well-balanced set that works beautifully in kitchens, dining areas, or creative interiors seeking an authentic mid-century accent.

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 78 Width 37 Depth 46 Seating height 46 cm.