Kunst en decoratie

Round vintage dining table with a warm wood veneer finish, designed with a central extension leaf that transforms the table into an elegant oval shape. A practical and versatile piece, suitable for everyday kitchen use as well as larger gatherings. The table stands on slender tapered wooden legs and has a balanced, understated mid-century appearance that fits easily into a variety of interiors. As with all vintage items, light signs of use may be present and contribute to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height 73 Width 136/105 Depth 105 Seating height cm.

Very elegant, exclusive and rare showpiece for the real lover of vintage art. Minimalist designed in the 1980s in an inverted U-shape with the top and legs inlaid with long, slender mirror strips on the front. The condition of the table can be considered as very well preserved taking into account its prior life with some minor non disturbing wear consistent its age and use. A real eye-catcher in a hallway or as a wall object to display decorative eclectic art. Dimensions: Height: 85 cm, Width: 120 cm, Depth: 30 cm, Quantity: 1

Domus Magazine April 1993 Number 748 - 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.

Charming mid-century industrial chairs featuring plywood seats and backrests combined with slender painted metal frames. This set of four consists of chairs with slightly different shapes, which gives the ensemble a lively, playful character. The colour palette—ranging from soft salmon and red tones to cream and light blue—is well balanced and works surprisingly harmoniously together.

Compared to similar sets, this one stands out for its better-preserved paintwork and frame condition, with only light, honest signs of use consistent with age. A cheerful and authentic set, ideal for a kitchen, studio or informal dining space. Dimensions: Height 75 Width 39 Depth 48 Seating height 44 cm.

Mid-Century High Quality Sitag Ocean Blue Leather Executive Desk Chair. Switzerland, 1970s. Sublime high quality modern office/desk chair manufactured by Sitag, Switzerland in the 1980s. The chair features a hard plastic black shell with a soft deep ocean blue leather upholstery and a black stainless steel swivel base. This distinguished chair which is labeled, offers a modern flair and comfortable seating to any space. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm, Width: 53 cm, Depth: 70 cm, Seat height: 48 cm. Quantity: 1 (Only one available. )

Vintage Foldable and Mobile Chrome Steel 2 Floral Decorated Layers ‘Dinett’ Serving Trolley by Gerlinol, Germany, 1970s. This elegant and highly functional serving trolley features a chrome-plated tubular steel frame combined with 2 layers of nicely floral decorated laminated surfaces, characteristic of practical German design from the 1970s. This variant is relatively rare.

The trolley is equipped with two foldable side panels, allowing for multiple configurations:

• fully opened on both sides as a generous dinette or serving trolley,

• opened on one side only, making it ideal as a slim side table placed against a wall,

• or fully folded down, transforming into a compact unit that can easily be stored when not in use.

Mounted on original castors, the trolley is fully mobile and can be moved effortlessly, making it particularly suitable for flexible interiors and smaller living spaces. When folded, it occupies minimal space while retaining its sculptural, modernist appearance.

A versatile and clever design object that works equally well as a serving trolley, bar cart, breakfast table, side table or occasional workspace. A fine example of functional vintage German design, combining mobility, adaptability and timeless aesthetics. Dimensions: Height 78 Width 67 Depth 41,5 cm.

This exceptional brutalist pendant lamp, model 6407, was designed by Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen for Holm Sørensen, Denmark, during the 1960s. The lamp is crafted entirely from brass and features a highly expressive, sculptural form. The shade consists of layered cylindrical elements with irregular, organically burned edges, achieved through a process of cutting and welding the metal. The raw, flame-like contours reveal warm copper tones beneath the brass surface, creating a dramatic contrast and emphasizing the lamp’s handcrafted, brutalist character. When illuminated, the lamp produces a rich, atmospheric glow, with light reflecting off the textured metal and glowing subtly through the cut edges. The result is a powerful yet intimate lighting effect, making the piece both a functional light source and a striking sculptural object. This model exemplifies Holm-Sørensen’s experimental approach to materials and form, and stands as a strong example of mid-century Scandinavian brutalism. The lamp is in a very well preserved vintage condition. The brass shows natural patina and surface variations consistent with age and the brutalist manufacturing process. As with all vintage seating, they may show light signs of use, which add to their authentic character.
Dimensions: Height: 35 cm, Diameter Foot: 29 cm

Elegant Vintage Brass and Smokey Glass Rectangular Italian Design Tray Hollywood Regency Style Designed by Umberto Mascagni, Italy 1970s. Elegant piece combining gilt metal frame and smoked glass surface. Perfect for cocktails, decorative display or as a classy bar-accessory. Dimensions: Height 3 Width 40 Depth 25 cm.

Vintage Magazine Table with Ceramic Tile Top and Woven String Rack, 1960s. A vintage magazine table featuring a black metal frame with an integrated magazine rack formed from woven transparent cord. The lower sling creates a flexible, hammock-like holder for books and periodicals, lending the piece a playful and functional character. The square tabletop is decorated with alternating black and white ceramic tiles arranged in a graphic checkerboard pattern, adding a bold visual accent. Compact and lightweight in construction, the table reflects the informal, experimental spirit of mid-20th century interior design. Presented in good vintage condition, with visible wear to the metal frame and tiles consistent with age and use. A charming and practical accent piece for a relaxed, eclectic interior. Dimensions: Height 50 Width 49 Depth 30 cm.

Sculptural stainless steel cooler / ice bucket in a playful postmodern design, featuring a rounded conical body pierced with stylised geometric human figures around the rim. The piece stands on three brass conical feet, giving it a light, architectural presence. The combination of polished steel, graphic cut-outs and brass tripod base strongly recalls Italian design language of the 1980s, particularly work associated with Alessi, though this example is unmarked and not attributed to Alessi. It’s in Good vintage condition; surface wear and patina consistent with age, structurally sound. European manufacture, circa 1980s. The humorous figurative cut-outs and mixed-metal construction place this firmly within late-modern / postmodern domestic design, a period influenced by Italian radical design but widely interpreted by other European makers. Dimensions: Heighgt 23,5 Diameter 21,5 cm