Kunst en decoratie

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 consists of 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 and is truly in a very well preserved vintage condition with only some minor wear on the top of the sideboard as shown on the photos. Dimensions: Height: 118 cm, Width: 200 cm, Depth: 45 cm, Quantity: 1

Set of four mid-century design dining chairs by Niels Otto Moller, Model 77. Manufactured by J.L. Mollers Mobelfabrik, Denmark, 1968. The seating of the elegant teak wooden frame is upholstered with smooth black leather.
The set is in a very good vintage condition, with very minor wear, consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 77 cm, Width: 50 cm, Depth: 42 cm, Seating height: 44 cm, Quantity: 4

Domus Magazine March 1984 Number 648 - 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.

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.
It perfectly matches in an interior with the designs from Charlotte Perriand, Pierre Jeanneret and Jean Prouve or in any eclectic interior. Dimensions: Height 83 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 73 cm, Seating Height 34 cm, Arm Rests 54 cm

The Serpente table lamp is an iconic example of Italian mid-century modern lighting, designed in 1965 by Elio Martinelli for Martinelli Luce. This sculptural lamp is characterized by its bold, architectural form: a heavy black base supports a sweeping, curved stem that appears to “hold” a large white mushroom-shaped diffuser. The generously sized shade, made of opaline methacrylate, softly diffuses the light, creating an even and atmospheric glow. The visual contrast between the dark base and the luminous dome enhances the lamp’s futuristic yet timeless presence. The Serpente is celebrated for its balance of weight and lightness, function and sculpture. It exemplifies Martinelli’s forward-thinking approach to lighting design, where form, material, and light interact as a unified whole. Today, the lamp is regarded as one of the most recognizable and enduring designs by Martinelli Luce. A true design classic, equally suited as a statement piece in a modern interior or as a collectible example of Italian design history. The lamp is in excellent vintage condition. The base and stem retain their deep black finish, and the white diffuser is clean and well preserved, with no cracks or damage. The lamp is fully functional and presents exceptionally well, showing only minimal signs of age. Dimensions: Height: 50 cm, Diamater shade: 42 cm, diameter foot: 23 cm

Mid-century Modern Brass Decorative Nut Cracker in Walnut Shape, 1970s. This is a solid brass nutcracker, sculpted in the naturalistic form of a walnut. The two-part hinged construction opens smoothly to reveal a functional interior designed for cracking nuts, while the exterior features a richly textured shell surface. The warm golden patina shows authentic age and use, enhancing its sculptural presence rather than detracting from it. Both practical and decorative, this piece sits comfortably within mid-century modern tableware and object design, when everyday tools were often elevated into tactile design objects. Its substantial weight and solid casting confirm quality manufacture rather than later lightweight decorative reproductions. A highly decorative object for display in a kitchen, bar setting, or design-focused interior, equally appealing to collectors of brass objects and mid-century utilitarian design. It’s in an excellent condition. Dimensions: Height 7 Width 13 Depth 9 cm

Vintage Design Brutalist Bentwood Bamboo Love Seat Sofa. This lovely two-seater is upholstered with smooth caramel leather. Manufactured in the 1960s, this sofa is still in a well preserved condition, with some wear consistent its age and use. Dimensions: Height: 84 cm, Width: 140 cm, Depth: 85 cm, Seating height: 38 cm, Arm Rests: 45 cm. Quantity: 1

This refined French table lamp, dating from the 1960s, is attributed to Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet and exemplifies the designers’ distinctive use of natural materials and elegant proportions. The lamp features a finely crafted brass tripod base supporting a slender wooden stem, fitted with a classic pull-cord switch. The shade is composed of two subtle rings wrapped in paper cord, creating a warm, textured surface that softly diffuses the light and gives the lamp its unmistakable organic character. Both sculptural and understated, the lamp emits a gentle, atmospheric glow and functions beautifully as accent lighting in both modern and mid-century interiors. The combination of brass, wood, and paper cord reflects the refined, handcrafted aesthetic for which Audoux-Minet became internationally renowned. A rare and highly decorative piece of French mid-century design. The lamp is in a very well preserved vintage condition, as with all vintage items or lighting, this piece may show light signs of use, which add to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height: 45 cm, Diameter Foot: 32 cm

A refined example of 1960s Dutch design by Stiemsma: a square side table with a wengé wooden top resting on a minimalist black-lacquered metal frame. Clean, sculptural lines and warm, tactile grain make it equally suited to a living room or study. The table is in a very well preserved vintage condition with light some minor wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions: Height 36 Weight 60 Depth 60 cm.

Gebroeders De Wit, Set of Three Dutch Design Arm Chairs with Vivid Blue Leatherette Upholstery. The Netherlands, 1960s. The chairs feature a tubular steel chromed frame with fresh blue leatherette upholstery and authentic bakelite armrests. The set offers a great seating comfort. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm, Width: 58 cm, Depth: 50 cm, Seat height: 46 cm, Armrest height: 70 cm, Quantity: 3