Kunst en decoratie

Lavender Fields in Provence by D. Broussie, screenprint (silkscreen), France, late 20th century. A romantic and richly coloured silkscreen print depicting the iconic lavender fields of Provence, France, by D. Brucy. The composition presents undulating rows of flowering lavender rendered in deep violet and soft lilac tones, set against silvery-green foliage, cypress trees and a sunlit Provençal landscape in the distance. A luminous sky transitions subtly from cool blue to warm golden hues, enhancing the sense of southern light and atmosphere. The work is executed with a painterly sensitivity, combining strong graphic structure with delicate tonal gradations, characteristic of late 20th-century colour printmaking. Signed in pencil by the artist and numbered 16/800, the print conveys a tranquil, idyllic vision of rural Provence and captures the timeless romance associated with the region. Dimensions Frame: Height 62 Width 77 cm. Visual: Height 46,5 Width 60,5 cm.

Set of four Art Collection sled chairs designed by Rudolf Glatzel for Walter Knoll. Upholstered in a chocolate brown leather and supported by brushed aluminium cantilever frames, these chairs exemplify refined German Mid-Century Modern design with excellent seating comfort and architectural presence. Dimensions: Height 85 cm, Width 60 cm, Depth 60 cm, Seating Height 48 cm, Arm Rests 65 cm

Twisted Glass Vintage Vase in Style of Tamara Aladin - Riihimäen Lasi, 1970s. A hand-blown twisted form glass vase echoing the modernist aesthetic associated with Tamara Aladin's designs for Riihimäen Lasi. Executed in warm amber glass with clain lines and a sculptural silhouette, this piece reflects the characteristics Nordic refinement of 1970s Finnish glass artistry. Height 23 Diameters: Top 12 Opening 5 Belly 12 cm.

A striking vintage spiral wall lamp by Raak, produced in the Netherlands during the late 1960s–1970s. The lamp features a sculptural spiral construction with a dark wood-effect exterior and a white interior, designed with circular openings that reveal mirrored reflector bulbs. When illuminated, these apertures cast a dramatic, rhythmic play of light and shadow across the wall. This design is quintessential Raak: bold, architectural, and experimental, with a strong emphasis on light as an active visual element rather than mere illumination. The vertical spiral form gives the lamp a totem-like presence, making it an expressive wall object even when switched off. Particularly effective with mirror-reflex bulbs, as intended in the original design. As with all vintage items or lighting, this piece may show light signs of use, which add to its authentic character. Dimensions: Height: 44 cm, Width: 7 cm, Depth: 10 cm

Vintage Art Deco Belgian Transparent Glass Rectangle Cake Plate with Elegant Drop Pattern, Belgium 1960s. Dimensions: Height 2 Width 32,5 Depth 15 cm

Ceramic Matte Enamel White Porcelain Vase with Fossil Decorations by HW Porzellan Karlsbader Wertarbeit Model 568/22. Germany, 1960s. This elegant porcelain vase was produced in Germany during the 1960s by HW Porzellan Carlsbader Wirthsarbeit and stands 22 cm high. The vase is executed in matte white porcelain and features a distinctive square form, which is relatively uncommon for vases of this period. Playfully modelled fossil-inspired relief motifs are applied across the surface, creating a tactile and rhythmic pattern that contrasts beautifully with the clean architectural shape. The softly irregular, slightly scalloped rim adds a subtle sense of movement and lightness to the design. A refined yet characterful example of mid-century German porcelain. The vase is in very good vintage condition. Dimensions: Height 22 Width 7 Depth 7 cm

Bold three-seat sofa upholstered in black leather, featuring distinctive cord lacing at the corners and brass button detailing on the backrest. Designed in the spirit of Italian Postmodernism, with stylistic references to Arrigo Arrighi for Busnelli. Generous proportions and comfortable seating are combined with expressive detailing, making this sofa both functional and sculptural. A strong statement piece for a design-driven interior. Dimensions: Height 72 cm, Width 225 cm, Depth 100 cm, Seating Height 38 cm, Arm Rests 45 cm

Set of four vintage design dining chairs designed by Magnus Olesen and manufactured by Durup in Denmark, dating from the late 1960s to early 1970s. The chairs feature distinctive bent plywood frames with softly rounded armrests and legs, reflecting the functional and material-driven approach of Scandinavian design from this period.The seats and backs are executed with woven straps, creating a rhythmic graphic surface while providing flexible seating comfort. The contrast between the warm plywood frames and the darker woven bands gives the chairs a calm and understated character.The woven straps show light wear and minor damage in places, consistent with age and use. Offered as a complete set of four, these chairs represent an honest and approachable example of Danish vintage design, suitable for everyday dining interiors. Dimensions: Height 76 Width 61 Depth 47 cm.

Iconic Meta globe shaped table lamp designed by Stilnovo and distributed in the Netherlands by Artimeta during the 1970s. Featuring a sculptural opaline plexiglass dome, chromed metal structure, and a heavy black lacquered steel base, this lamp strongly reflects Italian Space Age aesthetics. Fully checked and in excellent vintage condition, with minimal wear. Dimensions: Height 40 cm, Width 41 cm, Depth 41 cm