Kunst en decoratie

Set of three retro dining or kitchen chairs dating from the 1950s, evocative of the Rock & Roll era. The chairs feature chromed tubular steel frames with black leatherette seats and stitched backrests. Comfortable and visually striking, they combine industrial materials with playful mid-century styling. The set is in good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions: Height 84 Width 45 Depth 50 cm.

Arredamento Collection Hollywood Regency Italian Design Ice Bucket, Italy 1960s. A vintage Italian ice bucket complete with matching tongs. Creafted from plastic and metal, it features a glossy blackish brown finish with gold-tone accents that capture the luxe flair of Hollywood Regency and the bod curves of 1960s-70s space age design. Dimensions: Height 22 Diameter 22 cm

Industrial desk lamp attributed to Christian Dell for Kaiser Idell, inspired by Bauhaus principles. Featuring a matte silver metal shade, adjustable head, and chromed stem mounted on a metal base with a small push-button switch. A timeless design that works equally well as a desk or table lamp. Shows wear consistent with age and use. Dimensions: Height 35 Width 38 cm

Rectangular Scandinavian-style coffee table from the 1960s, crafted from solid teak and teak veneer. The tabletop features glazed ceramic tiles with a graphic, Mondrian-like decoration in primary colors, originally intended to place hot coffee or teapots. An additional lower shelf provides space for magazines or newspapers. The table stands on elegant tapered legs and is in good vintage condition with wear consistent with age and use. A warm and characterful addition to living rooms, halls, or verandas. Dimensions: Height 44 Width 115 Depth 50 cm.

Tall Mid-Century Design Philips Industrial Pendant with Big White Oval Frosted Glass Ball, Netherlands, 1950s. Classic tall industrial pendant attributed to Philips, produced in the 1950s. This timeless design features an oval white frosted opaline glass shade suspended from a metal rod, exemplifying Philips’ focus on functional yet elegant lighting solutions during the mid-century period. Widely used in public buildings, offices, and modernist interiors, Philips lighting from this era is highly regarded for its quality and restrained design language. In good vintage condition. Dimensions: Total height 100 cm Height Glass 33 Diameter 28 cm

Vintage Foldable and Mobile Chrome Steel 2 Faux Wood Layers ‘Dinett’ Serving Trolley by Gerlinol, Germany, 1970s. Iconic and highly functional ‘Dinett’ serving trolley by Bremshey Gerlinol. Featuring a foldable chrome-plated tubular steel frame with two faux teak trays and rubber-tired chromed castors. The trolley can be fully folded to approximately 10 cm depth or used half-open as a sideboard, making it an excellent space-saving solution. A true German design classic from the 1970s. In good vintage condition, showing minor wear consistent with age and use. Folding mechanism and all four wheels function properly. Dimensions: Height 78 Width 67 Depth 41,5 cm.

Mid-Century Italian Design Cesare Lacca Walnut Coffee Table with Glass Top, Italy 1950s. Elegant Italian coffee table designed by Cesare Lacca, produced in the early 1960s. Executed in walnut veneer and topped with a clear glass surface, the table displays refined proportions and decorative wooden inlay details typical of Italian mid-century design. The table is in a very well-preserved vintage condition, with minor wear consistent with age and use. A beautifully balanced and sculptural piece. Cesare Lacca (Italy, active 1950s–1960s) was known for his refined side tables, coffee tables and serving trolleys, often combining elegant wooden frames with glass or tray tops. His work is closely associated with Cassina and represents the light, decorative side of Italian mid-century modernism. Dimensions: Height 46,5 Width 96 Depth 46,5 cm.

Ars Munda Collective Brutalist Wall Sculpture, Germany 1970s. A vintage brutalist style wall relief by Ars Munda, crafted in synthetic resin and hand-finished, it evolkes the heft and texture of cast metal or bronze shile remaining light weight. A striking wall moujnted statement piece for lovers of vintage art. Dimensions: Height 49 Width 21 Thick 9 cm.

Lovely six-strand rectangular rattan 3-seat patio sofa with a wonderfully stacked rattan base is attributed to Paul Frankl. Produced most likely by Ritts Tropitan in the 1940s. The sofa features a six-strand rattan at both ends and bended pencil rattan on the seats and backrests. A real nice ‘show-off’ on terrace which is in well preserved vintage condition according its age and use. The 3 separate seating and backrest cushions have been replaced for one 3-seat and backrest cushion which is upholstered in a tasteful soft frost blue fabric. This rare sofa includes within the rectangular 6-strand armrest an upward-curve in the shape of a wave / half circle on the bottom. However there is no ‘hard evidence’ in terms of a label or catalogue this extraordinary piece shows all the details that are so characteristic for Paul Frankl his work. Therefore it can be assumed that this is an authentic Paul Frankl piece. Paul Frankl was an Austrian designer, furniture maker, architect and writer. Some of Frankl’s designs had distinctive Asian influences, inspired by his interest in Chinese and Japanese arts. In the 1940s he was one of the first designers to utilize free-form and biomorphic shapes, beautifully exemplified in his 1951 cork-topped biomorphic coffee table. As well as cork, he experimented with bamboos and hardwoods, and with non-traditional upholstery materials such as pony hide, denim, horse blankets and nubby fabrics. Throughout the 1940s and 50s Frankl designed lines of wicker, cane, bamboo and rattan furniture for both indoor and outdoor use. These developments aptly reflected the post-War trend towards more casual lifestyle, allowing Frankl’s designs to permeate the American cultural landscape. Dimensions: Height: 90 cm, Width: 190 cm, Depth: 90 cm, Seating height: 43 cm. Arm Rests: 60 cm. Quantity: 1

Iconic Murano glass vase ‘A Trina’, designed by Dino Martens for Aureliano Toso. Handcrafted and executed with intricate blue, white and copper filigree threads embedded in clear glass. Dino Martens was one of the most influential Italian glass designers of the 20th century, known for his experimental techniques and artistic approach. This vase is a true Murano classic, highly sought after by collectors. A True Classic. Dimensions Height 27 Diameter top 8 Diameter belly 11,5 cm