PRE-OWNED DESIGNER PIECES FROM THE LATE MODERN PERIOD TO POST-MODERNISM,1900–1999

 

 

Sigurd Ressell

"Falcon" Set by Vatne Lenestolfabrikk

Moulded Birch Wood, Leather, Glass

Norway, 1970

 20%

 

 

Soviet Design

Side Chair

Polyester Fibreglass, Vinyl

Unknown Country of Manufacture, 1960s

 20%

 

 

Oscar & A.M Niemeyer

"Rio" Chaise Longue, Manufactured by Tendo

Black Stained Ash Wood, Foam, Leather

Brazil, c. 1978

20%

 

 

Societá Anonima Antonio Volpe

"Dondolo" Adjustable Rocking Chair

Bentwood, Vienna Straw, Lacquer

Udine, Italy, 1922

30% 

 

 

Marcel Breuer

Chair Model "ti 1a"

Oak Slats, Woven Cotton Fabric

Bauhaus Dessau, Weimarer Republik, 1924

 

 

 

Giorgio Cattelan

Six "Alice" Chairs for Emmepi Italia

Steel, Hard Leather

Italy, 1984

 20%

 

 

De Puydt

Set of Four Brutalist Chairs

Massive Oak

Belgium, c. 1970

40%

 

 

Yngve Ekström

Armchair "Lamino"

Bent Moulded Plywood, Walnut, Leather

Sweden, 1950s

 20%

 

 

Miroslav Návratil

Armchair for Spojene UP Závody

Moulded Walnut, Woven Wool

Czechoslovakia, 1950s

40%

 

 

Ib Kofod Larsen

High Back Reading Chair

Teak Wood, Kvadrat fabrik

Denmark, circa, 1950

20%

 

 

Alfred Christensen

Armchairs

Varnished Oak, Wool Upholstered

Denmark, 1940s

40%

 

 

Carlo Molino

"Casa Del Sol", Executed By Ettore Canali

Oak, Brass

Brescia, Italy, ca. 1953

 

 

 

Karl-Friedrich Förster

Dinning Chairs

Metal, Synthetic Leather, Wood

Germany, 1980s

40%

 

 

Carlo Ratti

Dining Chairs for Industria Legni Curvati

Laminated Plywood, Vener Teak, lacquered Steel

Italy, 1950s

 20%

 

 

Erich Dieckmann

Armchair for Galenka (Tyskland) DDP

Beech Wood

Bauhaus, Weimarer Republik, 1933

 20%

 

 

Pietro Costantini

Dining Chairs for Ello

Lacquered Wood, Leather

Italy, 1970s

 20%

 

 

Erich Dieckmann

Armchair for Galenka (Tyskland) DDP

Beech Wood

Bauhaus, Weimarer Republik, 1933

 20%

 

 

Bruno Rey

Dining Chairs Model "300" Variant, Mgf. Dietiker am Rhein

Beechwood

Switzerland, 1972

30%

 

 

Philippe Starck (French)

"Costes" Chair, Driade Aleph Edition

Steel, Plywood Plated Mahogany, Leather

Italy, 1984

30%

 

 

Esko Pajamies

Chaise Longue for Asko

Moulded Birch, Canvas, Foam, Corduroy

Finland, c.1970

30%

 

 

Paolo Piva

"Aura" Armchair for Wittmann

Steel, Foam, Leather

Italy / Austria, 1983

30%

 

 

Jørgen Høvelskov

Harp Chair, 1st Edition, Mfg. Christensen & Larsen

Ashwood, Rope

Copenhagen, Denmark, 1963

 

 

 

Claude Brisson

"Zen" Lounge Chair, Ottoman by Ligne Roset

Steel, Foam, Suede Leather

France, 1985

40%

 

 

Shiro Kuramata

"How High The Moon" Chair for Vitra

Nickel-Plated Rib Mesh

 Japan / Switzerland, 1986 to 2009

 

 

 

Airborne International

Armchair

Fibreglass, Corduroy

France, 1968

30%

 

 

Ico Parisi Attr.

Armchair

Lacquered Wood, Mixed Fabric

Italy, 1950s

40%

 

 

Hans J. Wegner

Set of Six PP56 "China Chair" for PP Møbler

Dyed Oak, Leather "Rare" Edition

Denmark, From 1945

20% 

 

 

Giancarlo Vegni & Gianfranco Gaultierotti

Set of Four Dining Chairs for Fasem

Steel, Hard Leather

Italy, c. 1979

20% 

 

 

Danish Design

Brutalist Dining Chairs

Pine Wood, Linton Tweeds

Denmark, 1970s

40% 

 

 

Gio Ponti

Chair Model "969" for Montina International

Lacquered Beech Wood, Velvet

Italy, Edition 1970

 

 

 

Janine Abraham & Dirk-Jan Rol Attr.

Swivel Chair

Rattan, Lacquered Metal

France, circa, 1950

30%

 

 

German Avant-garde

Double Side-Chair

Lacquered Metal, Leather

Germany, 1980s

30% 

 

 

Amsterdamse School (Amsterdam School)

Armchairs, Students Work

Wicker, Solid Oak

The Netherlands, 1910s

40% 

 

 

George Nelson

"Coconut" Chairs for Herman Miller / Vitra

Lacquered Aluminium, Steel, Leather

USA, from 1955

 20%

 

 

Erich Dieckmann

Armchair and Ottoman for Galenka (Tyskland) DDP

Beech Wood

Bauhaus, Weimarer Republik, 1933

20% 

 

 


 

 

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