PRE-OWNED DESIGNER PIECES FROM THE LATE MODERN PERIOD TO POST-MODERNISM,1900–1999
WE ARE SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE, WE ARE UPDATING THE WHOLE SYSTEM AND WORKING ON A BETTER VISUAL.
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Italian Brutalism
"Amorphic" Table
Oak, "Majestic Ocean" Marble
Italy, 1960s
40%
Mauser, Bauhaus
Side Table
Metal, Wood, Linoleum
Germany, 1930s
20%
Jindrich Halabala
"Spider" Side Tables for UP Zavody
Oak, Burl Walut
Czechoslovakia, 1930s
30%
Aldo Tura
Extended Bar / Table
Ash wood, Mirror, Varnished Parchment
Italy, circa, 1970
Willy Ceysens Neerpelt Attr.
Pair of Sculptural Brutalist Side Table
Bronze, Glass
Belgium, circa 1970
40%
Italian Brutalism
Coffee Table
Wrought Gilded Iron, Glass
Italy, 1960s
40%
Illum Wikkelsø
Low Table Model "T118" for Niels Eilersen
Solid Carved Teak, Glass
Denmark, 1960s
20%
Roger Sprunger
Side Table for Dunbar
Steel Chrome, Glass
USA, 1965
40%
Ceccarplast
Low Table
Resin, Faux Marble
Italy, 1970s
20%
Adrien Audoux & Frida Minet
Low Table
Rattan, Braided Rope on Wood
France, 1950s
40%
François Monnet
Sculptural Low Table for Kappa
Stainless Steel, Glass
France, 1974
20%
Erling Torvit
Coffee Table Model "HM156" for Heltborg Møbler
Rosewood
Denmark, 1960
30%
Jean Maneval
Low Table Model "Orion"
Methacrylate, Polyester, Glass
France, 1969
SOLD
Jean Maneval
Low Table Model "Orion"
Methacrylate, Polyester, Glass
France, 1969
ON HOLD
Willy Daro
Sculptural Low.-Table
Brass, Glass
Belgium, 1970s
40%
Josef Hoffmann
Gueridon
Lacquered Ash Wood
Austria, circa, 1906
Team Form
Table Model "K1000" by Ronald Schmitt
Carrara Marble, Glass
Germany, 1971
40%
Italian Design
Coffee Table, Attr. to Banci Firenze
Chromed Steel, Smoked Glass
Italy, 1970s
40%
Roger Sprunger
Side Table for Dunbar
Brass, Glass
USA, 1965
40%
Roger Sprunger
Low Table for Dunbar
Brass, Smoked Glass
USA, 1960s
40%
In response to your inquiry:
We are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described on each item. Since we are merchants specialized in 20th century decorative arts and design and not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each item to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by PN.Modern is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. Prospective buyers should also refer to any Important Notices regarding every sale, which condition is described on every item of our online shop pages.