Vintage

Rectangular dining table, Italian manufacturing. Attr. Franco Campo & Carlo Graffi, circa 1950. Architectural structure with angular legs shifted away from parallel. Glass tabletop.

Wim Rietveld Pyramid table Ahrend de Cirkel from Delft University of Technology Campus. Circa 1960. Industrial Cafeteria table with metal V shaped structure. Formica table top. Wim Rietveld, received the ´Signe d´Or´ award in 1960 for this table. Marked with ´t.h.deflt 59´.

Bed with wall panel. Designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform. Model ´DB 150´. (Dimensions: Height: 11.02 inch, Width: 59.84 inch, Depth: 78.74 inch) Circa 1960. Black lacquered wooden frame with round metal nickeled feet. Wall panel (Dimensions: Height: 29.52 inch, Width: 91.33 inch) of Zingana or Zebrano wood with white formica shelves.

Set of three Bauhaus nesting tables designed by Marcel Breuer for Tecta. Model B9. Chrome plated tubular steel frame with red lacquered plywood.

Circular coffee table designed by Heinz Lilienthal. Etched surface and wooden walnut belt, raised with four legs. Circa 1960.

Pendant lamp in white lacquered metal, Nictea. Designed by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1961. Filtered light trough perforations and concentrated light downwards through louvered glass lens.

Pair of Raak brutalist pendant lights, called 'Oerglas' model B-1214. Circa 1960. Manufactured by Raak Amsterdam. Purple glass with inox brushed cylinder tube.

Drafting table model Reply designed by Wim Rietveld and Friso Kramer Result chair, period 1956. Inspired by Jean Prouvé. The table can be adjusted in height. Can be used as office desk or as architect table. Wim Rietveld received for the design of the drafting table in Brussels the ´Golden Sign´ or ´Signe d´Or´.

Pair industrial Shelving units or room divider. Designed by Wim Rietveld for ´De Bijenkorf´, circa 1960. The bookcase was designed after the wooden bookcase designed by his father Gerrit Rietveld in the 1930s. The shelving unit stands on its own, double sided. Could be used as room divider.

Drafting table or desk. Designed by Paolo Parigi for Heron Parigi, 1975 Italy. Structure in black high pressure laminate and green metal. Forming an architectural construction. The table can be adjusted in height. Could be used as office desk or as architect table. Paolo Parigi received the industrial design award 'Compasso d'Oro Award ADI in 1979' for the table.

Pair faux bamboo table lamps. Circa 1970. Nickel plated square base and faux bamboo stem. Wild silk cream colored lamp shade.

Lucite trolley designed by Michel Dumas for Roche Bobois, circa 1970. Modulated translucent bronze plexiglass. Two level trolley on chromed castors.

Pair rectangular side tables designed by Claire Bataille, circa 1985. Steel sheet asymmetric delta structure. Tables with two shelves and one compartment. Provenance interior of Claire Bataille.

Set of four industrial architect swivel stools designed by Friso Kramer for Ahrend de Cirkel, circa 1960. The stools are adjustable in height from 17,71 inch to 24,40 inch.

Cocktail table designed by Emiel Veranneman, circa 1980. Rare and minimalist masterpiece made of solid oak. Rectangular frame with rectangular glass top. Illustrated in the book ’50 Jaar Meubelcreaties, Emiel Veranneman’ on page 266.

Pair pendant ceiling lamps. Made in Denmark, circa 1960. Copper and black metal leaves braided. Produces a warm and colorful glow.