Vintage

Big standing cabinet with metal multicolored doors (red and grey) with wooden door handles, designed by Willy Van Der Meeren for Tubax, period 1952. Modern Belgian social furniture. Cabinet with on the left side above a hanger and one in the middle, right side a shelve and two drawers. Would adapt in a modern fifties interior.

Ilmari Tapiovaara table, by Laukaan Puu, Finland Year 1955, split table in patinated dark brown pine tone over ebonized dowel legs and frame, legs supported by tension wires, original finish, burned signature.

Fabulous set of Danish Modern teak nesting tables (3), Mid Century design, legs can be unscrewed. Large table: 21 w x 17 d x 21 h inch. Medium table: 18 w x 15 d x 17 h inch. Small table: 14 w x 14 d x 16 h inch.

Art Deco bureau. Writing desk attributed to Marcel Breuer with tubular chrome plated steel structure and wood varnished polyester and polished to achieve an amazing high sheen.

Equilibrium floor lamp designed by Pierre Guariche for the factory of Pierre Disderot. Brass arm and green colored cast iron foot. The shade with two bulbs inside is mounted on a ball joint for a infinitely adjustable position, the brass arm can be adjusted in height and length.

Rectangular modern coffee table Willy Rizzo with polished travertin base and top. On the corners finished with brass.

Daybed Cleopatra designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping. Black industrial colored metal daybed finished on both ends with natural wood.

2 chairs with armrest and coffee table Bow-Wood for Steiner 1950. chairs and table with curved wood and upholstery with vinyl in yellow, green and red. Dimensions of the coffee table height: 18.11 inch, width: 18.50, dept: 29.52. All marked underneath with 'BOW-WOOD VILLENEUVE St GEORGES'.

Drafting table Reply designed by Wim Rietveld and Friso Kramer 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'.

Brass en metal perforated Lamp Attributed to Pierre Guariche, round chandelier with brass structure and green enameled metal perforated diffuser. Hanging on a long and circular brass ring. Made in the factory of Pierre Disderot.

Clean and minimalist dinning chairs (6) by Dick Spierenburg for Castelijn, manufactured in 1978. Slant diner chairs. Frame of wood en steel painted in different grey and dark grey with a grey wool upholstery.

Sistema Flu black standard lamp, designed by Rudolfo Bonetto for Luci Italy (1981). Fully adjustable lamp, allows direct or indirect lighting through rotation of both arms. Standing on a triangular feet with vertical lamellas. Lamp can be mounted on a wall, ceiling or placed on the floor.

Teak sideboard, designed by Arne Vodder for Sibast Denmark, period 1960. Credenza with tree doors, 2 doors are sliding doors rolled up inside and 1 normal door. Inside 4 shelves and 6 drawers where 2 drawers are made for your forks and spoons. Drawers can be placed at different heights. At the right you have place for your favorite drinks finished with a shelve for glasses. Would adapt in a Modern environment.

S-chair (model 275) with original white lacquer coating, designed in 1956 by Verner Panton and manufactured from 1965 by Thonet. Bended laminated wood, inspired by the Zig-Zag chair from Rietveld.

Bar for your drinks and cocktails with ceramic decoration signed J. Belarti. Iron structure, on front and sides finished in the manner of Mathieu Mategot. Decorated with ceramic tiles composing a psychedelic form on a black background. 2 bar chairs included. Would adapt in modern environment for your home party's.

Birch Credenza, designed by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe, period 1945 - 1965. Two doors each separated in 2 parts. Inside 3 shelves and 4 dust drawers. The first drawer has a storage place in green velvet for your forks and spoons. The doors can be closed with the matching key. As you can see the left top has been restored. Credenza finished with bentwood legs.