Vintage

Hanging light fixture featuring a clear glass globe with inside a brass body with perforated brass light diffuser. Designed by Hans Agne Jakobsson for AB Markaryd, model nr. T 269. Two in stock.

Cocktail table by UP & UP, circa 1970. Coffee features a massive, round foot and a thick square travertine table top. The aesthetics are archetypical for postmodern design, bearing references to architectural forms. The coffee table could function well within a modern living room as it is both functional, modest and strong at the same time. The table shows strong features of Angelo Mangiarotti.

Foldable stool. Designed by Roger Tallon for Sentou, model ´TS´. Circa 1970 France. Ingeniously designed foldable stool made of beechwood.

Set of four folding chairs. Designed by Marco Zanuso for Zanotta. Model ´Celestina´ 1978 Italy. Patinated steel structure and brass with red clay colored leather seating and backrest.

Dining table or centre table, circa 1970. The table features a massive architectural round travertine pedestal and thick circular travertine table top. The aesthetics are archetypical for postmodern design, bearing references to architectural forms. The table would function well within a modern living room.

Modular wall unit or room divider designed by Jos De Mey for Van den Berghe-Pauvers, Ghent Belgium. Circa 1960. Four black metal stem foundations, multiple walnut wooden shelves (13). Compartment that can be used as desk, key included. The 4 poles can be fixed between the floor and ceiling and can be used in any part of the house, bedroom or office.

Modernist office desk. Designed by Jos De Mey. Production Van den Berghe-Pauvers, Ghent Belgium. They company appealed on the talent of great Belgian designers such as J. De Mey, E Lemesre, E. Veranneman. Desk with 4 drawers and matching key. On top white grey formica, finished with black.

Armchair or office cane chair. Designed by Pierre Jeanneret, 1955 - 1956 for the Chandigarh Administration building India. Massive teak structure with compass feet and woven cane seating.

Writing table designed by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe, circa 1960. Model EU01 from the Japanese Series. Black metal structure with teak table top and storage compartment with four drawers. Key not included.

Pair low triangular postmodern travertine tables, UP & UP. Coffee tables that can be placed in multiple abstract combinations. As side tables or two-tier cocktail table.

Sideboard, designed by Willy Rizzo around 1970, is a striking example of mid-century modern design with a distinctive flair. The piece features a rich chocolate brown Formica laminate that provides a sleek, contemporary look. Its rectangular enfilade design includes four doors and five drawers, offering ample storage space. Inside, the sideboard is fitted with eight shelves, enhancing its versatility. The top and doors are elegantly finished with satin stainless steel, adding a touch of sophistication and a contrast to the warm laminate. The sideboard combines functional design with luxurious materials, embodying Rizzo’s signature style and attention to detail.

Solid modern rectangular limestone table lamp with brass finishing and two light bulbs. The lamp shade can be adjusted in height. France circa 1970.

Desk lamp model ´Spider´. Designed by Joe Colombo for Oluce, 1965 Italy. Ingenious mechanism that connects the chrome stem to the head makes it possible to direct the shade in several directions, by moving the head up, down and sideways. Cornalux bulb included.

Tropical Zingana wooden two level sideboard or highboard. Model 425. Designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform, circa 1960. Four sliding doors with metal polished handles. Four shelves inside. Four drawers. Drop down door with office compartment.

Modernist dutch lounge chair made by AP originals. (Abraham Polak furniture industry), Circa 1960. Original cognac saddle leather suspended and supported by a brushed steel frame. Pillow made of white canvas.

This pair of brushed metal cylinder spotlights, designed by Raak Amsterdam in the 1970s, epitomizes sleek, functional design. Each spotlight features a brushed metal tube mounted on a chrome stem, which can be adjusted to any position, offering versatile lighting options. Ideal as reading lights or for highlighting specific objects, these fixtures combine modernist aesthetics with practical functionality. A standout example of 1970s Dutch design, these lights seamlessly blend form and function.