Furniture

Pair of lounge chairs or garden chairs designed by Willy Guhl for Eternit AG, Switzerland 1954. Loop chairs made of a single band fiber-reinforced cement. These chairs can be used outdoor or indoor as lounge chairs. Received 'Die gute Form' price in 1955.

A functionalism Swedish desk and cabinet in pinewood. Modernist lines. Desk with drawer and cabinet with 2 shelves inside.

Desk chair by Velca Legnano for Jules Wabbes, circa 1960. Black steel structure that can be adjusted in height. Black vinyl upholstery. Steel structure marked with Velca Legnano.

Plywood or Combex children chair. Manufactured by Toy Labs Michigan, circa 1955. Signed with “TOY LABS GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN”.

Dinning table with minimalistic modern clean lines, circa 1970. Floating tempered glass table top on chrome steel wire trestle.

Peacock chair or Emmanuelle chair starring in the french erotic movie Emmanuelle, 1974. Based on the novel from Emmanuelle Arsan with film star Sylvia Kristel. Rattan chair with eye-spotted high and large backrest adorned with traditional cresting.

Pair of lounge chairs or garden chairs designed by Willy Guhl for Eternit AG, Switzerland 1954. Loop chairs made of a single band fiber-reinforced cement. These chairs can be used outdoor or indoor as lounge chairs. Received 'Die gute Form' price in 1955.

Machine Age Coat Stand in the style of Warren McArthur for General Motors Continental or GMC, circa 1930. Hat and coat stand, standing on 4 spayed legs with ball fittings as feet. Right up stem with multiple hooks. This coats stand was made for the head office of General Motors Continental in Antwerp Belgium, label 'GMC 6779'.

Square cocktail table, circa 1970. Coffee table cream lacquer finish with square messing inlay. Raised on a black formica wooden base.

Desk and organizer model Decoplan designed by Anatole Vanden Berghe and developed by Philippe Neerman and Willy Nel for De Coene. Received the appreciation with a Golden Sign in 1963 for ingenious construction and in 1964 the first price at the Milan Triennale.

5 dinning chairs designed by Pierre Guariche for Meurop, circa 1960. Black tubular steel frame with original vinyl upholstery.

Sideboard model Parioli, circa 1977. Designed by Lodovico Acerbis and Giotto Stoppino. Cherry wooden paneled doors and construction. Labeled Acerbis, Italy. 3 doors with glass shelves and 4 drawers.

Graphic unique sideboard designed by cabinetmakers and decorators J. & E. Kint, Gand. Circa 1940, Belgium. Mahogany wooden structure. Sculptural graphical front doors. Raised on round legs. Signed with "Kint & Fils Gand".

Modular seating group designed by Theo Ruth for Artifort 1950. Four elements that can be combined together as a four-seat sofa or used separately as two pair of lounge chairs. Wooden structure with old fashioned quality upholstery coil springs. On aluminum base. With label "Artifort design Theo Ruth". The sofa is in used condition and need to be re upholstered. Interesting for interior project where the fabric should be adapted to the interior.

Office desk or writing desk. Attributed to Pierre Guariche, 1950. Tubular black painted steel structure. Glass table top. Oak compartment with tree drawers. Together with matching stool, tubular feet and kidney shaped seat in original vinyl upholstery.

Nine zigzag sculptural dinning chairs. Designed circa 1970. Brushed chrome steel structure. Original Wine red vinyl upholstery. Four chairs with armrest and five chairs without armrest.