Furniture

Set of four cantilevered Bauhaus dining chairs. Model B33, circa 1927-1928. Designed by Marcel Breuer. Dino Gavina production circa 1960. Seating and backrest with black thick cowhide leather kept together with a lace. Frame is tubular steel with a polished chrome finish. Underneath marked with Gavina.

Large rectangular coffee table designed by Willy Rizzo, circa 1970. Travertine structure. Table top with brass edges. Large version (63 inch). Timeless classic modernist design. Featured in AD magazine 6 April 2018, ´5 pièces de Willy Rizzo que l’on adore´.

Coffee table with abstract pattern. Designed by Louise Servaes, circa 1965. Black steel frame with a composition of colored tiles. Pupil of Olivier Strebelle. Louise Servaes exposed in national and international expositions (London, Faenza, Amsterdam, Berlin, ...). Member of the G 58 group.

Bed with wall panel. Designed by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform. Model ´DB 150´. Circa 1960. Black lacquered wooden frame with square metal nickeled feet. Rosewood wall panel (Dimensions: Height: 19,29 inch, Width: 98,42 inch) with drawers.

Birch sideboard with teak doors, designed by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe, period 1954. Two doors each separated in 2 parts. Inside 3 shelves and 4 dust drawers. Credenza finished with bentwood legs.

Modernist Pharmacy cabinet by H. Pander & Zn., The Netherlands, Den Haag. Circa 1930. Wooden frame with door in nickel plating and glass.

Brazilian rosewood dining chairs. Set of eight classic Norwegian chairs. Original bleu upholstery. Need to be re upholstered. Designed by Torbjørn Afdal for Nesjestranda Møbelfabrikk, 1963.

Rectangular modern coffee table with polished travertine, circa 1970. Raised on a pedestal base. Round corners finished with brass.

Italian bar cart or Tea trolley, circa 1950. Lacquered walnut structure with brass finish. Two level cart with glass table top.

Modern elegant grained Brazilian rosewood dining table. Denmark, circa 1960. Round table, 45,27 inch diameter can be extended with 19,68 inch leave.

Set of six Brazilian rosewood dining chairs with high back. Classic silk upholstery. Scandinavian manufacturing circa 1960. Four armless chairs and two armchairs. (Armchair dimensions; height: 37,40 inch height seating: 17,71 inch, width: 22,83 inch, depth: 22,04 inch).

Cocktail table or Coffee table designed by Jean Claude Dresse. Belgium circa 1970. Modernist square stainless steel table. Steel top with swirling abstract pattern. Stainless steel and brass mosaic tiles. Raised on square steel base.

This XXL sideboard is a true statement piece from the mid-century era, crafted on request and designed with a vibrant, playful aesthetic. It features a dynamic arrangement of laminated Formica in bold red, crisp white, and industrial grey tones. The composition of doors and drawers creates a geometric rhythm, combining function with visual interest. Behind the colorful facade lies generous storage space, including multiple shelves and two compartments with original glass sliding doors ideal for both display and organization. A unique blend of mid century charm and practical design, perfect for interiors that embrace bold character and a modernist flair.

Coffee table by UP&UP, circa 1970. Mid-Century Modern round travertine pedestal with square travertine table top.

This distinctive sideboard draws its inspiration from the cultural and architectural heritage of Antwerp’s Tentoonstellingswijk (Exhibition District), a neighbourhood shaped by the Interbellum period a time of bold urban innovation and progressive design thinking. Built around 1950–1960, the piece reflects the principles of functional elegance that defined Belgian modernism. It is crafted from warm toned wood and elevated on a black Formica plinth, giving it a grounded yet refined presence. The asymmetrical arrangement of drawers and doors, finished in industrial grey and crisp white Formica, reflects the modernist fascination with industry, contrast, and visual rhythm. Above, glass sliding doors introduce a sense of lightness and transparency to the otherwise solid form. Behind its varied façades lie multiple shelves and four internal drawers, offering a balance of generous storage and clean design. Originally custom made for a contemporary residence in Antwerp’s Exhibition District, this sideboard captures the spirit of post war Belgian modernism.

Six chrome dining chairs. Cubistic forms. With new upholstery. Cidue Italy 1970.