Furniture

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.

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.

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.

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.

Mirror with console. Designed by Pierluigi Colli for Mobilificio Colli Torino, circa 1940. Mirror with green and clear glass pattern. Gilded wrought iron acanthus leaf console. Italian edge hammered glass on top. Thickness 0,78 inch.

Chest of drawers, model U-453. Designed by Jiří Jiroutek for Interiér Praha, circa 1960 Czech Republic. Wooden structure with Oak veneer. Eight drawers in black, grey and pink fronts.

Desk chair designed by Ico Parisi for MIM (Mobili Italiani Moderni) Roma. Circa 1960. Seat and backrest in rosewood. Upholstered in chocolate brown leather. Black 5 star aluminum swivel base, adjustable in height. Signed with the MIM label.

Rudi Verelst set of four dinning chairs. Manufactured by Novalux Belgium, circa 1974. Tulip base, light blue lacquered wooden armrests and vinyl upholstered backrests and seats.

Pair cocktail tables designed by the Belgian designer Raf Verjans, circa 1970. The pair tables has a aluminum mosaic that is inlayed in black resin and framed with enameled steel. The geometric patterned mosaic forms a unique and rare aesthetic. The pair of tables are very decorative and is featured with a high finish.

Daybed model S.C.A.L. Bed designed by Jean Prouvé from Cité Cansado, Mauritania, Africa. Circa 1958. Structure in black painted bent sheet steel. Wooden headboard and footboard in mahogany veneer fixed by three bolts in black lacquered metal. New mattress with bolster and upholstery with trim and buttons.

Daybed designed by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe, circa 1959. Daybed from the Japanese series. Black steel frame with teak wood finish at the ends. New mattress and bolster and new upholstery. Provides utmost relaxation on a quiet afternoon.

Tea cart model nr. PB31 designed by Cees Braakman for UMS Pastoe, 1950. Tea trolley or rolo. 4 bakelite wheels, square base with curved wood (birch wood) elegant arms and black plywood tray.

Set of six Rosewood Ant chairs designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Denmark, circa 1950. The Ant (Danish: Myren) chair. Designed in 1952 by Arne Jacobsen for use in the canteen of the Danish pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk. The Ant was named for its approximate similarity to the outline of an ant with its head raised. Set of six early production rosewood Ant chairs.