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Coffee Table by Paul Kingma, 1970s – Ebony with Brass and Resin Inlay

Paul Kingma brutalist coffee table from around 1972, with an ebony top inlaid with brass and resin – a rare functional artwork. Paul Kingma created this coffee table in his studio in Putten. Only a few pieces in this style and technique exist. This rare, handcrafted table reflects his distinctive style: rectangular, linear and three-dimensional. These principles were central to his work and give the design its architectural and timeless appearance. The inlaid brass, metal and resin seem to orbit like stars and planets – a technique developed by Kingma to give his work cosmic depth. The dark ebony provides the perfect base: visually heavy, densely grained and deep brown in colour, giving the top both calm and intensity. The top is 5.5 cm thick and rests on a sturdy, square metal base. Dimensions: 100 x 99 x 36.5 (H) cm. Signed: Kingma. Available for EU orders only.

The condition of this coffee table is very good. The top has been carefully restored and is now in very good condition again. The original details have been preserved and the patina on the base enhances the character of the piece.

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Dutch Space Age Mushroom Floor Lamp by Hagoort, 1960s

Hagoort mushroom floor lamp with brown shade and warm glow. Space Age style from the 1960s, an iconic Dutch design.
With its mushroom-shaped shade in white and brown acrylic and a slender brown stem, this design is a striking example of Dutch Space Age aesthetics. Produced in the Netherlands during the 1960s, the lamp stands on a heavy, round metal base that provides both visual balance and stability. The wide shade casts a warm, diffuse glow, perfectly complementing the playful yet elegant character of the piece. Dimensions: 52 x 52 x 128 (H) cm. Source: Hagoort lighting catalogue, issue no. 20–‘86/‘87, page 30.

Considering its age, the lamp is in very good condition. The acrylic shade is intact and shows no cracks or fractures, while the metal base exhibits only minor signs of wear consistent with normal use over more than fifty years. The wiring has been recently checked by an electrician and found to be fully functional. Ready for immediate use.

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Coffee Table by Paul Kingma, 1970s, Brutalist Mosaic Top, Signed

Paul Kingma 1970s brutalist coffee table featuring a handmade mosaic top crafted from stone, brass and ceramic – a timeless, sculptural centrepiece.
This square coffee table was handcrafted in 1979 by Dutch designer Paul Kingma, renowned for his bold brutalist mosaic compositions. The concrete inlay top features an intricate geometric pattern composed of carefully selected fragments of natural stone, ceramic, brass and pebbles. Its earthy and metallic tones – including blue, brown, red, black, white, grey and gold – give the table a striking yet harmonious look. The black metal base provides a sturdy foundation and contrasts beautifully with the richly textured top. Signed by the artist and made in the Netherlands in the late 1970s, this piece exemplifies Kingma’s artistic approach to functional design. It works beautifully as a statement piece in any living room, office or curated interior space.

The table is in very good original condition, with light wear consistent with its 46-year age. The concrete top is undamaged, and the structure is stable and solid. The light patina on the metal base enhances its character. It has been professionally inspected and cleaned, and shows no cracks, loose elements or structural issues. Ready for immediate use.

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Papillona Floor Lamp by Tobia Scarpa for Flos, 1975, Early Edition

Papillona floor lamp Tobia Scarpa 1975 in lacquered aluminium and glass. An early minimalist Flos design casting soft light towards the ceiling.
This Flos floor lamp was designed in 1975 by Tobia Scarpa for Flos in Italy. It combines a slender stand in lacquered and cast aluminium with two prismatic glass diffusers shaped like butterfly wings. The name ‘Papillona’ refers to the French word for butterfly, aptly describing the curved shade that diffuses light both upward and through the glass. This early edition is fitted with a dimmer wheel integrated into the vertical stem rather than the power cord. The lamp uses a halogen bulb with a range of approximately 100 to 500 watts and comes in white, black with a transparent shade. Dimensions: 26 x 26 x 192 (H) cm; base: 25 x 25 cm. Marked Flos S.p.a. (see photo). Source: documented in the Flos catalogue (pages 92 and 252) and in Lights – Leuchten – Lampes by Taschen (page 88).

The lamp is in very good condition, with only light signs of wear on the base. All functions are intact; both the floor switch and the integrated dimmer operate properly. Ready for immediate use.

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Danish Desk ND 93/3 by Nanna and Jorgen Ditzel for Søren Willadsen, 1950s

Nanna Ditzel desk ND93 in Danish teak from the 1950s, featuring a floating top and organic lines. A rare design full of character.
Designed by Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel and produced by Søren Willadsen in Denmark in the 1950s, model ND 93/3 features an asymmetrical layout, a sculpted edge, and a floating top. Crafted from solid teak with a warm hue, it includes three drawers with integrated handles. Thanks to its fully finished rear, it can be placed freely in a space—ideal for interiors with style and presence. Dimensions: 165 x 85 x 73 (H) cm. Documented in the catalogue SE Vare Møbler (see photo).

The condition of the desk is very good, with minor signs of age. The top shows a light scratch, a small dent, and one ring mark, visible depending on the angle of the light. The surface has been professionally cleaned and re-waxed. All drawers slide smoothly and the structure is solid. Ready for immediate use.

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Cylinder pendant lamp by Doria Leuchten, Germany, 1970s, aluminium with red perforations

Vintage Doria cylinder pendant lamp in aluminium with perforations and a red interior. A bold Space Age design from the 1970s that plays with light and contrast.
Doria Leuchten designed this pendant lamp using two cylindrical aluminium shades featuring large and small perforations. The red interior produces a warm glow when the light is switched on. Thanks to its compact size, this lamp is ideal for creating ambient lighting in a hallway or a corner of the living room. It is fitted with an E27 socket and compatible with various bulb types. A characteristic example of German Space Age design from the early 1970s. Dimensions: w x d x h = 12 x 12 x 35 cm.

The condition of this lamp is good with minimal signs of use; light discolouration appropriate to its age and a small paint flaw on the inside. The vintage pendant lamp has been fully checked, is structurally sound, and ready for immediate use.

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Round Coffee Table by Paul Kingma, 1981, White Stone and Mosaic Top

Paul Kingma coffee table round and white from 1981, featuring a characterful mosaic top of stone, ceramic, pebble and brass. Signed and unique.
This rare coffee table was designed and crafted by Paul Kingma in 1981. Known for his robust, handmade mosaic tables, Kingma combined materials such as natural stone, ceramic, brass and pebble into bold, graphic compositions. This round piece (ø 100 cm) displays a dynamic pattern in white, yellow, brown, black, blue, red and gold, inlaid into a white stone top. It stands on a white metal base and was made in the Netherlands in 1981. It balances brutalist structure with a surprisingly calm, serene aesthetic, and works beautifully in a living room, study or office. Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 34.5 (H) cm Marked: Kingma 81.

The table is in very good original condition with minor signs of age. Small hairline cracks are visible around the edge — typical of Kingma’s casting process. The metal base shows a natural patina that adds character to the design. The structure is solid and the top is intact. Cleaned, inspected and a unique piece ready for use.

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Ice Cube Table Lamp by Peill & Putzler, Germany, 1980s – Etched Crystal Glass

Peill & Putzler Ice Cube table lamp, etched glass, 1980s. This compact glass lamp combines clear and satin-frosted crystal for a soft, atmospheric glow.
“Die Lichtkugel” – the light sphere – one word that says it all. This model by Putzler Leuchten from the 1980s is a successful variation on the cube form, capturing the versatility and fascination of glass as a material. Made in Germany, the lamp features partially clear and satin-etched crystal glass that produces a beautiful light when switched on. Crafted from solid crystal, fitted with an E14 socket (40W). Dimensions: 13.5 x 13.5 x 10 (H) cm. Listed in the Putzler 1980/82 catalogue and marked on the underside.

The lamp is in very good vintage condition, with minimal signs of wear consistent with age. The glass is free from chips or cracks. Wiring and socket have been checked by a qualified electrician and are in good working order. Ready for immediate use.

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Round Danish coffee table, 1960s, teak with brass inlay and lower shelf

Vintage Danish teak coffee table with brass inlay and lower shelf. The round, minimalist design from the 1960s exudes calm and refinement. Crafted from solid and veneered teak, the tabletop features a rich wood grain accented by three subtly inlaid brass coins. The lower shelf offers space for magazines or accessories and enhances the table’s functional character. With a diameter of 75 cm and a height of 44 cm, the table has a pleasantly compact size. The legs and shelf can be unscrewed with ease. This coffee table originates from Denmark and dates from the 1960s.

The condition of this coffee table is good, with minimal signs of use; the top has been professionally sanded and re-waxed. One brass coin has been replaced. The vintage table has been fully checked, is stable, and ready for immediate use.

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