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Bar stool with Rattan Seat and Black Frame by Rohé Noordwolde, 1970s

Rohé bar stool made of wicker by Rohé, Noordwolde in the 1970s. This kind of bar stool but with a seat made of leather was used by Charlotte Perriand to furnish chalets in the luxury ski resort Les Arcs in the Alps. The base is black metal and the seat is made of pulp cane. Dimensions: h x w x d = 95 x 42 x 42 cm and the seat height is 80 cm. Condition: The condition of the rattan is still very good, the frame has wear from use to the black lacquer.

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Pair of Visor Wall Lights by Vittoriano Vigano for Arteluce, ca 1950

Arteluce Wall lights Visor designed by Vittoriano Vigano circa 1950s. This is an original set from the 1950s, marked Arteluce. These Italian design classics are suitable for indirect light on the ceiling or wall and direct light for reading. The condition is still very good and original with normal signs of use and patina. These now rare wall lamps are adjustable in several positions and the wiring has been checked by an electrician. Dimensions shade: h x w x d = 18 x 25 x 36 cm. Material: enamelled aluminium and brass. Colour: off-white and gold (brass). The price is for the set of 2.

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Pair of Brass Wall Lights by Aneta, 1980s

Scandinavian Aneta brass wall lamps (model no 0502) made by Swedish company Aneta, 1980s. The shade can rotate and is fully adjustable, both up and down. Aneta Lighting AB, formerly Aneta Belysning AB was founded in 1947. These fixtures are made of thick conical brass with a white perforated metal inner shade. They are of very high quality, beautifully finished with brass details and with durable materials. The condition is still very good; they have been checked, cleaned and the wiring has been checked by an experienced electrician. There is a normal E27 fitting in each fixture. Suitable for incandescent, halogen and LED bulbs. Dimensions: h x w x d = 10 x 20 x 35 cm. Marked: Aneta.

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Butterfly Chair F675 by Pierre Paulin for Artifort, 2000s

Artifort F675 Butterfly chair designed by Pierre Paulin for Artifort in 1963 and manufactured in 2000s. This design classic stainless steel covered black natural saddle leather can be seen as a spatial object; by combining strips of leather and a steel frame, it was possible to dramatically lighten the seat like the wings of a butterfly. This created a spatial object, an airy chair where the leather can mould itself to the body, creating a comfortable seat. The condition is still very good. Dimensions: h x w x d = 63 x 79 x 71 cm and the seat height is 30 cm. Is part of the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne. Source: book Pierre Paulin by Nadine Descendre and book Artifort collection from 2008.

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Agathe Floor Lamp by Tobias Grau for Grau, 1990s | Minimalism

Rare version of the Agathe floor lamp with extra arm designed by Tobias Grau for Grau, Hamburg in 1995. This lamp provides direct light for reading or indirect light on the ceiling. The cast aluminium (matt), brushed steel and metal ensures durability. There are two built-in dimmers in the base, which are also very nicely designed. The condition is still very good and original. The wiring has been checked by an electrician. This floor lamp has two bulbs: one 12V/35W halogen bulb and one 220/200W RS7 (of 78 mm). These bulbs are still for sale online. Dimensions: h x w x d = 193 x 60 x 31 cm.

Tobias Grau studied business administration and design. In 1983, he attended the Parson School of Design in New York and worked for a while in the development department of Knoll International in Pennsylvania.

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Dining chairs by Arnold Merckx for Metaform, 1980s | Set of 4 in Black Saddle Leather

Metaform dining chairs designed by Arnold Merckx for Metaform, 1980s; a metal frame with black saddle leather. The design is characterised by the typical design of the 1980s Memphis style. The condition is still very good with normal signs of use. The leather has been repaired and can therefore last for years again. The repair is hardly visible, see photos. Under the seat, the chairs are marked Metaform, 1989. Dimensions: h x w x d = 80 x 45 x 50.5 cm and the seat height is 44 cm. Marked: Metaform, 1989 (see photos).

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Danish Sideboard by Carlo Jensen for Hundevad & Co, 1960s | Rosewood

Rosewood sideboard by Carlo Jensen for Hundevad & Co, Denmark, 1960s. Beautiful for its simplicity and beautiful wood grain structure. It has two sliding doors with three height-adjustable removable shelves behind them, a drawer and tapered legs. The furniture is still in good and original condition with a few scratches (not very deep) on the top (see photos). Dimensions: h x w x d = 76 x 138 x 43 cm. Marked: Made in Denmark and the logo Hundevad for Hundevad.

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Globe Floor Lamp by Frank Ligtelijn for RAAK, 1960’s | with Smoked Glass

Globe Floor Lamp designed by Frank Ligtelijn for RAAK, c. 1960. A smoked glass globe containing a light metal reflector on a chromed stand. This floor lamp is adjustable in height from 1.25 m to 1.75 m. The (globe) sphere can rotate around its axis in all directions and provides direct or indirect light. Considering its age, this vintage floor lamp is still in very good and original condition, two minute chips along the edge. The wiring has been checked by an electrician. Dimensions: h x w x diameter (bulb) = 125 x 27 x 24 cm. Material: iron chrome-plated and glass. Colour: black, chrome and brown. Source: catalogue Raak catalogue 5, page 162. Marked: Raak (see photos).

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