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  • SOLD Extendable dining table by Gudme Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). The table is crafted out of solid teak and features stunning organic lines. It is easily extendable with either one or two extension plates, fitting up to 8 and possibly even 10 chairs. In very good condition with some minor using traces. Labeled by maker.

    Extendable dining table by Gudme Møbelfabrik

  • SOLD Set of 6 “Model 500” dining chairs by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform (Belgium, 1960s). Crafted from solid rosewood, these chairs feature beautifully sculpted frames, tapered legs, and an overall sleek and minimalist appearance. Due to an unfortunate repair by a previous owner, the backrest of one chair sits approximately 2 cm lower than the others. This is not particularly noticeable when the chairs are placed separately, but can be seen when comparing them back to back. The chairs also show signs of age and use, including scratches, repair marks in the wood, two repaired spots in the Skai upholstery, and some discoloration. These imperfections have been taken into account in the price.

    Set of 6 “Model 500” dining chairs by Alfred Hendrickx

  • SOLD Brushed stainless steel coffee table (The Netherlands, 1980s). A striking coffee table that effortlessly balances weight and lightness. It features a minimalist aesthetic defined by clean, architectural lines, seamlessly pleated corners, and subtly beveled edges. The table is in good vintage condition with some age related wear and scratches.

    Brushed stainless steel coffee table

  • SOLD Brushed aluminium pendant light by Frandsen (Denmark, 1970s). A beautiful lamp made out of four aluminium shades and featuring an elegant silhouette. The lamp remains in splendid condition.

    Brushed aluminium pendant light by Frandsen

    €400.00
  • SOLD Teak executive writing desk by G.V. Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). This exceptionally beautiful piece is a true example of top-quality Danish craftsmanship. Made from teak, it showcases elegant aesthetics with softly rounded edges and a floating desk top. It offers three very deep drawers, a cabinet, a solid teak top, a stunning sled base and a finished backside, making it an ideal piece for placement in the center of a room. The desk is in excellent condition.

    Teak executive writing desk by G.V. Møbler

  • SOLD Elegant Danish pendant light (Denmark, 1960s). A beautiful vintage pendant light featuring a green lacquered metal frame, a plastic diffusor, and brass details. The lamp is newly rewired and in very good condition with only minor age related wear.

    Elegant Danish pendant light

  • SOLD Stunning glass “President” writing desk by Gallotti & Radice (Italy, 1970s). An original 1970s President executive desk, designed by Studio G&R for Gallotti & Radice. This is Italian glass craftsmanship at its finest. Built with heavy, thick tempered glass and structured with solid stainless steel fittings, the design gives a light, almost floating impression while remaining exceptionally sturdy. The desk is in excellent condition with no chips or structural defects.

    Glass “President” writing desk by Gallotti & Radice

  • SOLD Oak bookcase by Kurt Østervig (Denmark, 1960s). A minimalistic bookcase crated in oak with vertical adjustable shelves and a contrasting dark back plate. In good condition with some discoloration on the inside.

    Oak bookcase by Kurt Østervig

  • SOLD Shelving system by Svend Dyrlund (Denmark, 1960s). This shelving system, from Dyrlund’s 3000 series, is a true mid-century masterpiece. It combines bold, organic forms with substantial panel construction and refined, invisible joinery, resulting in a design that feels both architectural and sculptural. The overall composition is strong and grounded, giving the piece a striking, almost monumental presence. The shelves are height-adjustable, offering flexibility while maintaining its clean, structured aesthetic. The system is in very good condition, with light, visible signs of use that contribute to its authentic vintage character.

    Shelving system by Svend Dyrlund

  • SOLD Huge sculptural “Teardrop” floor lamp by Domus (Germany, 1970s). This striking piece features a sculptural solid teak stem and base, paired with a large wild-silk lampshade. The lamp is height-adjustable and houses three light bulbs inside the shade, which can be switched on individually or together for customizable lighting. The floor lamp remains in its original, good condition with some visible stains to the shade.

    Sculptural “Teardrop” floor lamp by Domus

  • SOLD Sideboard in teak Svend Dyrlund (Denmark, 1960s). A beautifully crafted piece showcasing exceptional Danish design and craftsmanship. It features two sliding doors with adjustable shelves and six elegant drawers, offering generous and flexible storage. The softly rounded edges and organic lines give the sideboard a refined, timeless character. In very good condition.

    Sideboard in teak Svend Dyrlund

  • SOLD XL travertine coffee table (Italy, 1970s). A beautiful Italian coffee table in travertine, showing a natural grain and warm tones that highlight the character of the stone. Its clean and minimal design gives it a timeless and easy look that fits in many interiors. The table is in excellent condition, with no cracks, chips, or other damage. Important: please check the measurements carefully, as this is a large and very heavy piece.

    XL travertine coffee table

  • SOLD Pendant light by Form Light (Denmark, 1970s). The lamp is crafted out of five metal shades and gives a stunning light dispersion. In good condition with some minor rust stains and paint scratches consistent with its Age.

    Pendant light by Form Light

    €450.00 Original price was: €450.00.€300.00Current price is: €300.00.
  • SOLD Rare S21 highboard in teak by Dieter Waeckerlin for Behr (Germany, 1950s). Belonging to the same series as the iconic B60, this very hard to find S21 mid sized highboard in teak is a masterful blend of minimalistic design and functional elegance. It’s unbelievable this piece was made in the 50’s and is yet so timeless. It contains two drawers and two doors with a minimal gap between them. The inside offers lots of storage space with adjustable shelves. It is in amazing condition with minimal sings of use and age.

    Rare S21 highboard in teak by Dieter Waeckerlin for Behr

  • SOLD “VIP” floor lamp by Jørgen Gammelgaard for Pandul (Denmark, 1980s). Minimalist Danish design featuring a white conical shade, slim metal stem and adjustable head for both directional or indirectional light. A functional and elegant floor lamp with timeless appeal.

    “VIP” floor lamp by Jørgen Gammelgaard for Pandul

  • SOLD Shelving system by Svend Dyrlund (Denmark, 1960s). This shelving system, from Dyrlund’s 3000 series, is a true mid-century masterpiece. It combines bold, organic forms with substantial panel construction and refined, invisible joinery, resulting in a design that feels both architectural and sculptural. The overall composition is strong and grounded, giving the piece a striking, almost monumental presence. The shelves are height-adjustable, offering flexibility while maintaining its clean, structured aesthetic. The system is in very good condition, with light, visible signs of use that contribute to its authentic vintage character.

    Shelving system by Svend Dyrlund

  • SOLD Ceramic table lamp by Søholm for Bornholmsk (Denmark, 1960s). This lamp offers a refined blend of beautiful textures and timeless design. It has handcrafted ceramic base with earthy colors, complimented by a raffia shade. The lamp is marked and remains in splendid condition.

    Ceramic table lamp by Søholm for Bornholmsk

  • SOLD Exceptional “Doppiosandwich” sofa by Ammanati & Vitelli for Brunati (Italy, 1970s). Striking Italian design from the 1970s, designed by Titina Ammannati and Giampiero Vitelli for Brunati. The Doppiosandwich sofa is characterized by its sculptural form, comfortable “sandwich” leather cushions and distinctive chromed metal base. Upholstered in black leather, it offers exceptional comfort while maintaining a strong architectural presence. A sought-after design that effortlessly combines Italian elegance, comfort and timeless modernist appeal. The armrests can be easily removed for a more sleek and minimastic appearance. The sofa remains in very good condition and contains the original certificate.

    “Doppiosandwich” sofa by Ammanati & Vitelli for Brunati

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