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  • Sold Uplighter Floor lamp by Gianfranco Frattini for Relco Milano (Italy, 1980s). A very minimalist lamp, executed in a clean, architectural form that acts as an indirect light source. The lamp is in very good condition and the original dimmer is functional. Marked by maker.

    Uplighter Floor lamp by Gianfranco Frattini for Relco

  • Sold Set of 6 dining chairs by Falsled Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). A timeless design made with durable Danish quality. They consist of a teak frame and backrest. Newly upholstered in a khaki fabric. In good condition with some normal using traces and a nice patina to the wood.

    Set of 6 dining chairs by Falsled Møbelfabrik

  • Sold Large Cocoon pendant light (Germany, 1960s). A striking pendant crafted with a delicate polymer coating, sprayed over a white steel frame. Whether lit or unlit, it’s a true eye-catcher. Fitted with a standard E27 socket, making it fully compatible with all types of LED bulbs. In excellent vintage condition with some minor stains and an extremely minor tear in the material, only noticeable upon very close inspection.

    Large Cocoon pendant light

  • Sold Teak sideboard by Nils Jonsson for Hugo Troeds (Sweden, 1950s). Elegant sideboard by Swedish designer Nils Jonsson, executed in warm teak. The clean, architectural form is complemented by tapered legs and balanced proportions. A distinctive feature of this piece is the set of sculpted, stepped drawers, offering both visual rhythm and practical storage. Sliding doors reveal generous interior space, making the sideboard as functional as it is refined. A timeless example of Scandinavian modern design, presented in excellent vintage condition.

    Teak sideboard by Nils Jonsson for Hugo Troeds

  • Sold Early GE-290 3-seater sofa in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama (Denmark, 1953). An iconic early example of Hans J. Wegner's GE-290 , produced by Getama in Denmark in 1953. This celebrated design is renowned for its sculptural yet restrained form and exceptional comfort. The sofa features a dark-stained solid oak frame paired with beige wool cushions, creating a timeless and well-balanced contrast that highlights Wegner's mastery of materials and proportion. Presented in splendid condition, with the frame and upholstery beautifully preserved. We also have a GE290A + ottoman and a GE290 lounge chair available in stock.

    GE-290 3-seater sofa in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama

  • Sold Early GE-290A lounge chair + ottoman in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama (Denmark, 1953). An iconic early example of Hans J. Wegner's GE-290 lounge chair, produced by Getama in Denmark in 1953. This celebrated design is renowned for its sculptural yet restrained form and exceptional comfort. The chair features a dark-stained solid oak frame paired with beige wool cushions, creating a timeless and well-balanced contrast that highlights Wegner's mastery of materials and proportion. Presented in splendid condition, with the frame and upholstery beautifully preserved. We also have a GE290 lounge chair and a GE290 3-seater available in stock.

    GE-290A lounge chair + ottoman in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama

  • Sold Early GE-290 lounge chair in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama (Denmark, 1953). An iconic early example of Hans J. Wegner's GE-290 lounge chair, produced by Getama in Denmark in 1953. This celebrated design is renowned for its sculptural yet restrained form and exceptional comfort. The chair features a dark-stained solid oak frame paired with beige wool cushions, creating a timeless and well-balanced contrast that highlights Wegner's mastery of materials and proportion. Presented in splendid condition, with the frame and upholstery beautifully preserved. We also have a GE290A + ottoman and a GE290 3-seater available in stock.

    GE-290 lounge chair in oak by Hans J. Wegner for Getama

  • Sold Set of 6 “S22” industrial dining chairs by Elmar Flototto for Pagholz (Germany, 1960s). This set of six original S22 industrial dining chairs, designed by Elmar Flötotto for Pagholz, dates from the 1960s and was produced in Germany. The chairs feature a rare and highly sought-after combination of rosewood-toned moulded Pagholz seats paired with crème powder-coated steel frames. Their clean, functional design reflects the strong industrial aesthetic Pagholz is known for. All chairs are fully stackable and come with the original stacking trolley, a seldom-found and highly desirable addition. The set is in very good vintage condition, showing only minor signs of wear consistent with age and use, without structural issues. A timeless and characterful set, suitable for both dining and contract interiors, and a strong example of post-war German industrial design.

    Set of 6 “S22” industrial dining chairs by Pagholz

  • Sold Vintage Trolley by Sika Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). Elegant and functional serving trolley by Danish manufacturer Sika Møbler, crafted in warm teak. The design features two circular trays framed by softly rounded supports. Mounted on discreet castors, the trolley is easy to move and perfectly suited for use as a bar cart, side table, or serving piece. A timeless and versatile design, presented in excellent vintage condition.

    Vintage Trolley by Sika Møbler

  • Sold Elegant candelabra in brass and metal by Gunnar Ander for Ystad-Metal (Sweden, 1950s). This refined candelabra features slender, black-lacquered bent metal supports combined with solid brass candle holders, creating a striking contrast. The piece is in very good vintage condition. The brass shows a beautiful, even patina that enhances its character and authenticity. Marked by maker.

    Candelabra in brass and metal by Gunnar Ander for Ystad-Metal

    €350.00
  • Sold Teak writing desk by Arne Vodder for 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 contains six very deep drawers and a finished backside, making it an ideal piece for placement in the center of a room. The desk is in excellent condition.

    Teak writing desk by Arne Vodder for G.V. Møbler

  • Sold Brutalist coffee table by C. Kneip (Germany, 1990s). A powerful and sculptural brutalist coffee table by German designer C. Kneip, dating from the 1990s. The design is defined by its expressive materiality and architectural presence. The substantial tabletop is crafted from Indian slate and enriched with inlaid elements of lava stone, copper, and brass. These materials are arranged in a richly textured, almost relief-like composition, creating a striking interplay of color, surface, and depth. The heavy stone top is supported by a black lacquered wooden base, providing a sense of grounded solidity. The table is marked by the maker and retains its original certificate. Presented in splendid condition.

    Brutalist coffee table by C. Kneip

  • Sold Set of 4 “PP203” arm chairs by Hans J. Wegner for PP Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). The PP203 chair, also called “First Chair” is an iconic design by the renowned Hans Wegner and is crafted out of solid oak and highly detailed wengé joinery. These beauties are in very good condition, have the original green upholstery and are marked by maker.

    Set of 4 “PP203” arm chairs by Hans J. Wegner for PP Møbler

  • Sold Rare “OS29” sideboard by Arne Vodder for Sibast (Denmark, 1950s). This highly important and collectible masterpiece by Arne Vodder is a rarity to find in good condition. The OS29 has perfect proportions, beautiful aesthetics and a high quality finish. It is crafted out of teak and features a turnable black door, 5 bow tie shaped drawers, adjustable shelves and a raised back edge. This piece remains in very good condition with a few small repair marks and using traces, as shown on the pictures. It is marked and stamped by the maker.

    Rare “OS29” sideboard by Arne Vodder for Sibast

  • Sold GE300 3-seater sofa by Hans J. Wegner for Getama (Denmark, 1960s). This beauty from the 60’s was manufactured by Getama and designed by the grandmaster himself, Hans J. Wegner. It features solid oak legs and the original grey cushions. This sofa is timeless, significant and in very good condition with only a few small stains!

    GE300 3-seater sofa by Hans J. Wegner for Getama

  • Sold Beautiful “Pinguin” armchair by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé (The Netherlands, 1950s). This stunning and organically shaped chair features a solid teak frame and very comfortable cushions. It was recently reupholstered in a vivid blue color and is in very good condition with only minimal wear on the armrests.

    “Pinguin” armchair by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé

  • Sold Stunning brutalist candelabra in the manner of Jean Touret for Arelier Marolles (France, 1950s). A highly sculptural cast iron candelabra featuring seven candle holders and a stunning patina.

    Brutalist candelabra in the manner of Jean Touret

  • Sold Midcentury bookcase by Poul Hundevad (Denmark, 1960s). A simple and well-built piece in teak designed by the renowned Poul Hundevad. It contains eight adjustable shelves with beveled edges and has an amazing natural woodgrain. In excellent condition and labeled by maker. We have a second one available aswel with different proportions.

    Midcentury bookcase by Poul Hundevad

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