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  • Chest of drawers by Sigurd Göransson for Nybrofabriken Fröseke (Sweden, 1960s). A functional piece made out of teak and containing two drawers with leather handles. It’s in good condition with some visible traces of age.

    Chest of drawers by Sigurd Göransson for Nybrofabriken Fröseke

    €550.00
  • Very rare set of stools by Uno & Östen Kristiansson for Luxus Vittsjö (Sweden, 1950s). A highly collectible find, designed by the renowned brothers Uno & Östen Kristiansson and a true masterclass in Scandinavian architectural furniture. They consist of a solid oak cross-shaped base and a round leather seat, two in black and one in red. They are in used vintage condition with a nice patina on the seats and visible using traces on the wood. The two black stools can be sold separately upon request.

    Very rare set of stools by Uno & Östen Kristiansson for Luxus Vittsjö

    €1,400.00
  • Extendable dining table by Skøvby Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). A high quality Danish piece with a beautiful natural look and organic shapes. It is easily extendable with 2 hidden leafs and can fit 10 chairs. It features a gorgeous woodgrain. In very good condition.

    Extendable dining table by Skøvby Møbelfabrik

    €950.00
  • Set of 4 dining chairs by H.W. Klein for Bramin (Denmark, 1960s). A stunning, high-quality design featuring sculptural frames in solid teak, a generously curved teak backrest, and the original wool striped fabric seats. The chairs remain in splendid condition!

    Set of 4 dining chairs by H.W. Klein for Bramin

    €1,200.00
  • Large writing desk in the manner of Kai Kristiansen (Denmark, 1960s). A beautifully crafted freestanding writing desk, executed in the manner of Kai Kristiansen and dating to the 1960s. The design reflects the clean lines, refined proportions, and functional elegance characteristic of Danish modernism. The generously sized top offers ample workspace, making it ideal for both home and professional settings. The front features six spacious drawers, 2 with functional locks, providing practical and secure storage. The fully finished back includes additional storage compartments, allowing the desk to be positioned freely in the center of a room. The desk remains in very good condition, showing only minor age-related wear and light surface scratches consistent with its vintage character.

    Large writing desk in the manner of Kai Kristiansen

    €1,400.00
  • Compact cabinet with tambour door by CFC Silkeborg (Denmark, 1960s). The cabinet is made out of teak and features stunning organic shapes and lots of amazing details, like the tambour door and the rounded handle. The shelve on the inside is adjustable. A perfect piece to use for a record player and vinyls! This piece presents itself in very good condition with no damages, the top has a little discoloration.

    Cabinet with tambour door by CFC Silkeborg

    €550.00
  • Side table in rosewood by Severin Hansen for Haslev Møbelfabrik (Denmark, 1960s). A beautifully crafted side table made from rich rosewood, showcasing a stunning woodgrain grain and an elegant, minimalist design. The stemless joinery between the table top and legs is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship and a signature technique of Severin Hansen. Presented in good vintage condition with only light, age-appropriate wear.

    Side table in rosewood by Severin Hansen

    €380.00
  • Wall shelf by Walter Wirz for Wilhelm Renz (Germany, 1965). These iconic U-shaped wall shelve in teak is just stunning. it’s sleek, timeless and absolutely beautiful. The shelves remain in very good and original condition. Labeled by maker.

    Wall shelf by Walter Wirz for Wilhelm Renz

    €600.00
  • Minimalist cabinet by Gunter Renkel for Rego (Germany, 1960s). Crafted in warm teak, the cabinet features clean architectural lines, two doors, and a beautifully balanced composition. The slender black metal legs create a subtle contrast and give the piece a light, elevated appearance. Compact yet versatile, it works perfectly as a low sideboard, media cabinet, or storage unit in both modern and mid-century interiors. Its in very good vintage condition. Make sure to check out the dimensions as it’s slightly deeper than your average cabinet.

    Minimalist cabinet by Gunter Renkel for Rego

    €650.00
  • Pine dining set with extendable table and 4 Vamdrup dining chairs (Denmark, 1970s). A beautiful set with a strong, organic presence. The chairs by Vamdrup Stolefabrik are newly upholstered in an off-white fabric and feature a generously curved backrest with elegant proportions. The dining table stands on sculptural legs and features a heavy solid pine top. It extends easily from 117 cm to 166 cm, offering flexibility without compromising its robust character. Both the chairs and the table are in very good condition. Available as a set or separately upon request.

    Pine dining set with extendable table and 4 Vamdrup dining chairs

    €2,000.00
  • Sold Rare “Knubbling” floor lamp by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan (Sweden, 1970s). An absolutely spectacular design by renowned Swedish designer Anders Person, the Knubbling floor lamp is a true statement piece. The lamp features an elegant dark brown lacquered metal base, beautifully contrasted by a generous acrylic shade. Both the shade and the internal diffuser emit light in subtly different tones, creating a layered and dynamic illumination effect. When lit, the lamp reveals a warm, atmospheric glow with remarkable depth. This example remains in very good vintage condition, showing only minor surface scratches to the base consistent with age and use. A rare and collectible piece of Swedish modern lighting.

    “Knubbling” floor lamp by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan

  • A rare copper version of the “Kastor” pendel by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup (Denmark, 1960s). An iconic example of Scandinavian modernism! This exceptional high-end piece is constructed from layered copper shells, elegantly separated by brass spacers, offering a spectacular sculptural presence. The interior is lacquered in orange, creating a warm and atmospheric glow. When illuminated, the lamp disperses light beautifully and projects a subtle star-like pattern onto the ceiling. One of Hammerborg's most striking and refined designs remaining in excellent condition, with only a light natural patina to the copper.

    Copper “Kastor” pendel by Jo Hammerborg

    €1,400.00
  • Very rare ‘Serena’ side chair by Giuseppe Davanzo for Appiani Selesione (Italy, 1960s). A sculptural and playful design by Italian architect and designer Giuseppe Davanzo, the Serena chair perfectly captures the experimental spirit of 1960s Italian modernism. The chair features a white molded plastic seat and backrest, contrasted by a solid ash wood frame. The combination of organic curves and warm natural wood creates a striking silhouette. This example remains in good vintage condition, showing visible signs of use consistent with age. The wear contributes to its authentic character and does not detract from its structural integrity.

    ‘Serena’ side chair by Giuseppe Davanzo

    €550.00
  • Teak hallway cabinet (Denmark, 1960s). An elegant hallway cabinet in teak, supported by oak legs. Its in good vintage condition with some age related wear.

    Danish hallway cabinet in teak

    €400.00
  • Flower-shaped pendant light by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen (Denmark, 1960s). An exceptional Brutalist pendant, crafted from layered, flame-cut and acid-treated brass slats. The sculptural construction creates a striking interplay of light and shadow, while the beautifully developed patina enhances its raw, organic character. A true eye-catcher with strong presence. In original, well-preserved condition. Marked by the maker.

    Flower-shaped pendant light by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen

    €980.00
  • Iconic RA-24 pendant light by Piet Hein for Lyfa (Denmark, 1960s). Originally conceived in the early 1930s by Danish designer and poet Piet Hein, the RA lamp was ahead of its time. Due to the outbreak of the Second World War, the design never entered full-scale production back then. It wasn't until 1969 that LYFA finally brought the lamp into proper production. This example is in excellent condition, very close to mint. The original LYFA label is stamped into the suspension rod.

    Iconic RA-24 pendant light by Piet Hein for Lyfa

    €470.00
  • 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

    €400.00
  • Mid-Century wall mirror in rosewood (Denmark, 1960s). A simple but beautiful wall mirror with a chamfered edge, made out of a dark solid rosewood. In good condition with a minor chip in the wood on the backside.

    Mid-Century wall mirror in rosewood

    €280.00
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