Furniture

Postmodern and minimalist coffee table from the 1980s. The table has a metal frame with four legs connected by chromed metal tubular elements and two hard glass tops, the upper one with a black painted metal edge.

Beautiful small three-tier oak bookshelf from the late 19th century, designed by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co, around 1885. Made of solid oak with turned legs and Moorish lattice sides.

This chocolate brown coffee table named Alveo was designed by Willy Rizzo and produced by Mario Sabot in 1972. The coffee table has a stainless steel tray in the middle that can be used as a wine cooler or bottle holder. The corners are finished with chromed parts.

Experiment Series chair designed by Yrjö Kukkapuro (1933-2025) in 1982. His Experiment Chair, with its sculptural and colorful armrests, debuted at the Salone del Mobile in 1982 before going on sale in 1984. Production stopped in 1995. The 91-year-old Kukkapuro considers the Experiment Chair to be the biggest success of his career. Chrome tubular frame, black leather seat and green curved birch plywood armrests. The Experiment Series chairs by manufacturer Avarte are made in a limited edition and are rare.

Bookcase or shelf system, consisting of five shelves that rest on two metal supports. The planks have a black and white top with an olive green border. If desired, the cabinet can be built in various ways, black or white side above, or a combination of both.

1970s coffee table by Guy Lefevre for Maison Jansen, in very good condition. The frame is made of brushed nickel-plated brass and the top is made of aubergine lacquered wood. The inside of the drawer and the bottom of the drawer are made of mahogany wood. The paint is in very good condition with some signs of wear and a small restauration.

Iconic coffee table with inset legs by Italian architect Carlo di Carli (1910-1999), designed in the 1950s. This mid-century Italian table has three legs and nine wooden arms to keep the glass top stable. The structure of the table is reminiscent of spider legs, hence the name 'Ragno' or Spider table.

A classic pair of French bridge chairs from the 1940s. These chairs have a refined light wood frame with beautifully curved armrests. The interior has been updated for optimal seating comfort, and the seats have been reupholstered with a wine red corduroy fabric.

This dinner table under the model name “la Loggia” is of course also suitable for use as a desk or work table. The design dates back to the 1970s and the table was designed by Mario Bellini for the famous Italian design label Cassina.

The Megan in red is designed by René Holten for the Artifort brand, designed in 2005. An elegant, closed bucket seat with an open chrome frame.

A set of two lounge chairs by Gerard Vollenbrock made of thick black saddle leather with model number 4735.

The linoleum top with the metal edge of the round dark brown table lies on a heavy metal base, consisting of three legs that rest on a three-pointed star.

Rare display bookcase, marked H.F. Jansen and Zonen, Amsterdam

Two Ico Parisi foldable garden or deck chairs for Fratelli Regitti in beech wood, Italy 1970s

The oak Dutch cabinet.

Beautiful art deco zebrano and black wood round side table with two levels, 1920s. Similar furniture points towards the famous art deco designer Maurice Dufrêne.

A rare dark red double bookcase and sideboard with nine sectional elements, designed by Italian designer and photographer Willy Rizzo (1928-2013), 1960s. ‍ The cabinet elements are like LEGO bricks that can be put together in various ways to build one large or two smaller structures. Laminated wood structure. Chromed metal details.