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The coffee table named Hexa was designed by French designer Bernard Vuarnesson for the Italian producer Bellato. It has four sliding and reversible, laminated blades in black and red.

Robust tropical hardwood coffee table in the so-called Brutalist style. All connections consist of wedged mortise en tenon hole connections, so there is no screw or nail involved. The shelves are made of solid coromandel or wenge wood.

“KOBE” floor lamp made of bamboo strips strung on a brown lacquered metal frame with an orange canvas.

Black bakelite medicine or pharmacy cabinet called Cervino, made in the 1960s by Italian manufacturer CM Torino.

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.

Beautiful lamp from the 1960s designed by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan based in Åhus, Sweden. Thanks to the filter under the cover, the lamp provides a beautiful soft light. Metal brass base and plastic cap.

Walnut display cabinet with a convex glass door, tapered legs and brass fittings around the glass panels. The design shows a date of around 1900.

The industrial grey Dazor desk/work light on a heavy base can both rotate and tilt and is easy to look like on the work table of an architectural firm. The two fluorescent tubes can be switched on or off with a simple push of a button. Minor damage on the cover.

The lamp with the fiberglass shade was designed by Louis Kalff for Philips in the 1950s. The shape of the shade is inspired by a UFO and is in perfect condition.

White matt nickel-plated brass, opaline glass floor lamp, called 'Clitunno', designed by Vico Magistretti for Artemide, 1960s.

These special white lacquered standing lamps are from the Efekti series, produced by Stockmann — Orno Oy in Finland. Each lamp was numbered and the design number for this item is 930-404. According to the catalog, the design dates from 1982. The design was designed by Finnish designer Heikki Turunen

The red, era-defining desk lamp/table lamp, model Ring A400, designed by Bruno Gecchelin for ARTELUCE, is crafted with a distinctively high quality. It features a deep red finish with black plastic elements and was produced around 1979.

This design classic, the 'Timor 69' desk lamp, was designed in the 1950s by renowned architect and designer Louis Kalff and produced by Philips in the 1960s. Made of brass, it is one of Kalff’s signature UFO-shaped lamps. The Philips label is stamped into the base.

The standing table lamp by Ateljé Lyktan with model name 'Softling' is a 1982 design by Hans Philip Zachau. The lamp is in good vintage condition, including the diffuser at the bottom, which is often missing due to its fragility. The lamp is illuminated with a round 32 watt fluorescent tube.

This pendant lamp from the 'Softling' series was designed by Hans Philip Zachau in 1982. Zachau joined Lyktan in the 1980s, first as an intern and later as a designer. The lamp is in very good vintage condition and is illuminated by a round 32-watt fluorescent tube.‍

The iconic design classic ‘Panthella,’ designed by Verner Panton for manufacturer Louis Poulsen. This is the original 1971 version.

Drie exemplaren van deze prachtig beschilderde Hindeloopen kinderstoelen zijn aanwezig. Ladderrug, handgeschilderd, biezen zitting, circa 1900.

Two rare foyer chairs, specially designed for the foyer of the Theater De Lieve Vrouw in Amersfoort by renowned Dutch designer Gijs Bakker.

Antique, 19th-century round column on a square base, to be used as a pedestal or plant table

A rare set consisting of a men's and women's lounge chair,upholstered in the original fabric.Designed by Theo Ruth while working for Artifort,these chairs were assigned model number 162,just like the two-seater sofa on our site,and the design dates back to 1958.

A rare two-seater sofa by Artifort, designed by Theo Ruth. This sofa, like the lounge chairs on our site, was assigned model number 162, and the design dates back to 1958. Another rarity: the sofa still has its original fabric, in a light cream color.

Antique Art Nouveau side table with figures of two peacocks on the tabletop, featuring a lower shelf, circa 1900.

The three-hundred-year-old bread cabinet was a common feature in the kitchen. At the time, it was believed that food needed ventilation to stay fresh. This cabinet originates from Germany, recognizable by its sled feet. Made of solid oak planks rather than veneer, it fits seamlessly into both antique and modern interiors. The original keys for the beautiful locking mechanism have been preserved.

24 soft white opal glass discuses in three layers form both the exterior and the focal point of this chandelier, illuminated by four lights. Often attributed to Gino Vistosi, but most likely produced by Carlo Nason of A.V. Mazzega. With the characteristic mouth-blown Murano glass discs in combination with the metal frame, this lamp is a perfect representative of the 1970s era. Due to its design, quality and functionality, Mazzega light objects have been highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors for decades and are therefore truly an icon in the world of design lighting.AV Mazzega was founded in 1946 by Angelo Vittorio Mazzega. Mazzega and has worked with many internationally renowned designers over the years such as De Lucchi and Piva, most notably Carlo Nason, who himself grew up in one of the oldest families of Murano glass manufacturers in Venice.

Beautiful wooden coffee table from the 1950s with beautiful details. A.A. Patijn is responsible for the design that was made for the Frisian furniture factory Zijlstra Joure. The table is from the Poly Z series with the characteristic wooden crossbars. The table is in very good condition with normal signs of wear. ‍

A rare two-seater sofa by Gerard Vollenbrock, made of thick black saddle leather with model number 4735. The sofa, like the chair of the same name, was designed for Gelderland in 1985. This model builds on the 1981 'First Design' chair. Vollenbrock has been a furniture designer, painter and writer since 1981. His furniture designs are soberly and expertly made and are recognisable by their simplicity. The sofa is in very good condition with minimal signs of wear and corresponding seating comfort.

T53 Pioneer square coffee table, designed and manufactured by Peter Ghyczy in the Netherlands in the 1990s. The frame is made of brushed stainless steel with chrome details. The table is marked with the Ghyczy logo. The square metal tubes support a 15 mm thick glass top. Great timeless design by Ghyczy and in very good condition. The glass plate is in perfect condition.

These two galvanized iron trash cans were still in a Ukrainian park thirty years ago. They will soon be in front of your house or garden and can serve as a planter, a wine cooler, or... just imagine it.

Beautiful highly decorative side table designed and manufactured by Peter Ghyczy, from the 1970s. This Hollywood Regency style side table is made of chromed rods connected to brass cross legs. The frame has an 18 mm thick glass top and is height-adjustable because it can be adjusted in 3 positions. Great timeless design by Ghyczy and in very good original condition. This table was intentionally not restored to preserve the beautiful patina of years. The glass plate is in perfect condition.