Vintage coffee table with a slatted top made from solid pine. Excellent condition, a lovely patina - the wood has been naturally coloured by time and light. A beautiful and honest piece of 1970s furniture, probably made in Northern Europe.

H 38 W 82 D 75 cm

£350

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Round extendable dining table in solid pine made in Germany in the 1970s. It features a central pedestal base and comes with one extension leaf. Table and leaf are in good vintage condition with some minor traces of light use.

H 74 Dia 106 / 150 cm

£650

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Vintage Gilbert Marklund stool in pine made in Sweden by Furusnickarn AB in the 1970s. The stool features a slightly curved split seat and handles on each side. Very sturdy and comfortable.

H43 x W47 x D29cm

£350

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This coffee table is made of a black tubular steel frame, glass top and a cane tier – a beautiful combination of materials

The table numbered 591a was designed by Dirk van Sliedregt and manufactured by Gebr. Jonkers in 1957.

It is very light and in great vintage condition.

H 51 W 52 D 52 cm

£495

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Very stylish post-modern black metal side or desk chair. Substantial black metal frame and a perforated sheet seat that can easily be removed for transport. Though quite heavy, this chairs sits extremely comfortable and would work well as focal point in any modern interior.

H 80 W 55 D 60 SH 45 cm

£295

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Vintage ‘Polo’ stools deigned by Anna Castelli for Kartell, Italy 1970s. Red / white metal tube frame and black plastic seats. These chairs are very handy in different settings. All four stools are in lovely vintage condition.

The Polo Bar Stool, designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell in 1979, is a notable piece of modern furniture that exemplifies the innovative use of materials and form characteristic of the era. Anna Castelli Ferrieri was a prominent Italian designer known for her contributions to furniture design, particularly with plastic materials.
The Polo Bar Stool features a sleek and contemporary design, often recognised for its vibrant colours and minimalist aesthetic. It utilises durable plastics, a signature material for Kartell, and, along with the metal structure, allows for both durability and versatility in various interior settings. The stool's form is both functional and stylish, making it suitable for bars, kitchens, and casual dining areas. As a product of the late 1970s, the Polo Bar Stool reflects the design trends of the time, focusing on practicality combined with a playful approach to color and shape. It continues to be appreciated for its timeless design and remains a popular choice in modern interiors.

H 88 W 44 D 44 SH 75 cm

£175 each

Wonderful vintage coffee table with a solid oak cross base and a round sate top. The stone top sits on the solid cross base. Substantial piece of furniture, perfect for any mid century style interior.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition, no chips to the beautifully marbled stone top. An exceptional piece of vintage design.

H 55 Dia 80cm

£595

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Vintage light red / orange desk chair with a round caned seat and a wooden (beech) frame. Made in Italy in the 1970s. Cane fully intact. Frame sturdy / sound. Some light paint loss on the lacquer (see pictures). Also one small gauge to the seat. Still a very charming and most importantly very comfortable chair. Works very well as occasional chair. Also very comfortable - great for everyday use as desk chair or dining chair.

H 75 W 56 D 50 cm

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Large sculptural floor lamp by German manufacturer Temde Leuchten. The lamp was produced in the 1960s/70s and is made from slats of solid pine wood and features three speckled glass spheres. Their yellow / golden tone make a nice warm and cozy light.

Height 128cm - Shades diameter 15cm - Base diameter 30cm

£1150

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Very rare Uchiwa wall lamp designed by Ingo Maurer in 1973 and produced by his own light production company M Design in Munich, Germany. The lamps were hand made from a bamboo handle and rice paper. Uchiwa is Japanese for fan. The wall lamp is in perfect condition, no tears, splits or holes.

Beautiful wall scone that gives off a warm light and creates a cosy ambience.

H 74 W 58 D 12 cm

£3750

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Can also be couriered from the EU

Karin Mobring safari lounge chair designed for IKEA in the 1970s. The chair was named Diana and features beige canvas seat and back on a solid pine box frame. Some faint staining on the canvas.

W 64 D 56 H 71 SH 36cm

£395

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This rattan lounge chair was first designed by Tito Agnoli in Italy 1970s and was named P3. IKAE later copied it and released an almost identical version. The two issues are very difficult to distinguish as they only vary slightly in size. Very comfortable non the less.

W D H SH

£650

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Chunky solid pine coffee table. Quite heavy with some light signs of use.

W 115 D 55 H 28 cm

£550

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Vintage / boho rattan lounge chair with metal frame. Very comfortable chair. Rattan is in excellent condition. Suitable for a wide range of interior styles.

£350

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Two Carimate chairs available individually with woven seats from natural Danish sea grass. The Carimate chair was designed by Vico Magistretti in 1959 for an Italian Golf Club. It was first featured in the XII Triennale di Milano the following year. The design cleverly combines Italian tradition and craftsmanship with modern living.

The chairs are from the first production by maker Cassina, later this model was re-issued by Fritz Hansen.

W 58 D 52 H 74 Seat 44 Arms 63 cm

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Small vintage pine chest on exaggerated wheels. The little chest features four drawers with round handles also made from solid pine. The chest is probably from the Netherlands, maybe Germany and was made in the 1970s. Charming little piece of Twentieth Century design in excellent vintage condition.

W51 D37 H77 cm

£350

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Two Carimate chairs available individually with woven seats from natural Danish sea grass. The Carimate chair was designed by Vico Magistretti in 1959 for an Italian Golf Club. It was first featured in the XII Triennale di Milano the following year. The design cleverly combines Italian tradition and craftsmanship with modern living.

The chairs are from the first production by maker Cassina, later this model was re-issued by Fritz Hansen.

W 58 D 52 H 74 Seat 44 Arms 63 cm

£550 each

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Set of four vintage stackable stained beech chairs in dark green by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges and curved backrest, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. Its solid construction, strength and stackable design give it a timeless quality that makes it suitable for using in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

H 78 D 50 W 44 SH 44 cm

Some traces of use

£375 each / several available

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Very rare blue metal side table Mod IV by IKEA produced in 1993. Powder coated metal top and base. Black plastic knob for picking up and move around. Relatively lightweight table but very sturdy due to the flat round metal base. In very good vintage condition with some small traces of use. Pair available.

H 67 Dia 51 cm

£295 / pair available

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One single Carimate chair in original green stained solid beech with woven seats from natural Danish sea grass. The Carimate chair was designed by Vico Magistretti in 1959 for an Italian Golf Club. It was first featured in the XII Triennale di Milano the following year. The design cleverly combines Italian tradition and craftsmanship with modern living.

The chairs are from the first production by maker Cassina, later this model was re-issued by Fritz Hansen.

W 58 D 52 H 74 Seat 44 Arms 63 cm

£550

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Rare version of the Marcel Breuer classic Bauhaus lounge chair S35 with rattan seat and oak armrests first designed in 1929. This armchair has been made by Thonet, but is no longer in production.

Marcel Breuer’s visionary cantilever tubular steel armchair combines flexibility, comfort and lightness and has since become one of the most famous designs of the Bauhaus movement.

The S 35 was presented in 1930 in the famous Deutscher Werkbund exhibition at the “Salon des Artistes Décorateurs” in Paris.

In excellent vintage condition.

Two in stock

W 66 D 82 H 83 SH 36 cm

£1950

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A very beautiful and elegant round coffee table by German designer Berthold Müller. Ceramic mosaic tiles, brass rim and brushed brass hair pin legs. The table is in excellent vintage condition.

H45 D110 cm

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A vintage 1970s dining carver or desk chair by Danish designer Niels Møller. This is the rarer version in oak, most of these chairs were produced in teak. Extremely comfortable due to the exceptional craftsmanship. The chair features a rushed seat and remains in excellent condition throughout.

W60 D58 H88 SH45 Arms H68 cm

£750

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Vintage stackable beech chairs by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Dietiker in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

£375 each

Several in stock. Custom colours available. Please enquire. Prices vary.

“Cactus” coat stand designed in 1972 by Mauro Pasquinelli and produced by Palavisini Editions. Vibrant green stained beech. This stylish piece is in excellent condition throughout. Very sturdy.

H 170 cm

£450

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A rare Revolt chair by Dutch industrial designer Friso Kramer designed in 1953. Produced by Ahrend De Cirkel until the 1980s, this chair is an iconic piece of Dutch post war design. Very comfortable as a desk chair. Rare blue Ciranol with armrests and white folded metal legs.

A second chair in white also available.

£450

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Vintage set of four chairs in oak by French designer Pierre Cruège. These chairs date from the 1940s. Very sturdy dining or kitchen chairs with multicoloured rushed seats. Some light traces of use, but overall in very good condition with the woven seats still fully intact.

W 48 D 43 H 84 SH 44

£1250 / set

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Unique solid pine chair from rural Finland. The chair came as part of a local artist’s estate. Designer and maker unknown so we assume it could well be a one off.

The chair is quite big and heavy but sits extremely comfortable, almost throne-like.

Good condition with patina and some traces of use.

W D H tbc

£695

Vintage cone shaped lamp made from individual glass pieces. Very heavy construction. Origin unknown, probably Italian or French, made in the 1970s.

Diameter 30cm H40cm

£275

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Rare set of two benches and a dining table in solid pine by Gilbert Marklund, produced by Swedish furniture maker Furusnickarn AB in the 1960s. The set is extremely well crafted and features Marklund’s signature split seats and the round cut out handles. The set is in excellent vintage condition.

Benches W24 D42 H53cm

Table W130 D78 H72cm

£1750

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Beautiful vintage clamp lamp by Philips. The sticker states Typ 780 S. This is a very well made lamp! The wooden adjustable cross wheel sits is lovely contrast to the glossy chrome fastener and pols. The dark grey shade is in excellent condition.

H52 shade 15cm diameter

£350

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Vintage mid-century armchair or dining chair by Hartmut Lohmeyer. Produced in Germany by Wilkhahn in the 1960s and 70s. Skilfully constructed dark stained beech wood frame and soft leather seat. Wilkhahn always had a strong focus on ergonomics and comfort and this model 411 is no exception. The curved back and the generously sculpted arms seem to hug you which makes the chair very suitable as an office chair.

W60 D55 H80

£495

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Two very rare ‘Vilbert’ chairs by Danish designer Verner Panton for IKEA. These chairs were made in 1993 but didn’t sell well at the time so IKEA stopped producing them. Only 3000 chairs were made. They came flat packed of course and can easily be dismantled again.

W41 D57 H84 SeatHeight 45cm

£1150 each

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A rare Revolt chair by Dutch industrial designer Friso Kramer designed in 1953. Produced by Ahrend De Cirkel until the 1980s, this chair is an iconic piece of Dutch post war design. Very comfortable as a desk chair. Off white Ciranol seat with armrests and black folded metal legs.

A second chair in blue also available.

£450

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Rare and highly sought after solid pine chest of drawers designed by Ate van Apeldoorn and produced by Houtwerk Hattem in Holland in the 1970s. Ate van Apeldoorn’s trade mark are the visible finger joints that give this piece its distinct character. This five drawer chest is in beautiful vintage condition.

W50 D47 H60cm

£795

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Two very rare ‘Vilbert’ chairs by Danish designer Verner Panton for IKEA. These chairs were made in 1993 but didn’t sell well at the time so IKEA stopped producing them. Only 3000 chairs were made. They came flat packed of course and can easily be dismantled again.

W41 D57 H84 SeatHeight 45cm

£1150 each - four available

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Sculptural chair by Dutch interior designer and architect Elly van Hoof. She designed six of these chairs for her own home in the 1970s. She’s sold five and kept one for herself. The design was heavily influenced by Gerrit Rietveld. The screwless construction with birch planks and protruding dowels exemplify van Hoof’s approach.

W57 D53 H94 cm

£1150

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Black and white metal standing lamp with a perforated metal cone shade and black hairpin legs.

Designer and maker unknown.

182cm tall

£650

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Ate van Apeldoorn solid pine coffee table produced by Houtwerk Hattem in Holland in the 1970s. AvA started working for Houtwerk in 1958 and designed a huge amount of furniture. The table is quite heavy and in lovely vintage condition. Perfect proportions and Apeldoorn’s trademark finger joints make this piece fit in a variety of interiors.

W/D 55 H 38 cm

£650

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Italian plywood chair most likely designed by Carlo Ratti and produced by Società Compensati Curvati in the late 1950s.

The chair is in excellent condition

W 42 D 47 H 75 SeatHeight 46cm

£750

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Danish Modern safari sling armchair in pine & brown cotton canvas designed by Borge Jensen for Bernstorffsminde Møbelfabrik, Denmark, c. 1960s. Very lightweight vintage lounge chair with exceptionally well crafted solid pine frame. Striking curving to the arms and bottom of the frame. Beautiful and delicate joint work with a lovely patina to the pine. Only minor piling on the canvas, otherwise this chair remains in lovely original vintage condition.

W 67 D 58 H 73 SH 37 cm

£895

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Minimalist pine shelf from the 1960 skilfully constructed from individual slats. This fits into any mid-century inspired home. Its simple form brings calm to your wall and lends itself to be dressed relatively sparsely. The shelf has two metal brackets in the back which allow the shelf to be hung flush against the wall. Overall in good vintage condition with only minor traces of use.

L150 D24 H25 cm

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Vintage rattan lounge chair made in Holland in the 1960s / 70s. The chair is sturdy and very comfortable. The rattan is in lovely condition.

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Vintage modular two-seater in a brown velvet soft teddy fabric Made in the 1970s and sourced in Germany, we assume they are of a German make although they bear no labels. The two seats can be placed close next to each other to form a sofa or individually around the room. Very comfortable and in excellent vintage condition.

W 52 D 62 H 72

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Set of four vintage stackable light green stained beech chairs by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges and curved backrest, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. Its solid construction, strength and stackable design give it a timeless quality that makes it suitable for using in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

Some traces of use

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Vintage pine stool in red stain by Gilbert Marklund for Furusnickarn AB, produced in Sweden in the 1970s.

Identical stool in natural pine available.

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Solid pine extendable dining table. Beautifully grained wood in very nice vintage condition. Some traces of light use. The table comes with two extra leaves of 45 cm width each and can fit 6-8 people when extended.

H 73 Dia 106 / 196 cm

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A pair of 1970s yellow metal table lights by Dutch manufacturer Philips. The model NTS 8 is extremely rare, especially as a pair. In excellent vintage condition, fully re-wired.

W11 D10 H22cm

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Vintage Anvia Lamp made in Holland in the 1960s. Rare model in excellent condition.

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Original set of four natural stained stools in beech by Swiss designer Bruno Rey produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. The solid construction, strength and stackable design give the stools a timeless quality that makes them suitable for use in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

W/D 50 H 45 cm

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Set of six vintage stackable stained beech chairs in navy blue by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges and curved backrest, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. Its solid construction, strength and stackable design give it a timeless quality that makes it suitable for using in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

H 78 D 50 W 44 SH 44 cm

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Wonderful solid pine dining set by Rainer Daumiller. Produced in the 1970s in Denmark by Hirtshals Savvaerk, this set is very sturdy and extremely well crafted. The curved back of the chairs make them very comfortable and give them an organic feel. The matching table comes with removable legs and an extension leaf.

Table Diameter 130cm Leaf 60cm

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Very rare Uchiwa wall lamp designed by Ingo Maurer in 1973 and produced by his own light production company M Design in Munich, Germany. The lamps were hand made from a bamboo handle and rice paper. Uchiwa is Japanese for fan. The wall lamp is in near perfect condition, no tears, splits or holes. They are notoriously difficult to repair. Beautiful wall scone that gives off a warm light and creates a cosy ambience. This is the smaller and rarer version of the two sizes that were produced.

W 46 H 60 D13 cm

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Red wall shelf designed by Pilastro, Netherlands in the 1960s. The perforated metal sheets are held by black tubular brackets. In excellent vintage condition.

W 63 D 21 H 19 cm

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Four vintage Team 7 chairs in beech. This is the non stackable version. Beautiful chairs skilfully made in excellent condition. Team 7 is an Austrian company which is still producing furniture with a strong focus on sustainability.

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Two rare and highly sought after solid pine side tables designed by Ate van Apeldoorn and produced by Houtwerk Hattem in Holland in the 1970s. Ate van Apeldoorn’s trade mark are the visible finger joints that give these pieces their distinct character. The tables can be used as minimal nightstands. They are in beautiful vintage condition.

W D H 40 cm

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Small vintage yellow metal wall hanging shelf. Dutch post war design to fit into a small space. Could be used as a spice shelf in the kitchen or in a nursery.

W 44 D 12 H 41 cm

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Karin Mobring safari lounge chair designed for IKEA in the 1970s. The chair was named Diana and features beige canvas seat and back on a solid pine box frame.

W 64 D 56 H 71 SH 36cm

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Classic 1960s Danish mid-century design by HW Klein for Bramin Møbler. This chair is made from solid teak and has been professionally restored including a newly strung paper cord seat. Exceptional craftsmanship with beautifully jointed arms and back rest. Very comfortable. Suitable as a desk chair, hall chair or dining carver.

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Pair of Friso Kramer Revolt chairs. These chairs are from the Technical University in Delft and feature the sought after bicolour design. Produced in Holland by Ahrend de Cirkel. Very comfortable. In excellent condition.

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Maralunga two-seater sofay by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, Italy 1970s. This is the most comfortable lush sofa in a teddy brown pin-striped fabric. The head rests can be folded up for additional head support. Their mechanisms remain in working order, the sofa is in excellent condition throughout. No tears or stains on fabric.

W 169 D 65 H 70 cm

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Small three-legged stool in solid elm with skilfully turned legs. The stool shows a beautiful grain and is in lovely vintage condition. Made in 1970s.

W 27 H 38 cm

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Set of four vintage stackable red stained beech chairs by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges and curved backrest, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. Its solid construction, strength and stackable design give it a timeless quality that makes it suitable for using in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

Some minor traces of use

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Pair of very practical solid pine stools designed by Rainer Daumiller. Produced by Hirtshals in Denmark in the 1960s & 70s. Rainer Daumiller's pieces become more and more sought after.

These stools show some light traces of use.

W/D33.5 H45cm

These wonderful Uchiwa III lamps were designed by Ingo Maurer in 1973 and produced by his own light production company M Design in Munich, Germany. The lamps are hand made from a bamboo handle and rice paper and are very delicate. Uchiwa is Japanese for fan. The two wall lamps are in perfect condition, no tears, splits or holes. They are notoriously difficult to repair. Beautiful wall scones that give off a warm light and create a cosy ambience.

H 74 W 58 D 12 cm

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Round dining table designed by Bruno Rey and produced by German maker Kusch & Co in the 1970s. Red lacquered legs with a round melamine table top. The top is extremely hard wearing and scratch resistant. The legs can easily be taken off for ease of transport.

Diameter 100 H75cm

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Set of five vintage teak dining chairs and one stool by Danish designer Niels Møller. These mid-century classics were produced in the 1960s by J L Møllers. They have been fully restored including new paper cord seats. The model 83 is very elegant and fits a great array of interior styles.

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Original set of four black stained stools in beech by Swiss designer Bruno Rey produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. The solid construction, strength and stackable design give the stools a timeless quality that makes them suitable for use in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

40 x 40 x 45 cm

£225 each (four available)

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Original T-Angle coffee table by Florence Knoll, USA, designed in the late 1950s. The marble top rests in the metal frame. It has been newly polished and brought back to its original condition.

W114 D58 H43cm

£1150

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Very cute pair of mosaic side tables or nightstands. They're made from a black metal frame with thin legs and a mosaic tiled top. Some loss of grout around the tiles but overall in really nice condition.

W / D 32 H 38 cm

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This freestanding shelving unit was designed by Adriaan D. Dekker for Tomado in Holland in the early 1950s. The brightly coloured lacquered shelves are adjustable and marked Tomado. The two metal uprights are supported by a cross bar in the back and can be dismantled easily.

H 85 W 65 D 28 cm

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Very sturdy and well maintained vintage dinging table in solid pine made in the 1970s. Round - 120 cm diameter. Two extension leaves of 50 cm each included. When fully extended the table measures 220cm and sits 10 people or more. The heavy metal runners make it easy to extend. The wood shows a beautiful grain with only minor traces of use. Beautifully crafted dining table.

H 74 Diameter 120 Extensions 50 cm each

A wonderful dining set of solid beech (possibly alder) chairs and an extendable table with wheels. The chairs can be stacked. The table has a diameter of 120cm and comes with two extension leaves of 30cm each. The entire set has been fully restored and brought back to its former 1960s / 70s glory. The furniture have been produced by the Austrian company Team7 who are still going and pride themselves for only using locally sourced and sustainably grown wood.

A pair of vintage cantilever chairs made in the 1970s. Very comfortable and sturdy construction from tubular steel and strong woven rattan. There is one small break in the rattan.

Extremely comfortable and heavy lounge chair designed by Gilles Lundgren for IKEA, Sweden 1970s. The chair has three adjustable levels just like a deck chair. The frame is made from solid pine and the seat is a firmly padded beige canvas. This chair is in near mint condition. Perfect for the conservatory or the Scandinavian interior.

H 80 W 80 D 90 cm

A very hard to find pair of Polo stools deigned by Anna Castelli for Kartell, Italy 1970s. Red metal tube frame and black plastic seats. Lightweight and stackable these chairs are very handy in different settings. Both stools are in lovely vintage condition.

W 45 D 44 H 60 cm

Vintage orange metal table lamp, Italy 1970s. The lamp has been re-wired and remains in excellent condition.

W / D 34 H 36 cm

Ladderax modular three-bay shelving unit with four white metal uprights, 11 teak shelves, a three-drawer and a storage unit with wooden sliding doors. Designed by Robert Heals and produced by Staples, Cricklewood London, UK between 1963 and 1987.

The ladders lean against the wall allowing approximately 16cm of skirting board clearance. They have been newly powder coated.

We also have a pair of glass doors for the storage unit in stock.

Metal rods are hung between the rungs of the ladders. The shelves and cabinets slot firmly onto the rods.

Each ladder measures 201 x 35 cm.

Each shelf measures 89.5 and 59.5 x 35 cm.

Ladders and shelves are in excellent condition with some minor traces of use. The drawer shows some scratches that could easily be removed.

More Ladderax in stock to extend or alter the unit.

H200 W247 D35cm

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Vintage “Cikada” chair designed by Bengt Ruda, Sweden 1960s/70. Light wooden pine frame with leather sling arm and beige canvas seat and back. The canvas seat is tight to the frame with a chunky cotton rope. Super comfortable and light weight chair that can be moved around the room easily.

Vintage red and yellow metal shelves with black uprights. The wall shelves can be used in the kitchen or nursery. The metal planks are in very nice vintage condition. Can be dismantled for posting.

The height between the two shelves is ca. 25 cm.

W63 D17 H53 cm

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Vintage iconic Dot stool 3170 in teak first designed in 1954 by Arne Jacobsen and produced by Danish furniture maker Fritz Hansen. The stool dates from 1969 and shows the makers label. Excellent original condition.

W / D 33.5 H 45 cm

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Large 1970s white metal spiral lamp with round glass sphere by Woja made in the Netherlands.

W35 H50cm

Ate van Apeldoorn started working for Houtwerk Hattem in 1958. He designed this table in the late 1960s or early 1970s. It shows his trademark joints. The desk is made from solid pine and is very sturdy.

More Ate van Apelddorn item available

W151 D76 H74 cm

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Round dining table designed by Bruno Rey and produced by German maker Kusch & Co in the 1970s. Red stained beech legs with a round melamine table top. The top is extremely hard wearing and scratch resistant. The legs can easily be taken off for ease of transport.

Diameter 100 H75cm

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A pair of vintage perforated black metal side tables. Perfect as nightstands in a 1980s postmodern setting. These tables are quite substantial and weighty yet feel very minimal and light. They both remain in excellent vintage condition.

W41 D41 H36 cm

Vintage green modular corduroy sofa. 5 individual seats available. Can be arranged in any combination. Excellent condition throughout and very comfortable.

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Vintage slatted pine bench by Ate van Apeldoorn. Made in Holland by Houtwerk Hattem in the 1970s. Ate van Apeldoorn’s furniture is becoming increasingly sought after and very hard to find.

Two identical pieces available

W180 D45 H33 cm

Set of four vintage chairs in a round lightweight bent beech wood construction with wicker seats. Original green stain and newly woven seats. Some light traces of use.

Small vintage blue metal wall shelf. Dutch post war design to fit into a nook. Could also be used as a spice shelf in the kitchen.

W47 H22 D19 & 12 cm

White bent metal table lamp by Josef Sölken GmbH & Co. KG Leuchtenfabrik. The lamp was made in the 1970s and remains in excellent original condition. Crowned light bulb included.

W / D 14 H22cm

This very stylish coat stand is crafted from solid pine and fits well into any modern or mid-century vintage home decor. It is very sturdy and the generous round ends make it easy to hold your hat or coat. The pine has a lovely patina and the round pole give the piece an organic feel. The top third of the coat stand swivels so your items are easy to reach.

The stand is in overall excellent vintage condition with no damage or any knocks. A beautiful piece to grace your modern hallway.

171 cm tall

Rare version of the Marcel Breuer classic Bauhaus lounge chair S35 with rattan seat and black armrests first designed in 1929. This armchair has been made by Thonet, but is no longer in production.

Marcel Breuer’s visionary cantilever tubular steel armchair combines flexibility, comfort and lightness and has since become one of the most famous designs of the Bauhaus movement.

The S 35 was presented in 1930 in the famous Deutscher Werkbund exhibition at the “Salon des Artistes Décorateurs” in Paris.

Light traces of use on the arms, the rattan remains in excellent condition.

W 66 D 82 H 83 SH 36 cm

Three small solid pine side tables available individually. Perfect dotted around the room. Easily picked up to move around if need be. These tables are in excellent vintage condition, the wood shows a lovely patina.

W/D 38 H 29 cm

Heavy slate coffee table designed by Floris Fiedeldij for Artimeta in Soest, The Netherlands c1960s.

W100 D58 H40cm

Beautiful example of the TU30 Model designed by Cees Braakman for Pastoe, Holland 1960s. The model is part of Braakman’s highly sought after Japanese Series. In excellent vintage condition.

W120 D80 H70 cm

Rare vintage desk lamp by Floris Fiedeldij. Produced by Artimeta in Holland in the early to mid 1950s. The red metal lamp shade features perforations around the rim which create a lovely light when lit. The lamp is in great vintage condition with some minor traces of use.

Small square lightweight trolley or side table with two removable trays. Made from beech by Danish furniture producer Hyllinge Møbler c1980s.

D/W 47 H 56 cm

Bruno Rey rectangular mid-century dining table with beech legs and a white laminated very hard wearing top. The corner cuts to the top and the floating construction of the legs make this table look elegant and light. A modern piece of quality furniture produced by Kusch & Co in Germany in the 1970s. Bruno Rey’s designs were licenced by the Swiss maker Dietiker to Kusch & Co and now are being re-issued by HAY, Denmark. Other models in stock, please get in touch. Matching chairs available.

W 120 D 80 H 74cm

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Small two door cabinet from the Birch Series designed by Cees Braakman, produced by UMS Pastoe, Netherlands 1950/60s. The cabinet features looped feet and two internal drawers with Braakman’s signature rounded edged to prevent dust from gathering in the corners. It is in great vintage condition and comes with its original key.

L88 D48 H79cm

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Set of four vintage stackable black stained beech chairs by Swiss Designer Bruno Rey, produced by Dietiker in the 1970s. Very sturdy and well made.

Screw less construction with aluminium cast joints. With its distinctively rounded edges and curved backrest, it was the first chair to be patented with Dietiker’s unique screw less wood-to-metal connection and has become one of the most successful Swiss chairs of all time. Its solid construction, strength and stackable design give it a timeless quality that makes it suitable for using in a wide variety of domestic, public or corporate settings.

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