Lovely armchair newly upholstered in forest green fabric. Very stylish curved armrests made from teak plywood.

Designer and maker are unknown (possibly Kembo/Gispen).

W66 D60 H70 SH40

£950

White metal desk by Italian manufacturer Bieffeplast designed in 1970. Bieffeplast started in 1958 in Padova. An array of illustrious designers like Michel Lucchi, Matteo Thun and Joe Colombo have designed for Bieffeplast. This desk is attributed to Rodney Kinsman and is labeled Bieffeplast Padova Itlay.

W167 D76 H74

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The Ax chair model 6020 was designed in 1947 and produced by renowned Danish Maker Fritz Hansen. It is made from bent beech and teak and is in immaculate condition. A great Danish classic and seriously comfortable.

W62 D71 H76 SH40cm

£895

Solid pine chair designed and hand-crafted by Swedish carpenter Bo Fjaestad (1903-1991). Not much is known about Fjaested. He worked at the Swedish Pavilion at the Paris World Exhibition in 1925 and then stayed in Paris to study art. He only designed six chairs in the 1930s.

This chair is sturdy and very comfortable and makes a great desk chair.

W61 D47 H83 SH44

£750

Solid oak slatted bench designed by Gijs Baker and produced by Castelijn in the 1960s in Holland. The bench is extremely sturdy and in excellent condition with a beautiful wood grain.

W200 D42 H30cm

£650

Bruno Matthson’s most comfortable Pernilla chair was designed in 1944 and produced by Swedish maker Dux. The frame is made from bent beech and this example features a beige wool fabric.

W85 D90 H99 SH42

£695

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

W150 D72 H74

£650

White metal trolley with three perforated tiers. Very stylish and practical as kitchen storage or bathroom trolley. It’s light and the wheels run with ease.

W45 D31 H83cm

Minimalistic and very striking set of three nesting tables designed by Max Sauze for Atrow, France 1970s. The tables and glass are in excellent condition.

Also available in white.

W46 D46 H41cm

£495

Freestanding metal shelving unit designed by A. Dekker for Tomado in the 1950s. The red and white shelves are fixed to the dark blue metal frame. A classic Dutch design in a rare colour combination.

H140 W99 D29cm

£525

Round wicker chair by Dutch designer Dirk van Sliedrecht. It was produced in Noorwolde, Holland by Rohe in the 1950s.

The wicker is in mint condition, no breaks.

W74 D73 H72 SH40cm

Small wall hanging shelf in red perforated metal. It was made by Pilastro, Netherlands in the 1960s.

W29 D22 H18cm

£95

Very elegant and minimal square coffee table designed by Janni van Pelt in Holland in the 1960s. Simple metal frame and safety glass top. Both in excellent condition, no chips to glass.

W80 D80 H41cm

£600

Extremely rare set of solid pine desk and matching chair designed by Gillbert Marklund. The set was produced by Swedish manufacturer FURUSNICKARN AB in the 1970s. The top of the table has been professionally restored. The table can be adjusted in height.

W102 D60 H75cm (desk)

This substantial side table has a solid teak top and metal frame and was produced in Denmark in the 1960s.

W37 D38 H38cm

£125

First edition Result Chairs by Friso Kramer designed in 1954, produced by Ahrend De Cirkel, Holland. Later editions have a larger back panel and thinner wood. 

Enamelled folded sheet steel, birch plywood seats and back rests

H80 W45 D48 - Seat height 45 cm

This design is the RESULT of the collaboration between Friso Kramer and Wim Rietveld. Rietveld was unhappy at Gispen at the time and briefly joined Kramer at De Cirkel. He was never officially credited for the design though.

£1600

Ladderax modular book shelf with three metal uprights and ten teak shelves. Designed by Robert Heal and produced by Staples, Cricklewood London, UK between 1963 and 1987.

The ladders lean against the wall allowing approximately 16cm of skirting board clearance.

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

Each ladder measures 201 x 21cm.

Each shelf measures 89.5 x 21cm.

Ladders and shelves are in excellent condition.

H200 W186 D21cm

Also available as a single bay set up (95cm wide)

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Also available as a single bay set up (95cm wide)

Several floor standing modernist metal shelves, designed by D. Dekker for Toamdo, Holland in the 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. 

Excellent condition, no rust, only minor scratches. 

Different colour combinations available. Also available in teak.

H85 W65 D28cm 

£295

Black metal table by Flyline, Italy 1980s.

Removable legs and glass plate. The glass plate features a white grid.

Traces of use

H72 W80 D 80cm

£275

This Bauhaus style light was designed for Gispen, Holland by Wim Rietveld in 1936. It's nicknamed the Mushroom light for obvious reasons. The light came with two pull switches which were changed to a push button in 1939. In 1957 the name changed to Giso 5315.

Weighted base and red enamelled shade. 

In very good condition, the shade is mint. 

H 46 - D 38 cm

£425

Ladderax is a modular shelving system that can be built according to your needs and space. It was produced by Staples & Co Ltd. in London, Cricklewood from 1964 to 1987 and designed by Robert Heal.

Metal or wooden uprights of various heights support cabinets and shelves that are held by metal rods hooked between the uprights.

The different measurements of the parts give you great flexibility when building a unit which makes Ladderax a very versatile and adjustable storage solution.

Please send me an email with your measurements and specific needs so I can propose a configuration. I always have a huge quantity of Ladderax and ready to buy arrangemets in stock.

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Beautiful dinner table or desk by Alfred Hendrickx, designed in the 1960s for Belgian company Belform.
The table features a rosewood veneered top and a brutalist metal frame with teak feet. An impressive piece of architectural furniture in excellent condition.

W160 D80 H74cm

This lovely golden coloured beech frame two seater sofa by Hans Wegner has been professionally restored and reupholstered in a jeans blue fabric. A very comfortable and stunning sofa. It was produced by Danish manufacturer Getama in the 1950s.

W120 D70 H68

A beautiful set of three nesting tables in black metal with perforated tops and hair pin legs. These tables were produced in France in the 1960s. They are in excellent condition.

Measurements are for largest table.

W36 D29 H42cm