Art deco mirror
Chrome-plated and patinated Art Deco mirror, adjustable and on a heavy base.
h70 w37 x d20 cm
Haagse school dining or side chairs
Clean lines with subtle dark wood accents. Surprisingly neat condition, including the upholstery.
h91 w45 d50 sh47 cm
Amsterdamse school candlesticks
A set of two stately candlesticks in the Amsterdam School style from the 1930s, both stamped.
The official 'double factory marks' on the candlesticks—from the Zilverfabriek Voorschoten and the Metaalwarenfabriek Ter Molen (MTM)—indicate authorization to produce these specific designs and to apply the full set of hallmarks associated with this prestigious design series.
h36 w18 d18 cm
White painted Amsterdamse school armchairs 1930s
A rare set of two survivors dating from the late 1930s. The white paint is not original, the set was painted over time. Highly decorative, though they show some signs of outdoor use.
h83 w62 d66 sh40
Haagse school armchairs
Clean lines with subtle dark wood accents. Surprisingly neat condition, including the upholstery.
h91 w63 d62 sh47 cm
Amsterdam school arm chair or office chair
Architectural lines, ornamental armrests, and cut-out openings with gently curved contours. Typical Amsterdam School design. The designer and maker are unknown to us.
h85 sh47 w60 d60 cm
Koos van der Sloot VE14 05 plywood 3D sculpture
Koos van der Sloot (1953–2018). Transitioning from urban planner to an artist dedicated to the theme of eggs, he created a series of 3D works featuring circular cutouts that—under standard daylight—cast a shadow in the shape of an egg. The piece is documented and described in the accompanying book in which it appears.
w40,7 h40,7 d7 cm
Iron bench Car Katwijk
This early metal garden bench is by the Dutch brand CAR Katwijk; the factory was founded in 1946 by C.A. Ruigrok. Over time, the brand became known for collaborations with influential Dutch designers of the era, such as Kho Liang Ie, Wim Crouwel, and Jan Ruigrok. This early bench predates that period.
Eastern game table
This 1930s games table was originally brought over from Asia, yet it reflects Western design influences—specifically those of the Amsterdam School and Art Deco styles. The table bears wonderful signs of use that make it visually very appealing; it features a drawer on each side and the characteristic compartments built into the legs.
h80 w86 d86 cm
Natural SE42 chair by Egon Eiermann, Wilde und Spieth 1950s
A very early SE 42 chair (early 1950s) showing fantastic signs of use, yet still very sturdy and functional.
Notably, in 1948, Eiermann created a collection of chairs combining bentwood with tubular steel for Wilde & Spieth—a company that, until then, had focused exclusively on manufacturing shutters. The three-legged SE 42 chair (1949) emerged from this fruitful collaboration.
h76 w52 d50 sh45 cm
White grey SE42 chair by Egon Eiermann, Wilde und Spieth 1950s
Early SE 42 chair in a fantastic grey-white color with a beautiful patina.
Notably, in 1948, Eiermann created a collection of chairs combining bentwood with tubular steel for Wilde & Spieth—a company that, until then, had focused exclusively on manufacturing shutters. The three-legged SE 42 chair (1949) emerged from this fruitful collaboration.
h76 w52 d50 sh45 cm
Mart Stam A3-1 armchair, rare because its a very early by UMS 1947-1948
Original A3-1 armchair by Mart Stam for UMS.
The fact that this chair bears the rare "UMS" stamp—standing for Utrechtsche Machinale Stoel- en Meubelfabriek (Utrecht Machine Chair and Furniture Factory)—without the addition of "Pastoe" confirms that it is a very early example, dating from between 1947 and early 1948.
Furthermore, shortly after the model was featured in the magazine Goed Wonen, production shifted from UMS to—most likely—the Van der Kley furniture workshop in Badhoevedorp.
This makes it a unique chair with a traceable history regarding its age.
The chair shows signs of use consistent with its 80-year age. Despite this and its delicate design, the chair remains very sturdy.
Modernist hexagonal shaped sidetable 1930s
A modernist side table from the 1930s, featuring a "nut and bolt" design and executed in the characteristic Hague School style.
Rare Haagse school bench with storage space
Rare to see this wide model bench with storage space under the seat. Making is a usable piece of furniture from the 1930s in the typical Hague School style.
The seat and upholstery have been renewed.
Set of two art deco armchairs
These Art Deco armchairs were designed in Eastern Europe and feature a distinct Bauhaus aesthetic.
The seat and backrest need to be replaced. We can arrange this for you upon request.
The frames are in good, sturdy condition.
Willy Guhl planter 1970s
Large and authentic modernist fiber-cement planter from 1970, as stamped.
Willy Guhl was a furniture maker, interior designer, teacher, and product designer born in 1915, in Stein am Rhein, Switzerland, and passed away in 2004. Guhl finished his apprenticeship as a cabinet maker at the School of Applied Arts in Zurich, Switzerland. He opened his own design studio and workshop in 1939. In 1943, he co-founded the Association of Swiss Interior Designers and in 1966, the Association of Swiss Industrial Designers. Guhl' s work is known for his weather-resistant designs in cement. (Ethernit)
h64 w60 cm