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.
Sculptural pine coffeetable
Solid pine coffee table featuring the iconic end-grain construction and sturdy round legs.
Spacious office chair in Haagse School style
This striking model is distinguished by its almost architectural details and expert craftsmanship. We have been unable to identify the maker or designer. The upholstery shows signs of use; we can have it replaced upon request.
h91 w58 d50 sh52 cm
Wooven cognac leather armchairs
This woven ‘Kalos’ set was designed by Antonio Citterio for B&B Italia. The set shows signs of use and discoloration consistent with its age; it dates from the 1990s.
Set price.
Chair with scrolled armrests
This striking armchair with its curved design dates back to the 1930s and was reupholstered at some point in a lavender-colored fabric. Should you wish to have the upholstery replaced, we can arrange this for you upon request.
h78 w55 d70 sh42 cm
Solid oak round coffeetable
A well-crafted, heavy oak coffee table. For transport: the tabletop rests on two horizontal oak beams.
Floor lamp in the 'De Stijl' style
Originally made by a furniture maker in the 1960s as a study piece. The wiring and socket have been replaced. It is a lightweight lamp, as many components—such as all the black elements and the red section—are made of wood.
Rainer Daumiller set six chairs Hirtshals Savværk
Modular dining set by Rainer Daumiller for Hirtshals Savværk, 1980s. The set comprises six chairs and a round table with two extension leaves, creating a spacious dining arrangement. It is in good vintage condition, showing typical signs of use and discoloration consistent with its age. One side previously stood against a wall, leaving a mark; please see the final photo.
Art Deco stool height adjustable
A skillfully crafted Art Deco stool made of solid oak, dating from the early 20th century. The seat is height-adjustable via a screw mechanism.
French art deco desk with metal details
A French modernist Art Deco desk from the early 20th century. While the desk features seemingly simple lines, the combination of metal details and a patinated finish gives it a distinctive character.
Amsterdam School architectural panel
This panel, featuring an original hand-painted design, was salvaged from a wall or cabinet dating back to the early 1900s. The depiction of a book makes it highly likely that it originated in a library or archive room. The panel has been exposed to moisture or a similar element, as evidenced by the condition of the right-hand corner.
Sculpural beam from 1800s
Salvaged from the structure of an old house, but has its origins in the frame of a fishing boat from 1800. Reuse was the norm and so it has never left the small village of Egmond aan Zee on the Northwest coast of the Netherlands in 200 years.
We've added the metal feet.
Standing up h305 w34 d34 cm
Laying down h34 w227 d10 cm
Rare garden armchairs from the 1930's
A rare set of two survivors dating from the late 1930s to late 1940s. They feature their original paint and are in original condition. Highly decorative, though they show some signs of outdoor use; the front legs of one of the chairs require attention (see photos). We can arrange for this repair if you wish.
h78 w58 d68 sh38 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.