1960-1969

Large draw leaf Vejle dining table stands firm in its solid pine core covered with a teak veneer. Designed by Henning Kjaernulf for Vejle Stole og Møbelfabrik, this hefty beauty boasts solid teak legs and gorgeous edge banding. The contrasting wood grain on the leaves enhances the simple and minimalist nature of this true Scandinavian design. The item is in good vintage condition, with only some minor traces fo use/defects (please see photo).

Spectacular sixteen-light geometrical chrome chandelier made in the 1960s in Italy. Presenting both the characteristics of European rational modernism, as well as those of Space Age design, this chandelier could be a stylish addition to any interior. Part of the large family of Sputnik style ceiling lights, this item has 16 chromed cylinders connected to a central axis in two-tier (8 of them "drawing" an inner circle and 8 of them an outer one). The chandelier is in full working order and in very good vintage condition.

Elegant Danish teak table made in the 1960. The organic lines and the minimalistic aproach of this item are emblematic for the Scandinavian design of the Mid-Century. Recently restained, the piece is in very good vintage condition, having no damages.

Beautiful pair of chairs made in France, in the 1960s. The structure, made of walnut, is very elegant and reminiscent of Art Deco current. The front legs, cone-shaped, have brass clogs. The chairs were re-upholstered in the spirit of the period and are in excellent condition.

Spectacular crystal ashtray signed by Daum Nancy and made in France, in the 1960s. The translucent emerald color and the flower-shaped line give this piece a refined, elegant and discreet look. It’s signed on the bottom "Daun Nancy" – Cross of Lorraine – "France", in the typical manner of this famous manufacturer. Also retains the label of the first crystal shop that sold it: "Cristallerie Moser-Millot Paris 30 Bd. Des Italiens". Is in a very good condition, with minimal age related signs. Daum Nancy rose to prominence during the Art Nouveau and Art Deco period, and captured the imagination of collectors all over the world. Let us take a quick look at the interesting events that shaped the company. Jean Daum was a notary from Bitche who had lent some money to the proprietors of a glass factory in Nancy, the capital town of the French region of Lorraine. The glassworks was then named "Verrerie Sainte Catherine". In 1878, Daum took over the factory when its erstwhile owners were unable to pay off their debt and renamed it "Verrerie de Nancy". The factory initially produced glassware such as drinking glasses and pitchers and then ventured into artistic glass manufacturing in 1891. After Daum’s death in 1885, his son Auguste Daum took over the control of the company in the year 1890. The Daum brothers exhibited their "Handsome Tavern Glass" at the Paris International Exhibition in 1889. This event was of utmost significance because it marked the birth of the French Art Nouveau movement. Daum received his first "Grand Prix" in 1900 because by then his factory had established its name as a producer of high quality glass. By 1903, Daum had started making vitrified vases. These vases are singularly responsible for the kind of fame the company acquired in the early 1900s. In 1906 Daum began the manufacture of pâte-de-verre, a glass-making technique first used over five thousand years ago in the early world. In order to understand the collector’s interest in Daum Nancy objects, one must realize that this company has shaped itself up to become a producer of glass art objects and not simple glassworks. It pioneered and revolutionized old techniques by working with colour powders, acids, enamel and fluorine hydrogen. From the early 1900s emphasis was placed upon ornamental motifs in naturalistic forms. When Galle died in 1904, the Daum brothers became the leaders in the field of decorative glass and their dominance lasted for one productive, golden decade. Source: artnewsnviews.com

Set of Trinity nesting tables from Nathan. The set consists of a large coffee table (with a glass top) and 3 small tables. The tables are made of teak and are in very good vintage condition. The Nathan Classic Shades and Editions ranges all work to capture the essence of timeless design.. The natural variation in color and grain which is the beauty of real wood gives every piece of Nathan Furniture its own distinct character.

Exquisite nesting tables set consisting of three tables with teak legs and wood veneer top. Made in Norway in the late 1960s, the set is in very good condition and has no visible damages. The legs – with a slightly conical shape – are removable (wood thread). The dimensions and specifications are external and related to the biggest table.

Beautiful dining table made in France in the 1960s. The table is extendable (with the extension stored under the table top). Made of teak, the table is in good vintage condition and was recently restored. The design is inspired by the lines of Scandinavian Modern furniture: minimalist approach, organic shapes, robust yes elegant look. On the bottom of the table is the label of UNIFA (Union Nationale des Industries Françaises de l`Ameublement)

Beautiful Living Room set consisting of a sofa and two armchairs designed by the famous Bruksbo Tegnekontor design studio and made at Stranda Industri a/s in the 1960s. This set is the creation of Torbjørn Afdal, the most famous of their designers. The rosewood frame, the wide armrests, the minimalist outline, all are typical for his style. Both the sofa and the armchairs have their original upholstery. [spb_products title="Items in this bundle:" asset_type="selected-products" products="21214,21201" display_type="standard" display_layout="standard" multi_masonry="no" carousel="yes" fullwidth="no" columns="2" item_count="8" order="DESC" button_enabled="no" width="1/1" el_position="first last"]