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    Fresco nesting tables made by G-Plan in the 1960s, set of 3

    Elegant set of 3 Fresco nesting tables made in the United Kingdom, in 1967. The design is signed by Victor Bramwell Wilkins is inspired by the organic, Nordic lines of the Mid-Century. The tables are made of teak and are in very good vintage condition. They were recently cleaned and re-stained and could represent a nice addition to any modern or contemporary interior.
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    Space Age Table Lamp By Motoko Ishii For Staff Leuchten, Germany 1970’s

    Model 1391 (big globe) table lamp designed by Motoko Ishii in 1970's and manufactured by Staff Leuchten, Germany. This unique Space Age lamp is provided with a large glass shade (half mirror and half transparent) supported by a chrome plated cylindric base. The lamp is in exceptional vintage condition and in perfect working order, ready to use. Technical specifications: 1 x Edison Screw (E27 or ES) with lightbulb included Cord length: 180 cm Shade diameter: 24 cm If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thanks for your visit!  
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    Beautiful Vintage German armchairs, Set of two, 1970s

    The beautiful pair of vintage armchairs produced in Germany in the 1970s. Full restored and refurnishing with a spotted light brown upholstery, the armchairs overlook an elegant line and can be an interesting accent in any modern interior. The armchairs are in very good vintage condition.
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    Extendable dining table made in France in the 1960s
    Extendable dining table made in France in the 1960s
    600 

    Extendable dining table made in France in the 1960s

    Extendable dining table made in France in the 1960. The frame of the table is made of teak. The veneer top table is stained in a honey shade of brown. The extension is stored under the table top (see pictures). The item is in good vintage condition, showing just little signs of use (mostly on the extension).
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    600 
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    Iconic Cleopatra Daybeds by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping, 1954, set of two with mattresses and roll pillows

    Iconic Cleopatra pair of daybeds designed by Dick Cordemeijer for Auping, The Netherlands 1954, a typical example of industrial Dutch design. The frames is made of dark grey lacquered metal and the ends are in solid teak wood. The new mattresses and roll pillows are reupholstered with a nice grey fabric, which looks great in contrast with the metal frame and teak ends. The metal frames is in good vintage condition, with some scratches due to it's age and use. For those who prefer a firm seat, the daybeds are provided with detachable mesh springs stiffening systems (please see the detail photo). Functional, minimalist and modernist, these successful pieces of Mid-Century design, stays one of the most wanted daybeds in the world. The price for a single piece: €850
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    Danish extendable Elevator coffee/dining table in teak, the 1960s

    Elegant and practical Danish extendable Elevator coffee/dining table made of teak, in the 1960s. The table shows the elegant organic lines of Scandinavian Modern. This table could be a great acquisition for any smart designed interior: when the tabletop is not elevated and extended, you will have a beautiful coffee table. When the tabletop is elevated and extended, this item is a dining table. It is in very good vintage condition, with no defects and has it's original "Product of Denmark" stamp.  
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    790 
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    Spectacular Murano cigar ashtray from the 1960s
    Spectacular Murano cigar ashtray from the 1960s
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    Spectacular Murano cigar ashtray from the 1960s

    Spectacular Murano cigar ashtray made of glass. The piece is distinguished by its fluid shapes, by the fine quality of the glass, as well as by its intense and extremely beautiful ruby red color. Hand blown, this piece is kept in very good vintage condition. The quality and tradition that characterize Murano’s finest glass furnaces have always been worthy of the highest appreciation. This prestige is due mostly to the glass masters’ hard work and dedication, which are the very core of Murano’s most famous trade. Glassmaking has been passed on from one generation to the next one, with constant innovations and timeless originality. The loyalty and respect with which this trade is treated is possibly the key to Murano’s success. Glass masters all over the island have always worked with endless vitality, and this creative vein is evident in every glass artwork that comes out of any furnace, with improved techniques and bewildering effects. Source: glassofvenice.com
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    Tricolor Murano ashtray (or dish) in blue, red and green
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    Tricolor Murano ashtray (or dish) in blue, red and green

    Tricolor Murano ashtray (or dish) in blue, red and green. This piece is remarkable in its fluid shapes, the zoomorphic look (seen from the top, it resembles the image of a cat's head), the fine quality of the glass, and the dialogue between the three differently colored compartments. Hand blown, this piece is kept in very good vintage condition. The quality and tradition that characterize Murano’s finest glass furnaces have always been worthy of the highest appreciation. This prestige is due mostly to the glass masters’ hard work and dedication, which are the very core of Murano’s most famous trade. Glassmaking has been passed on from one generation to the next one, with constant innovations and timeless originality. The loyalty and respect with which this trade is treated is possibly the key to Murano’s success. Glass masters all over the island have always worked with endless vitality, and this creative vein is evident in every glass artwork that comes out of any furnace, with improved techniques and bewildering effects. Source: glassofvenice.com
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    Green bullicante Murano ashtray
    Green bullicante Murano ashtray
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    Green bullicante Murano ashtray

    Beautiful controlled bubbles (bullicante) ashtray made of glass in Murano, Italy, in the 1960s. Hand blown, this pice features the shape of a flower in an amazing shade of translucent emerald green. The quality and tradition that characterize Murano’s finest glass furnaces have always been worthy of the highest appreciation. This prestige is due mostly to the glass masters’ hard work and dedication, which are the very core of Murano’s most famous trade. Glassmaking has been passed on from one generation to the next one, with constant innovations and timeless originality. The loyalty and respect with which this trade is treated is possibly the key to Murano’s success. Glass masters all over the island have always worked with endless vitality, and this creative vein is evident in every glass artwork that comes out of any furnace, with improved techniques and bewildering effects. The “bullicante” effect is amongst the most famous glass making techniques and it is seen quite often around the island of Murano. If you’ve had the fortune of strolling along the streets of Venice, you would have noticed beautiful glass pieces with small air bubbles trapped in the inside, possibly stopping to wonder how that seemingly impossible effect is achieved. This peculiar effect is obtained by placing a piece of molten glass inside a metallic mold with spikes, very much resembling a pineapple’s texture. These spikes cause small holes on the surface creating a pattern all around the glass piece. After it’s been left to cool down for a few moments, the whole piece is submerged in molten glass again. This second layer completely covers the first one. However, thanks to the thick consistency of glass, the holes previously impressed on the first layer are not covered, thus causing air to be trapped between both layers of glass. This process can be repeated several times, creating a pattern as complicated as the glass master wishes. This technique gives not only a sense of depth to the whole object, but also an incomparable decorative effect, famous for its originality. Source: glassofvenice.com
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    Rare Brazilian lounge chair with ottoman designed by Jean Gillon for Probel, 1960s

    Rare Jean Gillon for Probel lounge chair with ottoman, made of Imbuia wood and Brazilian leather. Jean Gillon (1919-2007), born in Romania and naturalized in Brazilia, was a complex creator: architect, designer, and plastic artist. Though his early work in Brazil focused on architecture, Gillon shifted to furniture design in 1961, when he founded Fábrica de Móveis Cidam, the original name for what would later become Italma WoodArt. In 1964 Gillon’s focus turned global, and he began expanding into the international market, exporting his products to twenty-two different countries. He collaborated with MTM – Indústria de Móveis Village, Italma, and Probel, which produced his designs. Imbuia or Brazilian walnut is an exotic tree that grows naturally in the subtropical montane Araucaria Angustifolia rain forests of southern Brazil and which is used for high-end furniture is very appreciated due to its beauty but also for its high density, being classified as a hardwood. Both, the lounge chair and the ottoman are in good vintage condition, without stains or tears on the leather or wooden frame, only with normal signs of use due to age and with a lovely patina of time. A very comfortable lounge chair that will easily attract the viewer’s attention, being suitable in any interior, be it classic or modern. Labeled Probel, made in Brazil. Measures (HxWxD): Chair: 99x73x90 cm, Ottoman: 37x61x51 cm. The items color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings. If you need additional information, do not hesitate to contact us.
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    118 Mod. Teak Sofa by Grete Jalk for France & Son, Denmark, 1963

    Grete Jalk (1920-2006) designed one of her iconic designs, the sofa model 118 in 1963. The sofa features typical Danish Modern design. 3-seater sofa with solid teak frame and original cushions, with manufacturer’s tag. In very good vintage condition, with patina on the teak. Due to the influence of light, the colors may be distorted. Please see the detailed images.
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    Portwood dining chairs made of teak, Danish range, 1960s, UK, set of 4

    Set of 4 Mid-Century Portwood (United Kingdom) dining chairs made of teak. The chairs are from the 1960s and were representative for the Danish range of this iconic Manchester based manufacturer. The chairs are in good vintage condition with just a few signs of wear, all visible in the photos.
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    400 
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    800 

    Kroken leather armchair with footstool by Ake Fribytter for Nelo Möbel, 1970s

    Comfortable and elegant leather armchair with footstool stool, designed by Ake Fribytter for Nelo Möbel and made in Sweden in the 1970s. Both the armchair and the footstool are made of wood and soft rusty brown leather and are in good vintage condition. The armchair has an adjustable and removable headrest. Please note that the items are the original ones, not a recent replica. Also, please study the photos carefully, they are part of the description. If you have any questions, we are at your disposal!
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    Atomic Modern Jet Age sculpture “Sprite-Lite” table lamp by Richard Barr for Laurel, USA, 1960’s

    First time published in the 1965 Laurel Catalog and unanimously recognized as the most beautiful high-intensity lamp in America, the Model D750 known as the "sprite-lite" has impressed since its appearance with its aerodynamics sculptural shape and versatility (can be used as a table, desk, bedside or wall lamp due to a mounting hole under the base) and continues to impress even today, when it is hunted by collectors and design lovers around the world. This true work of futuristic art that excels in both form and finish, was specially designed by sculptor Richard Barr for Laurel Lamp Co. in the early 1960's, with a die-cast sculpted base (incorporating the transformer which by its weight gives the lamp a very good stability) and two-toned shade, which houses a high intensity light bulb. Originally the “sprite-lite” was offered in black, white, green, sand, tangerine, mustard, and blue with Swedish brass accents. Also offered in polished chrome with black accents, or all Swedish brass.The lamp is multi adjustable and can pivots easily both at the base and at the shade. The lamp on offer is in sand tone with Swedish brass finish, with all the original components (including electrics) and is equipped with voltage converter 220V to 110V and European plug. Laurel manufacture sticker still present on shade interior. Fully functional with some minor wear, the lamp is in very good vintage conditions. Bulb is included, but 12V high-intensity replacement bulb are broadly available anyway. Measurements (HxWxD): 35x9.5x19 cm; Lenght cord: 175 cm ; Weight: 1.8 kg Even if the lamp work it is a vintage item, so we recommend that it be checked by a specialist before use. If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. Thanks for your visit!  
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    700 
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    Unforgettable Vitage Strawberry Brooch

    An impressive vintage nephrite jade and red coral, 14-carat yellow gold 'strawberry' brooch. The brooch has been modeled in the form of a strawberry plant featuring three strawberries and three leaves. The plant is ornamented with carved red coral strawberries and claw set carved nephrite* jade leaves. The brooch secures to the reverse of the wirework frame with a hinged pin and safety clasp and is hallmarked to the reverse of the setting with the mark for 14 ct gold. The brooch is a very good gauge of gold and is in excellent condition with a clear hallmark to the reverse of the frame. NOTE* Jade may either be jadeite or nephrite. These two minerals have different physical and chemical characteristics, yet they can look quite similar.
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    1.200 
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    Danish Daisy Brooch by Anton Michelsen

    Daisy brooch by Anton Michelsen, Denmark, D=3.5 cm, 9,71 g, 1960s (Gilt sterling silver & enamel, marked AM under the crown in a triangle, STERLING DENMARK, 925S) Designed in 1940 to celebrate the birth of Margrethe Princess (now Queen Margrethe II of Denmark) by Anton Michelsen, the lovely daisy is made of gilt sterling silver and ehite enamel. The daisy is the national flower of Denmark.
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    Danish Modern armchair by Juul Kristensen for JK Denmark, 1960s

    Iconic piece for the Danish design, the armchair is adjustable in any desired position up to the horizontal position. The frame is made of solid teak, upholstered in a beige fabric which highlights the color of the wood very well. The armchair is fully refurbished and reupholstered, thus being in an excellent vintage condition, without defects and ready to use. Designed as aesthetically pleasing but also very comfortable, this distinguished armchair will surely be a real eye-catcher and mood maker.  
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    Art Deco J. G. Baer Sumiswald Wall Clock, Swiss, cca.1930

    An early 20th century wall clock JG Baer Sumiswald, Switzerland, P.T.T (Swiss Post, Telegraph and Telephone formed in 1928), with the dial having Arabic numerals and also 24-hour numerals in red, matching steel hands, in oak case of the type called by the French "œil-de-bœuf" (bull's eye), case diameter (front) = 400 mm / dial = 250 mm / octagonal oak wood case (back / mechanism) with side = 150 mm. The case has the original (domed) glass, with a brass frame. The pendulum is also made of brass. The key of the watch is the original one. The mechanism (serial - 4793) inscribed "F-que Horloges Monumentales | J.G.Baer | Sumiswald (Suisse)" with the dimensions 120x68x65 mm (HxWxD), is type Anchor escapement. In horology, the anchor escapement is a type of escapement used in pendulum clocks. The escapement is a mechanism in a mechanical clock that maintains the swing of the pendulum by giving it a small push each swing, and allows the clock's wheels to advance a fixed amount with each swing, moving the clock's hands forward. The anchor escapement was so named because one of its principal parts is shaped vaguely like a ship's anchor. A video recording with the clock in function mode is available on request.
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    Danish Modern sofa daybed by Juul Kristensen for JK Denmark, 1960s

    Danish design, the three seater sofa or daybed is extendable and it can be easily transformed into a double bed. The frame is made of solid teak, upholstered in a beige fabric which highlights the color of the wood very well. The sofa is fully refurbished and reupholstered, thus being in an excellent vintage condition, perfectly functional and without defects. The sofa comes with two decorative pillows. Designed as aesthetically pleasing but also very comfortable, this distinguished highback recliner armchair will surely be a real eye-catcher and mood maker! The whole seating group contains the three-seater sofa or daybed, the highback recliner armchair and the armchair (see the other posts). If the entire set is purchased, a discount is granted on the total value.    
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    Typical Mid Century wall lamps, set of 3, Italy, 1960s

    Set of 3 wall lamps, presenting all the characteristics specific to the middle of the 20th century: materials used (brass and plastic), as well as the Space Age pattern specific to the Mid-Century design. The lamps are in good vintage condition (one shows some signs of wear, please see the pictures). All the wall lamps are in full working order and ready to use.
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    “Teardrop” Murano sommerso vase from the 1960s
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    “Teardrop” Murano sommerso vase from the 1960s

    Spectacular Murano sommerso vase for one flower (soliflore) in shades of red (the interior layer), yellow (the median layer) and blue (the outer layer). Because of its shape, this type of vase is also known as "Teardrop". The piece is made in the 1960s and is kept in very good condition, showing no visible deterioration. It has its original label. When thinking of Murano glass, it is highly unlikely that we think of sand, yet this rare material is at the base of all glass production. Glass is firstly a mix of siliceous sand, soda, lime and potassium, which is put to melt inside an oven at a temperature of around 1.500 Celsius. After it has become flexible enough, it is removed with a pipe that will be used to blow the glass out while the glassmaker shapes and models it. The forms and colors given to each piece depend on the tools and chemicals used during its production. The techniques are also important.. One of the most common techniques is “Sommerso”, which in Italian literally means “submerged”. This technique is used to create several layers of glass (usually with different contrasting colors) inside a single object, giving the illusion of “immersed” colors that lay on top of each other without mixing. This is done by uniting different layers of glass through heat and repeatedly immersing them in pots of molten colored glass. This technique is quite recognizable: it is characterized by an outer layer of colorless glass and thick layers of colored glass inside it, as if a big drop of color had been captured inside the transparent glass. When one first sees these objects, it seems almost impossible to conceive such beautiful colors being locked so perfectly inside what would seem solid glass, and then undoubtedly one begins to wonder how ever did they manage to achieve such a complex game of shapes and colors right in the middle of a clear glass object. Source: glassofvenice.com
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    Large Modern Geometric Carpet by Antonin Kybal, 1950s

    Beautiful, large, avant-garde style carpet in exquisite colors (red, beige and gray) designed by Antonin Kybal (Czechoslovakia). Manufactured in the 1950s, the carpet was professionally cleaned and restored and is in good vintage condition.
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    Danish teak desk by Gunnar Nielsen for Tibergaard, 1960s

    A suggestive example of the excellent of Danish Modern Design, this wonderful teak desk with floating top features six large drawers with hand-carved solid teak handles (three on each side), above which are two deep, open shelves. Between the two drawer modules is a shelf, and the back is provided with a bookcase open along the entire length of the desk. Extremely supple and elegant, conical legs made of solid teak are positioned at angle. Very good vintage condition, ready to use. Designed as aesthetically pleasing but also very practical and roomy, this distinguished desk will surely be a real eye-catcher and mood maker! Item color may vary slightly due to photo light sources, veneer hues, or monitor settings. Images are part of the description so, if you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.  
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    Beautiful Nephrite, Amethyst and Diamonds Brooch

    Spring is always here with this charming violets bouquet from carved amethyst, nephrite and diamonds, set in 14 k yellow gold (marked 585).
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    Handmade 3 lights ceiling lamp, the first half of the 20th century

    Interesting handmade ceiling lamp from the first half of the 20th Century, which provides clear Art Nouveau stylistic elements. The structure of the lamp is handmade from hammered metal and supports 3 matt white glass lampshades, adorned with embossed floral motifs. The item is in its original condition and only intervened to replace the electrical cables, keeping the original elements of the electrical installation (ceramic plugs, bronze screws, etc.). The glass lampshades have small flaws inside that are not visible when the lamp is mounted (please see the images that are part of the description). A beautiful piece for decorating a holiday home, cottage, or commercial spaces (hotels, restaurants, companies).
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    Danish Modern chair by Aksel Bender Madsen and Ejner Larsen, Denmark, 1960s

    A classic Danish Mid Century design with great carpentry execution, this chair is made in solid teak, with his specific leatherette upholstery. The chair is in good vintage condition. Item color may vary slightly due to photo light sources, wood hues, or monitor settings. Images are part of the description so, if you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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    Danish teak coffee table by Sven Ellekaer for Christian Linneberg, 1960s

    This three-legged coffee table features a glass top set on a teak frame. It was designed by Sven Ellekaer for Christian Linneberg. The item is in good vintage condition and can be a nice addition to any contemporary home.
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    950 
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    Tulip side table with two base stool by Maurice Burke for Arkana

    Iconic 1970’s coffee set furniture which would grace any house apartment for its simple, clean, and stylish lines but also for the very small space it occupies. Cast aluminum base and circular laminate top (for table). The stools are upholstered with blue and yellow fabric specific to the period. Table dimensions: height = 52 cm, top diameter = 45cm. Stools dimensions: height = 43 cm, seat diameter = 40 cm. Stamped to underside of base Arkana No 12. The items show slight signs of wear consistent with age and use,  with small chips of paint on sidewise of the top table (please see the photos) and a lovely patina of time.
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    Eve floor lamp made in the 1970s
    Eve floor lamp made in the 1970s
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    Eve floor lamp made in the 1970s

    Beautiful Eve floor lamp made in France in the 1970s. The tube is made of chromed metal and the lamp shade is made of acryl. Featuring the aesthetics of Atomic Age design, this item is in an overall good condition, showing only some age related scratches on the base and a little bend on the shade (see photos). The lamp has its original labels.
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    Beautiful Akva Surf ashtray by Per Lütken
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    Beautiful Akva Surf ashtray by Per Lütken

    Beautiful Akva surf ashtray designed by Per Lütken for Holmegaard (although it can also be used as a bowl for peanuts or candies). This model is part of the Akva series, which was a huge success and remained in production for more than two decades between 1953 and 1974. Signed, identified and dated on the bottom, “Holmegaard 19PL53” (Per Lütken signed almost always monogrammed with initials falling between the 4 digits of the year). A rare piece made from hand-blown glass. The Akva series includes items sold under different trade marks and line names: Askebaeger, Dukling, Fiona, Hellas, Lysestage, Menuet, Rondo, Selandia, Thule, Umanak, Surf etc. Being dated 1953 this vase was produced in the inaugural year of this series.
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