20th century design & art
A modernist side table made from Bakelite, English 1930s. Maker unfortunately unknown.
Round lipped top with nicely shaped interlocking legs. The top has a rich mottled colour.
In very good condition, no damage. The legs have some fading and slight variation in colour.
60cm diameter x 46cm high.
A set of 4 model S201 dining chairs designed in the 1960s by Ynske Kooistra for Marko, Netherlands. Price is for the set.
Reminiscent of designs by Friso Kramer or Jean Prouvé, these strikingly angular chairs are icons of Dutch industrial design.
Dark brown metal frame with Pagwood (thin wood veneers pressed together with synthetic resin) seat and backrests.
In good vintage condition, some wear to the paint on the frame and some slight edge nibbles on one or two of the seats/backrests. One bracket under a seat has been repaired.
Comfortable, stylish and very practical chairs.
78.5cm high x 47cm deep x 42cm wide x 46.5cm sseat height.
A mid-century metal table, very much in the style of French designer Mathieu Mategot.
Elegant thin metal legs and frame with perforated metal ‘rigitulle’ lipped top.
In very good condition, some light paint loss to the legs.
44.5cm wide x 34.25cm deep x 40.5cm high.
UK delivery is £20.
A set of stacking toy cubes, in the style of the wooden cubes that Ko Verzuu designed for Ado Holland in the 1930s.
Nicely worn original paint, they make a graphic display piece.
Largest cube is 9.5cm x 9.5cm x 9.5cm.
Free UK delivery.
Vintage plywood bin, an interesting design with three cutout ‘feet’.
The plywood has mellowed to a golden colour, there is a fair bit of ageing/marks to the finish. Maker’s stamp to the underside.
30cm diameter x 35.25 high.
UK delivery is £10.
A very rare floor lamp designed in the 1950s by Beverley Pick as part of the Chrysaline range for GEC (General Electric Company), UK. As well as producing lighting for GEC, Pick was also a prominent display and exhibition designer.
Chrysaline refers to the plastic translucent coating that covers the metal armature of the shade. The egg-shaped shade sits on a three-legged metal base with brass feet and brass ball handle.
In good original condition. The shade has ageing, especially inside. There is a one small slit to the shade material and another much smaller one although not very noticeable. The shade gives off a nice warm glow.
The lamp has had one owner from new and comes with the original purchase receipt.
Has the original wiring although I’m happy to rewire if preferred.
99.5cm high x 40cm diameter.
Pendant light designed in the 1950s by John & Sylvia Reid for Rotaflex. Made of extruded cellulose acetate spun around a mould to create an oval shaped shade.
Gives off a beautiful warm light when switched on.
In excellent condition with no damage. Comes with the original metal hanger that clips onto a lampholder.
20.5cm high x 40cm wide.
UK delivery is £15.
TC100 soup bowls and saucers designed in 1959 by Nick Roericht and made by Thomas Rosenthal, Germany. Roericht designed the TC100 range for his thesis at the Ulm School of Design in 1959.
Price is per bowl and saucer with free delivery. 10 sets available.
These bowls are quite small, probably more suited to desserts than soup. The bowls are 10cm diameter x 5cm high, saucers are 15cm diameter.
A true display of form following function, Roericht was interested in robustness, stackability and practicality. The design was quickly snapped up by MOMA, New York for their permanent collection.
In excellent condition with no damage.