1920's, The Netherlands. A rectangular side table, the tabletop painted in black, four legs painted in red joined with blackened base. Designed in the 'Hague School'-style.

1930's, The Netherlands, A bookcase, painted in black and beige, and with two shelves behind two glass sliding doors. The lower section with two shutters. Executed by Metz & Co., Amsterdam. Provenance: the sculptor H. Wezelaar.

With three honeycomb wound inductance coils, the casing renewed.

1930, Sweden. A pair of Art Deco lounge chairs. Executed by: Chamberts Möbelfabrik (Furniture Company), in: Norrköping. Made of flamed birchwood.

Denmark, circa 1920. Composed of silver figure-of-eight links supporting a reddish-brown early resin flowerhead with silver stamen.

Late 1940's, marked N.V. Koninklijke Plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland, Gouda, painters mark JS. Painted in brown, yellow, blue and gilt, with a central medallion of a lady with a violin, the moulded rim with a floral ornamental pattern.

1950's, Sweden. A rare sideboard, designed for Troeds, Sweden. The exterior of old growth teak with rich patina and with a birch interior. With one sliding door and beautifully sculpted pulls on five doors. Provenance: the architect Arthur Staal (1907-1993), well known for the design of the Shell Tower in Amsterdam Noord.

Of organic shape, stamped B&L

Designed in: 1956, Denmark. A helix-shaped pendant chandelier for candles, PK 101. Designed for E. Kold Christensen. Nickel-plated steel.

Designed in: 1961, United States of America. Edited by Herman Miller, this chair got the emblematic base named 'La Fonda'. In 1948 Eames created the fiberglass shelled DSR (Dining Side Chair) for the Museum of Modern Art contest. The shell of this chair is identical to the shell of the DSR chair. In 1961 the base was designed by Alexander Girard who built the famous restaurant 'La Fonda del Sol' in New York. He asked his friends Charles and Ray Eames to design all the furniture. The Eames couple decided to harmonize all elements by giving all the furnitures exactly the same height.

1950's, Italy. A "Triennale" floorlamp, brass and metal, designed for Arteluce, circa 1948-52. With a main central stem with three adjustable arms.

1954, Italy. A sofa/ daybed, model D70, executed by Tecno. Enameled steel, brass, and egg yolk-yellow upholstery.

France. A Jieldé mid-century industrial metal floorlamp with four segments. Manufactured by: Jieldé Lyon.

1950's/ 1960's, The Netherlands. A lounge chair in brown and yellow corduroy upholstery, designed for Artifort.

Designed in: 1953, The Netherlands. A SM05 black metal wire chair. Produced by: Pastoe.

1950's, The Netherlands. Two side or lounge chairs. Executed by: Den Boer (Gouda, Holland). This four legged chair made of birch plywood, originally designed with three legs. A few years later the better known four legged version took over production. With Kvadrat Tonus upholstery.

Designed in the 1950's. A smiling chair, executed by Pagholz Flötotto.