Completely restored beautiful subtle 147 cm high Open Bar Cabinet in ash wood veneer. Clean, close to perfect condition. Only very few light marks or scars. Immediately to be used in interior without any obtrusive odor or smell.
Block-board veneered with ash, beech legs, original black opaxit shelves glass with mimimum scratches, original ivory paint, all shelves thoroughly cleaned inside out, surface re coated with 6 layers of hard wax oil, back panels cleaned as well. Two drawers have had bottom exchanged, all functioning smooth. Originally designed for small appartments and produced by furniture maker known mainly for high quality pieces from Jindrich Halabala. Every single piece marked with a label and date 1965.

1930s hand stripped and polished steel 6 drawer plan chest with brass handles and label inserts. Splits into 2 for ease of transport. The interior is in its original paint. As it’s a vintage piece, coming from a working environment, there are signs of wear and tear, a few scratches, scuffs, spots of surface rust and bumps, but nothing major and nothing which detracts. Approximate dimensions: Width: 116cm Height: 69cm Depth: 80cm Drawers: 108cm W x 73cm D x 7cm H. A very nice example of the industrial look for your workspace.

Practical low Japanese cabinet, with two pairs of sliding doors and beautiful weathered wood.

The sliding doors are finished with beautiful veneer wood with a flame-like grain.

It is not only convenient as a storage piece but also ideal for showcasing art, ceramics, collectibles, plants, and more, thanks to its perfect height.

Dimensions: height 61 cm, width 88 cm, depth 40 cm.

Chest of drawers by Florence Knoll, 1960s Reference : D0748 DESIGNER : Florence Knoll EDITEUR : Knoll This chest of drawers was designed by Florence Knoll in the 1950s. The structure is in wood and the legs in metal. The top has been restored. This storage unit has a beautiful patina. Height 72 cm Lenght 92 cm Depth 46 cm Designer Florence Knoll Editor Knoll Years of design 1950 to 1959.

Double column cabinet with door and 4 drawers in black lacquered wooden manufacturing 1960s.

The furniture has been carefully cleaned, presents itself in good condition, with signs of time and small shortcomings.

Measures 74 x 118.5 x 56 cm

Very high quality constructed compact chest of drawers with two drawers. The drawer fronts are made of solid teak with flush handles.

Product information:

• Manufacturer: Aksel Kjersgaard
• Origin: Denmark, 1960s 70s
• Condition: very good with minimal, superficial signs of wear. Pagblades with a few scratches.
• Dimensions: width 60cm x height 62cm x depth 36cm

Danish sideboard from the 60s, designed by Danish designers Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen. Solid teak structure, magnificent straight tail assembly on the sides. Composed of a column of 5 drawers on the right part and a sliding curtain door on the left part. Very high quality work, like Scandinavian design.

Hellerau workshops Showcase from 1935s. The furniture from the Bauhaus period is part of a “Die Wachsende Wohnung”. It is an original piece of furniture from the Deutsche Werkstätten Hellerau Dresden. The piece of furniture was made in high-quality matted wood design.

Bruno Paul, architect, furniture designer and caricaturist, begins his artistic training in Dresden. In 1891 he moved to Munich to successfully complete his studies at the Academy of Arts.
Bruno Paul founded the Munich Workshops for Art in Crafts in 1897 together with Bernhard Pankok, Hermann Obrist and Richard Riemerschmid. Bruno Paul’s furniture is inspired by Henry van de Velde. His metal objects have simple shapes.
From February 1897, Bruno Paul provided cartoons for the magazine “Simplicissimus”. The publisher Albert Langen and the painter Thomas Theodor Heine founded a satirical magazine in Munich in 1895. By 1905, several interiors for exhibitions as well as the waiting room at Nuremberg Central Station were built. Bruno Paul became head of the arts and crafts school in Berlin in 1907 and worked as an architect in Berlin from 1907 to 1908. More buildings will follow. Bruno Paul is the founder of the German Werkbund. Bruno Paul is represented at the 1914 Werkbund exhibition in Cologne with three buildings: the Yellow House, the Wine House and the Brewery. Bruno Paul becomes director of the School for Fine and Applied Arts in Berlin. In the next few years he gained international recognition, particularly with the construction of the Macy’s department store in New York.

Large low storage cabinet from the Meiji period.

Behind the two large sliding doors, there are four drawers and a shelf.

The sliding doors are finished with copper handles featuring a dragon motif.

An exceptionally beautiful interior piece with very practical storage options.

Dimensions: height 86.5 cm, width 175.5 cm, depth 61.5 cm. Weight: 60 kg.