Rare long bench designed by Dom Hans van der Laan and executed by Jan de Jong for the Sint-Willibrorduskerk Almelo, 1964. This bench comes from the church who had several of these benches in the interior of which only a few survived probably, have a look at the last pictures where the benches were standing in the church. The bench has a very nice dark green lacquer finish and has a nice patina from age and usage. The bench was fully designed by the proportions of the ‘Plastic number’ which was designed by Dom Hans van der Laan. The church was built in 1964 and was one of the best examples of modernist churches of the era, but unfortunately this was knocked down in 2005. During the reconstruction period after WWII the Dutch architect Jan de Jong and Dom Hans van der Laan collaborated on several architectural projects including the interior furniture. They created an outstanding body of work defining the the style of the Bossche School. Jan de Jong was able to translate many of Dom v.d.Laan’s idealised concepts and ideas into pioneering buildings and spaces. They worked in such close collaboration however that it is difficult to discern the individual level of input into the furniture they designed. The artist Wim van Hoof worked with the two architects proposing different color schemes for their projects. The original olive green surface visible on these tables derived from one of those schemes. Provenance: Sint-Willibrorduskerk Almelo, 1964.

Rare stool designed by Dom Hans van der Laan and executed by Jan de Jong for the Vincentius a Paulokerk Eindhoven, 1964. This stool comes from the church who had several of these stools in the interior of which only a few survived probably. The stool has a very nice dark green lacquer finish and has a nice patina from age and uses. The stool was fully designed by the ‘Plastic number’ which was designed by Dom Hans van der Laan. The church was designed in 1962 and the building started in 1963 and was ready in 1964. The church was put out of order since 1998 and is now used as an office, it is still a city monument. During the reconstruction period after WWII the Dutch architect Jan de Jong and Dom Hans van der Laan collaborated on several architectural projects including the interior furniture. They created an outstanding body of work defining the the style of the Bossche School. Jan de Jong was able to translate many of Dom v.d.Laan’s idealised concepts and ideas into pioneering buildings and spaces. They worked in such close collaboration however that it is difficult to discern the individual level of input into the furniture they designed. The artist Wim van Hoof worked with the two architects proposing different color schemes for their projects. The original olive green surface visible on these tables derived from one of those schemes. Provenance: Vincentius a Paulokerk Eindhoven, 1964.

An arts and crafts movement green stained oak small bench seat, with heart shaped cut out decoration. Circa 1900.

The solid oak bench in a Charles Voysey manner has been stained green. It has an Aqua Coat sealer for durability, and a smooth waxed finish. There are signs of use to the wood with age, some bruise marks and knocks. A knock to the front left leg to note.

The seat is very sturdy with no loose joints

Additional dimensions information:

The seat height is 45.5cm

A charming handmade garden bench for sale, painted in a distressed Cornish blue finish. This piece boasts a beautifully contoured design with outward-sweeping arms and a distinctive sunburst-patterned back topped with a shaped crest. The bench stands on square legs and features a slatted seat, reflecting an uncommon design that sets it apart from many modern reproductions. Originally crafted by a bespoke company for a specific client, this bench, while reminiscent of traditional styles, is a unique creation in its own right.
187cm width , depth 58cm, height 98 cm

Classic waiting bench from the 1970s. High-quality frame made of steel and stainless steel with two plastic seat shells in brown and a table top in teak veneer. The seat shells have been reupholstered and covered with a high-quality imitation leather in ocher. Practical bench for the entrance area. Made in Germany, design: Gerd Lange, manufacturer: Drabert steel furniture (branding on the seat shell).

” Fledermaus ” sofa by Wiener Werkstaette designed by the architect. Josef Hoffmann.

Thonet’s “little gem” in response to Kohn

Mobile Icon of the Viennese Secession.

Reupholstered with “First Class” fabric and restored with shellac by a Thonet restorer.

In EXCELLENT if not fabulous condition.

Very nice benches from an Eindhoven high school. 1950s. Solid oak with steel pipes/connections to the wood. Beautifully designed and it is comfortable too! High-quality benches. The benches also have a beautiful backside, so it’s great to look at them in the free space.

Dimensions: W250 cm x D65 cm x H75 cm / seat height 41 cm

Hereby we offer you a rare chance to acquire a very unique piece from Brazil. This beautiful bench designed in the 1950’s by Brazillian architect Acácio Gil Borsoi, an architect that was born in the Rio region and moved to Recife, where he had a great influence and responsibility towards spreading modernism in the Northeast region of Brazil through his career. The bench itself is made of solid rods of Pau Marfim wood, which is a dense and creamy hardwood species from South-America. The frame is a very minimalistic shape made of wrought iron, and has brass tips for feet.

Solid Wood Bench from Houtwerk Hattem – Designed by Ate van Apeldoorn Versatile, in the bedroom, utility room and can also be used as a coffee table in the living room. This beautiful solid wooden bench was manufactured by the Dutch company Houtwerk Hattem in the 1970s and designed by Ate van Apeldoorn. Van Apeldoorn’s designs are known for the subtle visible wood connections, which gives this piece of furniture a unique character. Features of the Solid Wood Sofa: • Authentic Design: This sofa reflects the characteristic style of Teun van Apeldoorn with its subtle wood connections. • Used Condition: The sofa is in beautiful used condition and has been carefully refurbished by us, so it can be used immediately. • Durable and Stylish: Made of solid wood, this sofa offers both durability and a timeless look that fits perfectly in various interior styles. Height 41.5 cm Length 150 cm Width 45.5 cm

Very beautiful pair of authentic old benches for 200cm farm table
Benches fully doweled, stable, solid, functional
Very beautiful period craftsmanship

Length 200cm
Seat width 23cm
Bench width 27cm
Height 42cm
Weight 15Kg each bench