Pair of walnut open bookcases, the rectangular well-figured top with a carved moulded frieze above adjustable shelved interior. All raised up on plinth base terminating in block feet. Dimensions Height 39.5 Inches Width 42 Inches Depth 12 Inches

Louis XV Transitional style chest of drawers, France circa 1950. Rosewood and tulipwood veneer, precious woods parquetry, three drawers, gold bronze mounts, french polish. Mildly polished and retouched, light wear consistent to age, patina.

One of a kind credenza designed and made by Laurens Bisscheroux which is coming from an interior designed for his aunt in 1956. This design has beautiful French or Italian influenced details, especially in the legs. These have this sculptural shape that is almost an object on its own due to their construction. The credenza is made of birchwood with this nice yellow tone. The credenza consists of a drawer compartment on the left side with five drawers. The fronts of the drawers are finished with a yellow/green toned ribbed wooden element. The birch handles have a subtle design that is perfectly made to easily open the drawer. The top drawer has a red velvet interior where you can store small items. On the right side there are two glass sliding doors and a glass shelf with enough space for treasured objects to display. The doors have milled out handles where you can open them with your fingertips. This credenza is in original condition with only a very small mark on the top, no worthy marks besides that and a beautiful original patina. Laurens Bisscheroux was born on March 31, 1934, in Eygelshoven, as the son of contractor W.H. Bisscheroux. Initially he attended a minor seminary in Sittard but did not complete his studies there. He then pursued a degree in civil engineering at the HTS in Heerlen and subsequently worked as a furniture maker in his father’s company. In 1960, he started his own architectural firm. His works can be divided into two periods. The first period is characterized by structuralist designs. In the early 1960s Bisscheroux received his first major commission. The Italian Belfi family sought a new ice cream parlor. Bisscheroux designed the La Veneziana ice cream parlor, introducing people to novelties like cappuccino. Bisscheroux aimed to capture the ambiance of 1950s Italian films in his designs, both exterior and interior. Mosaics, a bar made of cobblestones, and artistic wall decorations enhanced this atmosphere. A beautiful green enamelled brick was used for the side facade. from around 1972, his work took on a sculpturalist nature. Notable examples include the AZM building in Heerlen. The striking building had a steel skeleton, constructed of cubes measuring 4.50 meters per side. Glass was extensively used in the building, and the dimensions were spacious, with vivid color usage, resulting in a transparent structure. However, it was the distinctive sunscreens that gave the building its unique appearance, earning it the nickname “toetergebouw” (horn building). Bisscheroux also designed homes and the police station in Kerkrade. After 1980, he ceased his work as an architect and devoted himself entirely to painting and furniture design.

Minimalist floor lamp model A251 designed by Aldo van den Nieuwelaar and manufactured by Artimeta in the Netherlands in 1972. It’s made of matt chrome-plated steel with a unique dome shaped frosted milk-white glass shade. The slim stem smoothly connects to a chrome ring at the base to maintain the lamps balance. The lamp radiates beautiful atmospheric light that has a great reach and comes with its original cord and plug. Wonderful light sculpture and an iconic design by van den Nieuwelaar. Important literature; Aldo van den Nieuwelaar lights & Furniture, WhiteRouge gallery 2012. Artimeta catalogue of 1972, copy of that on the pictures. Born in 1944, Aldo van den Nieuwe­laar is a Dutch designer and archi­tect. He founded his own studio in 1969 and spent his career design­ing furni­ture, light fixtures, light sculp­tures, and archi­tec­ture. His work is known for its simplic­ity and clarity of form Van den Nieuwelaar’s iconic work is in his sculp­tural fluo­res­cent light­ing which often featured curved steel tubes in white and chrome and geomet­ric fluo­res­cent tubes. One example is the TC6, a square box with a circu­lar fluo­res­cent tube. In 1973 van den Nieuwe­laar collab­o­rated with Pastoe to create a series of narrow cabi­nets with shutter doors. His award-winning designs are exhib­ited in museums through­out the Nether­lands as well as the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. This lamp is checked in our own atelier, cleaned and is suitable for use in the USA. For US usage we could change the plug, or you can get a converter if needed for a floor or table lamp with transformer in it.

For sale is a good quality antique flame mahogany Biedermeier sideboard, circa 1830. Having a two door cupboard to the centre, flanked by taller pedestals on either side, flanked by faux columns with acanthus leaf carvings to the top, with two shaped drawers above on either side. The centre section has a leather lined slide and the sideboard stands on crisp carved feet, remaining in very good condition for its age, this is a very good quality piece with well matched flame mahogany veneers throughout. Width: 210cm Depth: 57cm Hight: 106cm

Unique High Bookcase from the 1960s by Marian Grabinski for IKEA This beautiful high bookcase, designed by Marian Grabinski for IKEA in the 1960s, is a unique addition to your interior. Manufactured in Sweden, this cabinet exudes timeless elegance with its solid oak base and oak veneer body. Specifications: • Design: Marian Grabinski • Base material: Solid oak • Body material: Oak veneer • Dimensions: H 168 cm, W 110.5 cm, D 40 cm The cabinet consists of two parts and is perfect for both storage space and a stylish addition to your living room, office or study. The robust construction and high-quality material ensure that this bookcase is not only functional, but also a real eye-catcher in your interior. This cupboard can be easily combined in a vintage, space, Bohemian or minimalist interior. We have carefully cleaned this cabinet and provided it with the right attention, so that it can be used immediately. The timeless design makes this bookcase a valuable investment for lovers of vintage and retro furniture. Why choose this cabinet? • Iconic Design: A unique design by Marian Grabinski that radiates timeless style. • High Quality Materials: Made of solid oak wood and oak veneer for a long lifespan. • Immediately Ready for Use: Carefully cleaned and provided with the right attention. Shop with the times and add this beautiful tall bookcase to your collection.
Height 168 cm Width 110.5 cm Depth 40 cm

Wonderful original linen cabinet handcrafted in solid pine in France in the mid 19th century
Its charming design and practical size make it a versatile piece of furniture. Despite normal signs of use, it is in good condition and radiates the comfort of times gone by. Inside the cabinet, you will find three shelves that offer enough space for your items. The original fittings lend the cabinet an authentic character, while strips on the door emphasize the rustic flair. This antique cabinet is a piece of furniture with a strong character that will find its place in a variety of interior styles.

Beautiful minimalist CU06 cabinet designed by Cees Braakman and manufactured by Pastoe in the Netherlands in 1958. A wonderful piece made from teak wood veneer. The cabinet also features a black painted metal frame. The handles on the outer doors are made of black plastic. On the outside you can see one tilt door on the upper left. Below that are four drawers. On the right side is one large door. On the inside of that door are three shelves with in the middle two drawer with metal handles. Behind the tilt door are two bar shelves. The inside of the shelves on the left is beautiful finished with bend veneer. This cabinet is part of the Japanese series, and you can see that it draws a lot of design inspiration from Japanese aesthetics. The black metal frame has plastic feet to protect your floor, and they can be adjusted in height thanks to a clever system that helps level the cabinet on uneven floors.

Very elegant Italian Renaissance style drinks dry bar cabinet with beautiful carved walnut wood, slant central door and nicely shaped bottom pedestal stand. The piece has all around great carved wooden decor craftmanship. The front decor shows a central coat of arms with two side dragon figures, while the external side columns have carved scuptured human devil shapes. When opened we have side glass holders and bottle or accessoires storage. Its unique and typical design and shapes make this a true statement piece in any interior style.

Very nice modernist bookcase unit model WW72 designed by Martin Visser and manufactured by ‘t Spectrum, Holland, 1965. This unit has black ebonized wooden side panels and white laminated shelves and sliding doors. Very nice bookcase with lots of storage opportunities. On the left bottom there are 2 sliding doors with metal handles. This modular bookcase system was in production from 1965-1971 and can be fully dis assembled if wanted. Some of the shelves can be adjusted in height but some are fixed. The bookcase is in very good original condition.