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Dining chairs by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli, Italy 1970s / Italiaanse design stoelen, type DSC Axis 106, ontworpen in de jaren 60 door Giancarlo Piretti voor Castelli. De stoelen hebben een zandkleurige stoffen bekelding, aluminium frame, stalen poten met grijze kunststof hulzen en metalen voetjes.
Conditie: redelijke tot goede vintage conditie. Bekleding is schoongemaakt, en netjes. Een paar zeer kleine beschadigingen aan de kunststof poothulzen. Het frame is netjes en heeft minimale beschadigingen (door het stapelen).
Afmetingen: breed 57 cm, diep 56 cm, hoog 77 cm, zithoogte 45-46 cm
Code: S12017B
Italian design chairs, type DSC Axis 106, designed in the 1960s by Giancarlo Piretti for Castelli. The chairs have a sand-colored fabric cover, aluminum frame, steel legs with gray plastic sleeves and metal feet. Fair to good vintage condition. Upholstery has been cleaned and tidy. A few very minor damage to the plastic leg sleeves. The frame is neat and has minimal damage (due to stacking).
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AVAILABLE / Send a message for more information
#Artdecostyle, #fruitwooddiningset #oneofakindfurniture #rarefurniture #artdecodiningset
🟡 GENTLEMENS WARDROBE
Available
Unique wooden so-called “gentlemen’s wardrobe” in a mix of Art Nouveau and Art Deco styles from the 1930s.
The dark brown stained wardrobe has a stylish presentation thanks to the ornately decorated double doors based on natural forms.
The wardrobe is divided into a storage section and a hanging section with a pull-out rail.
The bottom of the wardrobe offers space for storing several pairs of shoes.
The wardrobe has beautifully decorated handles and rounded corners at the top.
A beautiful piece of recent antique furniture.
#artdecostyle #artnouveaustyle #gentlemenswardrobe #antiquefurniture #interiordesign
🟡 at home with De Gele Etalage
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Available
Stylish coffee table from the 1960s, designed by Danish ceramicist Tue Poulsen (1939-) and manufactured by Haslev Møbelsnedkeri, Denmark
This majestic Brutalist-style table has a curved oak frame and stands on four beautifully shaped legs. The tabletop is inlaid with handmade ceramic tiles in a colorful, geometric pattern, resulting in a beautiful, organic aesthetic. Beautiful Danish craftsmanship, marked with a sticker and from first owner.
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#brutalistdesing #danishmidcentury #ceramicdesign #brutaliststoneware #oakfurniture
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