Furniture auctions

wood, 56 x 100 x 67.7 cm State of preservation: veneer on top to be restored. 1960s. Danuta Lewandowska - painter, interior designer and interior architect. Graduate of the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. She studied under Jerzy Soltan and Kazimierz Nita at the Department of Interior Design from 1950 to 1955. Since 1958 she worked at her native university, since 1973 she has been an assistant pro...

Armchair

 
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metal, fabricDimensions: 73 x 66 cmConditionUpholstery to be renovated (tear in fabric), traces of use
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy), attributed to Display case in the shape of a harp, carved wood and glazed, Art Nouveau, approx. 187 x 87 x 40 cm, back panel replaced
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Side table, various woods, 75 x 58 x 33 cm Note:This object contains rosewood and may be subject to import and export restrictions
Vitra Lounge Chair & Ottoman After Charles and Ray Eames 1956, walnut wood, black leather upholstery and polished aluminum base, visible signs of age

Blind desk

 
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woodDimensions: 90 x 60 x 84 cmState of preservationafter complete restoration LiteratureCf. Joanna Hübner-Wojciechowska, The 1960s. Applied Art. A guide for collectors, Warsaw 2014, p. 205 (ill.)
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) Majorelle table, France Nancy, c. 1900, wood veneered with floral marquetry, signed Majorelle Nancy, on four curved legs, height 75.5 cm, width 82.5 cm, depth 61.5 cm
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) Display cabinet aux bouleaux, walnut veneered and carved with marquetry, approx. 175 x 70 x 34 cm, signed
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Cutlery cabinet, c. 1900, various woods, 107.3 x 67.3 x 40 cm Elegant cutlery cabinet by the important French Art Nouveau artist Émile Gallé, made of rosewood with high-quality walnut marquetry and applied bronze elements, the floral ornamentation corresponds to the typical design language of the École de Nancy around 1900. Signed "Gallé" in the marq...
Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) Desk, Knoll International, steel, oak wood, brown cowhide, chrome-plated frame, approx. 75 × 198.5 × 109 cm, with manufacturer's stamp on the table top, one drawer, partial signs of age and wear, rubbing and small scratches in the leather, corner element, approx. 120 × 50 cm, with two drawers

Art Nouveau desk

 
300 EUR
Art Nouveau desk Wood veneer, dimensions approx. 100 x 76 x 75 cm, two drawers with floral brass handles

Carlo Mollino desk

 
1 600 EUR
Carlo Mollino (1905 Turin - 1973 Turin) Writing desk Italy, model Cavour, for Zanotta, design 1949, walnut body, dimensions approx. 247 x 90 x 75 cm, original screws missing
fabric, plasticDimensions: 70 x 100 x 70 cmConditiondelicate traces of use, chipping at the base BiographyOne of the most famous French furniture designers of the 20th century. He grew up under the strong influence of his two uncles. An uncle on his father's side, Georges Paulin, invented the Eclipse mechanical folding roof system and, in collaboration with Bentley and Rolls Royce, became a mo...
wood, leatherDimensions: 105 x 65 x 82 cmState of preservationafter renovation, seat upholstery replaced with new one
Chrome-plated metal, mirrored panel; height 196 cm, width 79 cm, depth 25 cm. France, 1920s-30s. Openwork, light structure composed of metal flat bars, at the top a horizontal shelf for small items of clothing, lower on the right a rectangular mirror, under which a container - a pocket for umbrellas; on the left a place for garments with three button hangers arranged at different heights.
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) Display cabinet aux bouleaux, walnut veneered and carved with marquetry, approx. 175 x 70 x 34 cm, signed
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) Cabinet, wood veneered with inlays and mother-of-pearl, walnut, 168 x 78 x 35 cm, around 1920
Hans Kögl wheat sheaf side table Circa 1970, sheet brass decorated with gold leaf, height approx. 40.5 cm, diameter of top approx. 58.5 cm, top probably not original, age-related paint wear
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) Pair of armchairs, carved wood, 105 x 62 x 60 cm, seat height 55 cm

The Mannerist Cabinet

 
7 500 EUR
Prismatic cabinet with a large central drawer fitted with carnelians, one small drawer and eight smaller drawers on the sides. All drawers are of oak wood, bordered with flame black mouldings and decorated with relief carvings of mythical animals and stylized mermaids in light wood. The cabinet rests on a narrower base with caryatids emerging from a stepped base. The base has one larger drawer...
Gilding/wood, fabric, plasticDimensions: 93 x 14900 x 54 cmmaker's markConditionnumerous scratches, delicate rubbing
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Oval side table, various woods, 53 x 75 x 53 cm Note:This object contains rosewood and may be subject to import and export restrictions
Warren Platner (1919 - 2006) Sideboard, Knoll International, steel, oak, brown cowhide, chrome-plated frame, approx. 50 × 193 × 75 cm, some signs of age and wear, top with heavy signs of wear
Vitra Lounge Chair & Ottoman After Charles and Ray Eames 1956, walnut wood, black leather upholstery and polished aluminum base, visible signs of age, wooden body with improper attachment of the armrests
Directoire style half-lune chest of drawers late 19th century 87 x 104 x 50 cm Made of mahogany. With three drawers in the upper section and three vaneaux doors in the body. Fluted inverted cone legs. Geometric fruitwood panels on the front and sides. green Alpine marble top and brass hardware. Object located at the grantor's premises in Rome State of preservation: good
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Pair of side tables, various woods, 56 x 61 x 61 cm Note:This object contains rosewood and may be subject to import and export restrictions
Art Déco side table Circa 1930, various woods, height approx. 55 cm, diameter approx. 80 cm, illegibly signed probably Guy, with glass top, veneer partially damaged
Olivier Mourgue (1939 Paris) Djinn lounge chair, steel, upholstery, partially with small holes
wood, fabricDimensions: 77 x 51.5 x 43 cm
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Chair, wood veneered with inlays, various woods, 93 x 45 x 48 cm
rosewood veneerDimensions: 54 x 45 x 45 cmmanufacturer's sticker on the bottomConditiondelicate scratches on veneer, delicate traces of bubble wrap
metalDimensions: 78 x 42 x 45 cm1968 design for SpołemState of preservationafter complete renovation BiographyHenryk Sztaba, was born in Ponidzie, a region of Poland in Kielce province. He spent most of his life in the Srebrna Góra area, where he made furniture in a local factory. For more than 30 years he worked at the Społem Technical Services Production Plant. Interestingly, he was emplo...
Four-drawer mahogany chest of drawers mid-20th century 85 x 54 x 52 cm Rectangular in shape with a drop-leaf top and internal drawers and storage space. Concave front with two turned columns and two semi-columns on the body. Condition: good, scratches and wear as per use over time
Édouard Diot (1899 - 1982) Dining room set, Art Nouveau, consisting of 6 chairs and 1 table, carved wood with spike motif, chairs approx. 97 x 53 x 46 cm, seat height approx. 50 cm, table approx. 105 x 74 x 113 cm, extended approx. 165.5 cm
Gilded wooden mirror with oval shape first half of the 20th century 65 x 52.5 cm within a quadrangular frame. With plant motif decoration at the corners. Condition: good, minimal scratches and wear as per use over time.
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) (attributed) Mirror, carved wood, approx. 81 x 64 cm
woodDimensions: 73 x 73 x 45 cmChest of drawers from the "Egg" set, made at the Artists' Cooperative "ŁAD" in the 1970s. Designed by Izabella Szerska-Sternińska (1929-2003). It is characterized by a simple design with drawers.State of preservationafter renovation
Pair of mirrors second half of the 20th century 55 x 35 cm Baroque style in gilded bronze, with phytomorphic decorative elements. State of preservation: good
Low table in white lacquered wood 40 X 180 X 180 cm half-moon. Designer, 20th century Object located at the grantor's premises in Rome Condition: good, minimal scratches and wear as per use over time.
Oval-shaped Murano wall mirror first half of the 20th century 96 x 55 cm with a mixtilinear profile, composed of S-shaped and flower-shaped glass. Condition: Good, minimal scratches and wear consistent with age. Some flowers are missing.
Eileen Gray (1878 Enniscorthy - 1976 Paris) Bibendum Armchair, 1926, armchair, tubular steel frame, chrome-plated, height approx. 72 cm, width approx. 90 cm
A slender and relatively tall writing desk, carved and veneered in walnut. The exclusive interior layout with a central free space, two secret compartments and five small drawers is decorated with blackened half-columns. On top of the secretary is a clock (beautiful coloured enamel dial). Probably Germany, circa 1880, dimensions 100 x 214 x 64 cm. The operation of the clock has not been verifi...
Three-drawer walnut chest of drawers 19th century 96 x 130 x 59 cm Rectangular in shape with four obelisk legs. Geometric squares on the front, sides, and top. Bronze hardware. Object located at the grantor's premises in Rome State of preservation: good
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Side table, various woods, 56 x 61 x 61 cm Note:This object contains rosewood and may be subject to import and export restrictions
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Tray, late 19th century, marquetry of various woods, Nancy, approx. 41 x 62 cm, floral decoration
Softwood veneered walnut body, partly solid walnut, turned black decorative elements on the backrest. Austria, 1st half of the 19th century, height 89 cm, seat height 48 cm. Condition 2+Softwood veneered walnut body, partly solid walnut, turned black decorative elements on the backrest. Austria, 1st half of the 19th century, height 89 cm, seat height 48 cm. Condition 2+, Framework made of soft...
brass, rosewood, fabricDimensions: 70 x 59 x 65 cmmanufacturer's sticker at the baseConditionstains on the upholstery, one of the armchairs after professional restoration of the armrest
École de Nancy (attributed) Bedside table, Art Nouveau, around 1900, approx. 61 x 50 x 39 cm
Four lounge chairs Amanta Mario Bellini (1935 Milan), Four Lounge Chairs Amanta, design 1966, seating elements model Amanta for C B Italia, fiberglass body, cushions subsequently covered with leather, height approx. 70 cm each, approx. 71 × 80 × 80 cm, four modular lounge chairs, signs of wear consistent with age
Softwood body veneered with walnut on high, movable legs, three drawers. France, 20th century, dimensions 45 x 71 x 32 cm. Condition 2+Softwood veneered walnut case on tall, spindly legs, three drawers. France, 20th century, dimensions 45 x 71 x 32 cm. Condition 2+, Softwood body veneered with walnut on high curved legs, three drawers. France, 20th century, dimensions 45 x 71 x 32 cm. Condition 2+
Lot of two Murano glass freestanding mirrors first half of the 20th century 35.5 x 31 cm of polylobed shape with white and blue flower finishes. Condition: good, minimal scratches and wear as per use over time.
Émile Gallé (1846 Nancy - 1904 Nancy) Two trays, marquetry of various woods, late 19th century, Nancy, approx. 35.5 x 40 cm and approx. 31 x 46 cm, signed, octagonal tray with handles in lizard motif and depiction of a ruin in landscape and rectangular tray with depiction of a river landscape with bridge, partial abrasions to the front
wood, fabricDimensions: 74 x 73 x 50 cmState of preservationrestored Literature- cf. Anna Maga, Meblarstwo "ŁAD" after 1945 [in:] ed. Anna Frąckiewicz, Spółdzielnia Artystów ŁAD 1926-1996, vol. I, Warsaw 1998, pp. 120-121 BiographyIn 1946, Hanna Lachert began her studies at the Faculty of Interior Architecture at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts under the guidance of the outstanding desig...
wood, glassDimensions: 75 x 45 x 78 cmDesk from the Youth Palace equipment in the Palace of Culture and Science. Designed in the 1950s by Czeslaw Knothe (1900-1985). The artist was the director of the Artists' Cooperative "ŁAD", which played a key role in the development of Polish design. Furniture made of wood with glass on the top.Conditiontraces of use, chips on the glass top BiographyIn 1...
construction - pine, veneer - mahogany; marquetry - walnut, hardware - wrought iron, brass; 83.5 x 104.4 x 53.4 cm. Central Europe, early 19th century. With straight sides and front, rounded front corners, three-drawer, veneered, decorated on the top and faces of the drawers with inlaid vein decorations arranged around the surface and on the faces in the center in the form of cartouches, suppo...
woodDimensions: 76 x 41 x 42 cmdesignationA set of three chairs in the 200-102 type, designed in 1959 by Maria Chomentowska (1924-2013) at the Elblag Wood Industry Works. They are characterized by a light, modern form with a curved back. They are among the cult designs of the communist period.State of preservationafter renovation
plasticDimensions: 240 x 80 x 49 cmConditionnumerous scratches, lack of inner shelves, cut hole on the back of the piece of furniture
woodDimensions: 80 x 37 x 49 cmLiterature- cf. Irena Huml, Olgierd Szlekys and the Art of the Interior, Warsaw 1993

Buffet

 
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wood, walnut veneerDimensions: 111 x 218.5 x 65 cmConditionnumerous scratches, spot peeling of veneer
Lot of two gilded wooden wall mirrors late 19th - early 20th century rectangular in shape; one with a cymatium and edges profiled with palmette motifs inside 117 x 73.5 x 4 cm; another rectangular in shape, slightly tapered along the sides with two phytomorphic support feet and a shell-shaped cymatium 108 x 65 x 3 cm. Condition: good, wear and tear as per use over time
Green lacquered wooden sideboard late 19th - early 20th century 167 x 123 x 42 cm Rectangular in shape, with two doors, gilded framed panels, and bracket feet. Rock-cut decoration on the front. Three shelves inside. Object located at the grantor's premises in Rome Condition: good, some lacquer chips and wear and tear as per use over time.
Beech wood sideboard second half of the 19th century 204 x 100 x 49 cm Rectangular architectural shape. Bracket-shaped legs, base with six drawers and two doors in the central body. Upper section with one drawer and two doors in the central body. Cymatium with a broken pediment, rusticated and pilasters with a central vase. The upper section features two niches and marble paneling. Condition: ...
Louis Majorelle (1859 Toul - 1926 Nancy) (attributed) Armchair, carved wood, leather upholstery with studs, approx. 102 x 59 x 49 cm, seat height approx. 47 cm, floral carved decoration
Black lacquered hardwood, marble. Three drawers. Probably Austria around 1920, dimensions 74 x 79 x 37 cm. Condition 2Black lacquered hardwood, marble. Three drawers. Probably Austria circa 1920, dimensions 74 x 79 x 37 cm. Condition 2, Black laquered hardwood, marble. Three drawers. Probably Austria circa 1920, dimensions 74 x 79 x 37 cm. Condition 2