Club chair / rustic in leather. In Freak Hansen

Table lamp in Freak Hansen

Country Club garden Furniture in Freak Hansen

Tres mesas, una de centro y dos laterales con tope de vidrio.

2 poltronas y un sofa de dos puedtos en Bipiel italiano blanco con vivo negro.

Todos los muebles son mecedoras.

GLASS COFFE TABLE IN FREAK HANSEN

Moulded Glass Coffee Table

Crafted from a single piece of heated, moulded glass. Boasting a glass thickness of 1.5 cm

- Medidas:

 

alto: 40 cm

largo: 115 cm

ancho: 60 cm

 

La mesa la compré en 2002 en una tienda de muebles de diseño contemporáneo en New York llamada WORKBENCH que estuvo abierta desde 1955 y cerró en 2003, aquí te mando una referencia de la tienda:

MARALUNGA WHIT OTTOMANN IN DARK BROWN IN FREAK HANSEN

CREDENZA BLANCO BoConcept in Freak Hansen

ARCO LAMP BY CASTIGLIONI IN FREAK HANSEN

RED CHAIR IMOLA BY Bo Concept in Freak Hansen

ORANGE Peacock lounge chair by Verner Panton for Plus-Linje in Freak Hansen

Consisting of a bowl shaped top and a cylindrical foot made from electrogalvanized stainless steel wire. The two parts were connectable with clips for a floor standing version. The bowl shaped top could be used separately and hung from the ceiling. The chair had 7 removable seat cushions upholstered with woolen fabric over foam rubber. 

Table or Bench, Model BO 101 by Finn Juhl for Bovirke in Freak Hansen

Table / bench, model: BO 101 by Finn Juhl for Bovirke.
Design 1953
Rosewood, raised polished brass edges, legs of anodized metal, shoes of rosewood.
Nice original condition.
Long version.
2.25 M

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe Stainless Steel Barcelona Table by Knoll in Freak Hansen

The base is fabricated of premium grade 202 bar stock stainless steel and the top is thick, clear polished plate glass with 1/8" beveled edge.

Someone heavily involved in the Mies catalogue raisonne project has personally confirmed that these chairs are in fact authentic Barcelona chairs manufactured by the German Company, Waldemar Stiegler, which produced the flat-steel furniture for Knoll International European market in the 1950's. The chairs originated from the estate of Heinz and Mirka Nösselt in Berlin who were part of the Bauhaus. There is some speculation that these chairs could possibly be earlier but it seems the Stiegler attribution is what the majority consensus has ruled. The chairs are being sold as a pair and show quite a bit of character and patina.

2 TWO-MIES VAN DER ROHE BRNO CHAIRS IN BLUE VELVET AND CHROME BY KNOLL IN FREAK HANSEN

 iconic pieces from the incredibly creative Bauhaus period of design, these Mies van der Rohe Flatbar Brno chairs are flatbar style and upholstered in a green fabric. The chairs feature flatbar chromium-plated steel frames so reflective they are essentially mirrored. An absolutely stunning work of modern design and art by one of the Bauhaus great masters.