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Coat tree designed by Søren Nissen & Ebbe Gehl for Aksel Kjersgaard. Made from solid beech, the bent arms are dotted with sixteen turned wood knobs. For maximum functionality, the three curved arms are adjustable and it is supported by a wide, heavy base.

Dimensions: H1740mm

Origin: Denmark 1960s

Condition: Excellent, any required restoration completed on arrival

 Condition: Vintage, Very Good

ONE AVAILABLE

In Original fabric and an oak frame. 

Designers: Ditte & Adrian Heath

Dimensions: W485 x 450 x H810 x SH 450mm

Manufacturer: France & Son

Condition: Vintage, excellent

Stunning set of 3 Flying Ducks in Banksia.

Made in Western Australia from sustainable and / or salvaged timber.

Hanging hardware included.

Delivery: 4-5 weeks

Dimensions: Legnth 250mm each

Designer: Kerstin Hörlin-Holmquist

Manufacturer: Nordiska Kompaniet

Origin: Sweden 1960s

Dimensions: 745 x  740 x H 720 mm (SH 375)

Condition: Vintage, Excellent, Unrestored

Four spade back dining chairs with original upholstery. 

Origin: Denmark

Dimensions:  W500 x D460 x SH 450 x BH 770 mm

Condition: Excellent, brown leather upholstery.

Dubbed the "Knock-Down Chair", the chair could be taken apart and stacked away easily. 

Two available, priced individually.

Designer: Yngve Ekström for Södra Snickeri

Origin: Sweden, 1953

Condition: Vintage, Very Good

Classic Cocktail Chair in New Blue Velvet

Origin: Sweden, 1950s

Dimensions: 570 x 530 x H 770 mm (SH 460)

Condition: Excellent, New Upholstery and Soap Finish.

Origin: Denmark 1980s

Dimensions: 500 x 1370 mm

Condition: Vintage, excellent

Origin: Denmark 1960s

Dimensions: 600 sq x H 420 mm

Condition: Vintage, Good, Some damage to timber. 

Oak frame and in original upholstery

Origin: Denmark 1960s

Dimensions: 620 x 530 x H 850 x SH 480 mm

Condition: Vintage, Very Good, Original Condition. 

Rare and sought after pendant in excellent condition

Manufacturer: Fog & Morup

Origin: Denmark, 1969

Dimensions:  Ø 300 x H 380 mm 

Condition: Vintage, Excellent

Steel and Enamel 

Dimensions : Ø165 x H 25 mm 

Steel and Enamel 

Dimensions : Ø90 x H 40 mm 

Pull-Out Basket, Oak Construction

Designer: Severin Hansen

Manufacturer: Haslev 

Dimensions:  700 x 470 x H510 mm

Condition: Vintage, Excellent, Restored.

Pattern Designer:  Annika Rimala

Dimensions: 180 x 130 cm

The Sukat Makkaralla stemware is made of clear mouth blown glass. The Sukat Makkaralla (Socks Rolled Down) series is designed by Anu Penttinen to bring joy to the dinner table with its playful and unique shape that is like a sock leg, which has carelessly slumped down. The glass is dishwasher safe.

Designer: Anu Penttinen

Price: $59 each

This mug in the dark blue, white and reddish brown Puketti pattern is made of white stoneware that is dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer safe.

Puketti (bouquet), one of Marimekko’s most beloved floral patterns was designed by Annika Rimala in 1965 and combines two typical Marimekko motifs, the sphere and the flower.

Size: Capacity 25ml

Pattern: Puketti

Pattern Designer: Annika Rimala

Designer: Sami Ruotsalainen Color: dark blue, white, redbrown

Country of Manufacture: Thailand

This set includes two clear Sukat Makkaralla tumblers, which are made of mouth blown glass. The Sukat Makkaralla (Socks Rolled Down) series is designed by Anu Penttinen to bring joy to the dinner table with its playful and unique shape that is like a sock leg, which has carelessly slumped down. The glasses are dishwasher safe.

Designer: Anu Penttinen

Price: $55 per pair

Wind-blown trees, rustling reeds, glowing golden grasses, storm-soaked rocks, and misty archipelago mornings decorate this mug. The Sääpäiväkirja pattern is designed by Aino-Maija Metsola. The mug is made of dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer proof white stoneware.

Designer: Aino-Maija Metsola

Mug 25 ml

Wind-blown trees, rustling reeds, glowing golden grasses, storm-soaked rocks, and misty archipelago mornings decorate our Oiva dishware.

Designer: Sami Ruotsalainen.

Plate 20 cm

Wind-blown trees, rustling reeds, glowing golden grasses, storm-soaked rocks, and misty archipelago mornings decorate this plate. The Sääpäiväkirja pattern is designed by Aino-Maija Metsola. The plate is made of dishwasher, oven, microwave and freezer proof white stoneware.

Designer: Sami Ruotsalainen.

Plate 25 cm

Carstens 0321-55 W. Germany

Dimensions: H550 mm

Condition: Excellent

Dimensions: Ø280 x H390 mm

Condition: Excellent

Classic armchair with leather upholstery

Designer: Ole Wanscher for P. Jeppesen

Origin: Denmark, 1960s

Dimensions: 630 x 570 x H 855 mm SH 450mm

Condition: Vintage, Excellent. 

In cherry wood and leather

Designer: Hans J Wegner, 1944

Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen

Condition: undergoing restoration

Made in Western Australia  From Sustainable and / or Salvaged Timber

Author: Christian Holmsted Olesen

Presents 110 Danish chairs and charts their success at home and abroad from the mid-20th century until the present day

In the mid-20th century design became a cultural phenomenon that placed Denmark on the world map. Danish Design emerged in 1949 as a real brand, when American journalists started to write about Danish furniture in relation to a furniture exhibition by Snedkerlauget in Copenhagen. ‘Den runde stol’ made by Hans. J. Wegner was given the name ‘The Chair’. This was not only the beginning of a great export adventure but also a challenge for the Danish designers, who became world recognized for their obsession with creating the perfect chair.

The chair has always been the touchstone of designers and the design historians’ favourite object. It touches and reflects the body it carries with arms, legs, seat and back. Besides this point, the chair is one of our most culture-bearing design objects and it tells a story about the period and the society from which it was created.

In a very unique way this book shows, not just in words but also with drawings and photos how Danish chairs are built on historical furniture types, which are then refined into the infinite. The message and the explanation for the international success of Danish furniture is this; Danish furniture design is based on foreign culture and the best creations of former times.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

Author: Jeremy Cooper

An alternative history of contemporary art told through a unique collection of artists’ postcards from 1960 to today

The accessibility and familiarity of a postcard makes it an artistic medium rich with potential for subversion, appropriation or manipulation for political, satirical, revolutionary or playful intent. The inexpensiveness of production encourages artists to experiment with their design; the only artistic restriction: that it fits through a letterbox. Unlike traditional works of art, the postcard requires nothing more than a stamp for it to be seen on the other side of the world. Made of commonplace material, postcards invite handling, asking to be picked up, turned over, and shown to friends – to be included in our lives.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

Author: Dominic Bradbury & Richard Powers

A handy resource for all lovers and enthusiasts of house design, featuring over 100 of the world’s most significant residential buildings

The Iconic House features over 100 of the most important and influential houses designed and built since 1900. International in scope and wide-ranging in style, the houses share a remarkable sensitivity to site and context, an appreciation of local materials and building traditions, and a careful understanding of clients’ needs. Each, however, has a unique approach that makes it groundbreaking and radical for its time. Concise, informative texts and fresh, vibrant illustrations, including specially commissioned photographs, floor plans and drawings, offer detailed documentation, while architect biographies, a bibliography, a gazetteer and list of houses by type provide further information.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

Authors: Olivier Gabet & Anne Monier

The definitive retrospective on the Bauhaus, the 20th century’s greatest art school

‘Architects, sculptors, painters, we all must return to the crafts!’ declared the architect Walter Gropius in his Bauhaus manifesto. Founded as an art school in 1919 and forced to close in 1933 by the Nazis, the Bauhaus established itself as a major influence on 20th-century art and design that continues to this day. Students were taught by some of the most celebrated artists of the time, including Paul Klee, Lyonel Feininger and Wassily Kandinsky. The school moved from Weimar to Dessau in 1922, under its radical new director Hannes Meyer, and to Berlin in 1932 under architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. In 1933 the Gestapo forced the Bauhaus to close for the last time.

Publisher: Thames & Hudson

Model ST750 in ELM

Designer: Arne Wahl Iverson

Manufacturer: Niels Eilersen

Condition: Vintage, Excellent.

Stainless Steel Sugar Bowl with wicker handle and spoon.

Origin: England

Dimensions: Ø150 x H120 mm

Condition: Excellent

Origin: Denmark 1950's

Materials: Metal with Enamel Finish

Dimensions: Ø 300mm H240 mm

Condition: Vintage, Very Good, Unrestored

In Teak and Cast Iron - Priced per holder. Candles Available

Designer: Jens H. Quistgaard

Manufacturer: Dansk

Dimensions:  To Follow

Condition: Vintage, Excellent

Danish Sheepskin throw 

Origin: Denmark 

Dimensions: 1100 x 630 mm

Currently available in Cherrywood, Jarrah, Marri, Banksia & Blackbutt

Made in Western Australia from sustainable and / or salvaged timber.

Hanging hardware included.

Dimensions: Length 620mm each

Single $210 

Set of Two $395 

Set of Three $550

From A to Eames - A Visual Guide to Mid-Century Modern Design 

With 80 tales of design, laid out in a fun and easy-to-read A to Z format, design-lovers will be reading this book to each other before bed. With an irreverent structure, this becomes a picture book for the refined adult. Each letter delves into one facet of this enduring era of design: mid-century modern homes, interior design, graphic design and illustration, and the iconic personalities.
We might all recognise the names – Charles and Ray Eames, Farnsworth House, the Egg Chair, Henningsen, Elrod House – but what are their stories? This book delves right into the facts, but does so light-heartedly. We learn of the grand inspirations, or sometimes (it turns out) the very simplest of ideas, which fuelled these Goliaths of mid-century modern design. The only downside: with your newfound savvy, you won’t be able to look at your IKEA chairs the same way again.
If you didn’t know that E stands for Eames, Egg Chair and Elrod House (or don’t know what any of those words actually mean) then this book belongs on your coffee table. And if you can’t afford an Eames coffee table, then rejoice in knowing that From A to Eames makes an inexpensive and equally satisfying alternative.

Author: Lauren Whybrow

Illustrator: Tom Jay

Publisher: Smith Street Books

Clement Meadmore Plastic Cord chair 

Designer: Clement Meadmore 

Origin: Australia 1950s

Dimensions:  405 x 410 x H 880 mm (SH 490)

Condition: Vintage, Great, Some Marks Consistent With Age 

Origin: Denmark 1950's

Materials: Metal with Black Enamel Finish

Dimensions: Ø 300 x H 240 mm

Condition: Vintage, Very Good, Unrestored

Large Set of Sebel Dining Chairs in Various Colours - Priced Per Chair, Select Per Colour

Manufacturer: Sebel, Australia

Condition: Vintage, Very Good 

Origin: Denmark, 1960s

Dimensions: 180 x  H 130 mm

Condition: Vintage, Good.

Available in Two Colours

Dimensions: 400 x 400 mm

Nordic Pine Construction with Brass Detail

Designer: Børge Mogensen & Grethe Meyer

Origin: Denmark 1960s

Dimensions: 1020 x 360 x H 2020 mm

Condition: Vintage, Very Good.

Origin: Denmark 1960

Dimensions: Ø 390 x H 260 mm

Condition:  Excellent, Vintage

Made in Western Australia  From Sustainable and / or Salvaged Timber

Steel and Enamel 

Dimensions : Ø125XH55mm

$120 each

Vintage Tapio Wirkkala Iittala Bowl, $145 (1603428k)

Pair of Danish Salt and Pepper Shaker in Teak