Sweet solid Oak vintage bedside cupboard or
cabinet.
Length at widest point – 53cm | Depth at
widest point – 55cm | Height – 80cm
Small vintage occasional
or kitchen table with solid wood base and a beige Formica top
61cm x 40.5cm | Height – 77cm
Vintage ladder and
stool with original black vinyl seat and wooden steps
Base: 41cm x 34cm |
Height – 61cm
Beautiful
vintage printers tray with brass inserts, originally from Die Burger Newspapers.
The drawer is labelled: 9pt Garamond Bold U/L
82cm
x 42.5cm
Single
original Globe chair. The Globe Chair was originally designed
and patented in 1921, and made in Durban, South Africa until the early 1940’s
Height of
seat – 45cm| Height of back – 88cm| Size of seat – 40cm x 39cm
A pair of bevelled Deco
mirrors with all original fittings
L: 54.5cm x 32.5cm
R: 55cm x 32.5cm
A solid wood vintage
tapestry fire screen
Base: 51cm x 23cm | Height
– 71cm
Lovely
long, Mid-Century Imbuia coffee table
151cm
x 51.5cm | Height – 39.5cm
I was so excited when I saw these chairs! I was convinced that they were
original ‘Ceska’ chairs designed by Marcel Breuer in 1928, convinced! They even
had the ‘Made in Italy’ stickers underneath. Bad news: They are copies. Good
News: They are very attractive and really well made copies. Made in Italy, in
the 70’s.
I did quite a bit of research before reaching my conclusion so here’s a
little history if you’re interested…
Breuer’s
fondness for tubular steel and his knowledge of how to use it in chair construction
was already illustrated in the Club chair “B
3” or Wassily chair introduced in 1925.
He designed the iconic cantilevered B32
chair in 1927. It was renamed the "Cesca" chair after Breuer's
daughter Francesa. It was produced by Thonet, then Gavina(Italy), and later
Knoll. The chair was never copyrighted because of a dispute over who invented
tubular-steel chairs which may explain why so many “Breuer-like chairs” are
available for purchase today.
There are 8 chairs in total. 6 are the very
well made Italian chairs and the other two, whilst there is nothing wrong them
are just not as nice – They must have been added to set at a later date and are
from a different manufacturer, but perfect if you need to add a chair or two to
your collection when you have extra dinner guests. I have priced them
accordingly.
Height of seat – 47cm | Height of back – 82cm
| Size of seat – 47cm x 42.5cm
Vintage enamel topped kitchen table with a white wooden base, black
capped legs and a single cutlery drawer
117cm x 79cm| Height – 76cm
Spacious, long and high solid Oak retro
sideboard with an angled drinks cupboard and shelf on the side,
Length – 270cm| Depth – 52cm | Height – 102cm
Beech wood vintage dumb valet
Base: 41cm x 33cm | Height – 114cm
Vintage
Greaves and Thomas (England) solid wood nest of tables
Biggest
tbl:47cm x 34cm | Height – 53cm
70’s copper coloured anodized aluminium and
glass light pendant
Diameter – 34cm| Height of shade – 18cm
Solid teak table top display. I am not sure
but this looks like some sort of cubby hole, possibly old railways stock? Fab
display cabinet regardless!
Length – 86cm | Depth – 25cm | Height – 32cm
Double table top vintage display with glass
sliding doors.
Length – 93cm | Depth – 45cm | Height – 57cm
Fab little Walnut Art Deco drinks cabinet with
mirrored interior, original juice squeezer, olive picks (all 6 of them are
there, sorry, not all shown in pic) and bottle holders. Has lights that work.
Made in England by Rivington.
Length – 91cm | Depth – 40cm | Height – 107cm
Those of you that regularly read our mailing
list will have seen these before. This is the last of our stock of 1970’s
workstations and pedestals that come out of a UCT residence.
Pair of 3 drawer Mahogany
bedside pedestals with original grey Formica tops.
Length – 41cm | Depth – 50cm |
Height – 46cm
Retro workstation with original grey Formica tops and
a Mahogany wood structure.
Length – 160cm | Depth – 55cm|
Height – 76cm
Pair of 1 drawer Mahogany bedside pedestals with original grey Formica
tops.
Length – 41cm | Depth – 50cm | Height – 46cm
