What you see is exactly what you will receive – shows moderate age appropriate wear. If you can identify this pen and the maker please let me know – TY. It would make an excellent addition to any collection! Please see photos for item condition and description. Please see my other listings and follow my store for more interesting collectibles! Please expect age appropriate wear on previously owned items.
A great modernist design from the Early 80s. A S-320 Stacking Chair with original upholstery, one of two we have available, originally Designed by Ulrich Bohme and Wulf Schneider and Produced by Thonet quite a rare item with stunning looks and design. In very good vintage condition , light age related wear please view all photos for condition. The item “UK DELIVERY Rare Stunning Early 80s S320 Desk Chair for THONET Modernist Bauhaus” is in sale since Thursday, November 12, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Antique Furniture\Chairs\20th Century”. The seller is “20thcenturyfunkinjunk” and is located in Hastings. This item can’t be shipped, the buyer must pick up the item.
A set of seven [7] original Bauhaus era aluminium storage drawers. Created for the New Frankfurt Kitchen, designed by Grete Schütte-Lihotzky in 1926. In 1926 Ernst May invited the Austrian architect Grete Schütte-Lihotzky, who had been working with Adolf Loos in Vienna, to be a part of an ambitious project to create new settlements of affordable social housing in Frankfurt. His New Frankfurt plan aimed to mobilise a new type of architecture – using the latest materials and construction methods – to address an acute housing shortage in the city. This had been caused by the economic crises that had gripped Germany in the aftermath of the First World War, culminating in a period of hyperinflation. At the centre of Mays large-scale development scheme a project that would successfully house ten percent of the Frankfurt population in new modernist dwellings by 1930 was Schütte-Lihotzkys remarkably progressive fitted kitchen. Each Frankfurt Kitchen was equipped with a stool, a gas stove, a fold-down ironing board and a concealed wastebin. Built-in storage was provided in the form of cupboards incorporating rows of small removable aluminium drawers, of which the one shown in this listing is a rare survivor. The drawers offered immediate access to everyday ingredients like flour (mehl) and sugar and had pull handles at the front and spouts at the back for easy pouring. The final image is a scan of an original postcard (not included in this sale) showing an installation of the Frankfurt Kitchen at the Deutscher Werkbund’s Die Wohnung expo of 1927. The event, which involved among others Behrens, Gropius, Le Corbusier, Mies Van Der Rohe and Oud, provided an opportunity for May and Schütte-Lihotzky to showcase their vision of egalitarian housing settlements to an international audience. This exposure eventually resulted in an invitation – three years later – from the Soviet Union to reproduce New Frankfurt-style developments on a truly mass scale. Approx 110mm wide x 140 high x 240 length. The set includes 7 differently labelled storage drawers. Each storage drawer has a stamped title. This marks them out as the very earliest production – an extremely rare find. Later productions had interchangeable label plates, held in place with tiny screws. The drawers are titled as follows. Good to very good indeed. As you would expect the drawers are in well used original condition and there is surface patina and evidence of a few knocks consistent with decades of use. On four of the drawers the struts with the makers mark have been removed by the original owner, presumably to facilitate easier pouring or to fit within a custom made cupboard unit. This does not impact functionality and they will look amazing incorporated into a modern kitchen. There are no signs of restoration/repair. A truly outstanding find! There are many more items in my shop that don’t appear in regular item searches. The link to my shop above and browse the category menu on the left. Your list of favourite sellers. Private and you can unsubscribe at any time. UK buyers only may also pay by cheque or. If it’s a cheque, please allow 7 to 10 days for it to clear. In exceptional circumstances it may be. This is not done out of anger, or for the sake. Believe me it is hard enough to make ends meet on here as it is! You for your understanding. Please note that, unless clearly stated otherwise, my listings are for vintage/antique objects and therefore, by. Definition, are not going to be in the same condition you would expect from a brand new item. Assured that I always endeavour to offer the most accurate description possible of the item’s condition and. Take multiple illustrative photographs. Must always be safety checked by a qualified electrician before use in the country of use. The item “7 Frankfurt Kitchen Drawers Schutte-Lihotzky BAUHAUS Modernist Design Early RARE” is in sale since Thursday, April 2, 2020. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods/Styles\Modernist”. The seller is “room_606″ and is located in Faversham. This item can be shipped worldwide.
A RARE EARLY TROIKA POTTERY RECTANGULAR DISH WITH MATT AND GLOSSY GLAZED ABSTRACT DESIGN IN DARK BLUE AND GREEN. MADE IN ST IVES, CORNWALL c. MAKERS MARK = Painted to base. DIMENSIONS = 30cm x 19.8cm (11 3/4in x 7 3/4in). CONDITION = VERY GOOD some discolouration to underside with a few very faint patches visible under the white glaze inside. A couple of fine superficial scratches to glaze and one very small unglazed spot to side of rim from original manufacture. EU = on request. WORLDWIDE = on request. PLEASE VEIW OUR OTHER ITEMS. The item “Rare TROIKA Pottery Early Rectangular DISH. St Ives Cornwall. Modernist Abstract” is in sale since Saturday, May 4, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Periods/Styles\Modernist”. The seller is “ko-studio” and is located in London. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.
This very early and rare chair (model no: RP2) was probably designed by the British modernist architect Oliver Bernard, the father of writer and journalist Geoffrey Bernard. It was manufactured by PEL (Production Equipment Limited) using revolutionary materials and techniques in the early 1930s. It retains its brass makers label. This information is from the Design Council’s records for PEL furniture. The condition is very good with little wear or rust/pitting to the chrome and it has been partially recovered in new matching black vinyl on the seat and arms. The reverse of the back shows signs of wear in the usual places and some of the springs have been replaced using ones of the correct age and style. See pictures for condition. Cm x depth 83cm. These pictures are of the actual item. The item “Rare Early Modernist 1931 Steel Lounge Armchair by PEL, Oliver Bernard chair” is in sale since Saturday, July 27, 2019. This item is in the category “Antiques\Antique Furniture\Chairs\20th Century”. The seller is “midcenturyflint” and is located in Battle. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.
