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This elegant lamp from the nineteen fifties has been recreated by Disderot. With a Japanese influence and minimalist style, this extremely rare lamp was an inaccessible dream for many collectors, who considered it to be one of the most beautiful French lamps. Inspired by a modernised Japanese lantern, it is timeless and fits perfectly in today’s interiors, placed on the floor or on furniture, in the living room or in the bedroom, or even on a desk. Numbered Edition, Delivered with authentication certificate, Made in France

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Tanguy Rolin

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Arch 8, 1 Crucifix Ln ,
SE1 3JW London

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TAJT IKEA lounge chair

Year 1973 Function Easy chair Design Gillis Lundgren TAJT is a fun, exciting piece of soft furniture. An easy chair, a bed, a kind of tête-à-tête sofa. … De-stress on TAJT, listen to music on TAJT, watch TV on TAJT!” Often found in Jeans fabric The text makes it sound as if the world had just been waiting for denim furniture. But the story behind TAJT is far more practical. Ingvar Kamprad had bought kilometres of jeans fabric from a factory in China, and it was up to the product developers and designers to find a use for it. Lars Göran Peterson, head of purchasing at IKEA, said in a 2017 interview: “Ingvar Kamprad said ‘You need to start making products because the fabric will be here soon’. It’s interesting that denim is well-known in clothing, but no one has thought of using it for furniture. That fresh thinking, going outside the box and thinking differently, is very typical of Ingvar and IKEA.” TAJT was in the IKEA catalogue for a full nine years, up to 1981.

La Grande Torchere

The outstanding 1963 model Torchere is the new star of Les Editions Serge Mouille. Minutiously replicated by Carl who was Mouille’s protegé to further expend Mouille's works prior to his death in 1988. So it will be an Atelier Serge Mouille lamp numbered of up to 50 pairs with the choice of right and left as per photographs here below. The fixing is also very special. Unlike any other Mouille's who specifically insisted that the lamp fixes against the wall will a brass ring ! Also Carl extended the way the Torchere were lit with a double detachable bulb also designed by Mouille. An amazing lamp

Mahe Mirror

Nickel Plated Steel, Tinted Mirrored Glass Signed and Numbered Edition of 25 H 42.5 x W 36.6 in. (H 108 x W 93 cm)

Tall brass standing mirror

This is an very early production Maison Brot mirror. Brot Miroirs (Established 1826). A dressing mirror, circa 1940. Three folding panels in a brass frame, with two wall fixtures to the top of the central mirror. Each panel: 51 1/4 in. (130 cm.) high; 21 3/4 in. (55 cm.) wide The whole, extended : 66 1/2 in. (169 cm.) wide.

Signed By Thema in 1983

4 Italian dining chairs by Gastone Rinaldi, edited by Thema, 1983. Perfect red color. Original leather cushion (perfect condition) Some traces of use on the metal HB 100cm HS 48cm larg. 46cm deep 43cm

“Vrillée” low table

circa 1962 Patinated steel, patinated brass, glass. 16 3/4 x 52 1/4 x 28 7/8 in. (42.5 x 132.7 x 73.3 cm) Produced by Les Edition Serge Mouille, France.

Cake Stool - 2008

FERNANDO CAMPANA AND HUMBERTO CAMPANA "CAKE" STOOL designed 2008, executed 2011 produced by Estudio Campana, São Paulo, Brazil stuffed animals, canvas, stainless steel embroidered Campana and numbered 70/150 28¾ x 50 x 52½ in. (73 x 127 x 133.3 cm)

Airborne coffee table

Roger le Bihan Coffee Table for Airborne The Classic and only authentic Airborne coffee table from France, circa 1960. Black square tubular lacquered steel with original 10 mm glass and brass. In perfect vintage condition. Bibliographie: Madeleine Fuchs, "Chambres à coucher", Charles Massin éditeur, Paris, 1968, modèle référencé et reproduit in situ sur deux documents d'époque.

Airborne Coffee table

Roger le Bihan Coffee Table for Airborne The Classic and only authentic Airborne coffee table from France, circa 1960. Black square tubular lacquered steel with original 10 mm glass and brass. In perfect vintage condition. Bibliographie: Madeleine Fuchs, “Chambres à coucher”, Charles Massin éditeur, Paris, 1968, modèle référencé et reproduit in situ sur deux documents d’époque.

Cut and Shut Rope Chair

For centuries designers have tried to create the illusion of furniture made from rope, either by twisting solid steel bars together, or carving the rope’s form into solid wood. The effect was realistic but the material no more expressive than the solid from which the pieces were made. Exploiting the flexibility of steel rope, the Cut and Shut Rope chair is first formed into a complex Celtic knot which is then “frozen” by infusing the fibres with an alloy. Made of this new material, the final form is polished to give a lustrous texture not unlike antique silver. The process was developed with James Garner, Tom Dixon’s prototype maker, the chair designed under the guidance of Liliane Fawcett, Dixon’s gallerist. It is now available though Tanguy Rolin.

Pair of Black Leather stool

Original black leather and brass low stool by Jacques Adnet Circa 1958 Width 44 cmDepth38 cm Height 38 cm

J13

This elegant lamp from the nineteen fifties has been recreated by Disderot. With a Japanese influence and minimalist style, this extremely rare lamp was an inaccessible dream for many collectors, who considered it to be one of the most beautiful French lamps. Inspired by a modernised Japanese lantern, it is timeless and fits perfectly in today’s interiors, placed on the floor or on furniture, in the living room or in the bedroom, or even on a desk. Numbered Edition, Delivered with authentication certificate, Made in France

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