Teak side-table with metal frame, 1960.

Design by Coen de Vries.

Produced by Gispen.

Height   36 cm

Width   80 cm

Depth   80 cm

Stylish teak serving cart with drawer, ca 1960.

Made in Denmark, not marked!

Height  72 cm

Width   69 cm

Depth   42 cm

Nice teak desk, ca 1960.

Height   77 cm

Width  110 cm

Depth   65 cm

Teak set of nesting tables , ca 1960.

Design by Cees Braakman.

Produced by Pastoe.

Height  38 cm

Width   45 cm

Depth   30 cm

Rare oval shaped ratan table, 1960.

Made by Rohé, Noordwolde

Height  45 cm

Width   76 cm

Depth   39 cm

Stone coffee table, ca 1960.

Black metal base.

Height     41 cm

Diameter  90 cm

Rare dining table, 1955.

Design by ladislav Rado for Knoll + Drake.

produced for only one year.

Height        73 cm

Width    180,5 cm

Depth      75,5 cm

Rattan side-table, 1950.

Made by Rohé , Noordwolde.

Height   46 cm

Width    62 cm

Depth    41 cm

teak nesting tables, 1960

Height  34 cm

Width   38 cm

Depth   30 cm

Beautiful bronze coffee table with birds, ca 1980.

Made in Italy.

Height      44,5 cm

Diameter   105 cm

Coffee table, 1950.

Beautiful patinated slate, black metal base.

Made by Atimeta, Soest.

Height 31 cm

Width  70 cm

Depth 36 cm

Industrial reform table , 1965.

Some user scratches on the top, not disturbing.

Design by Friso Kramer

Produced by Ahrend/De Cirkel

Width  190 cm

Height   74 cm

Depth    85 cm

Ratan side-table, 1960

made by Rohé, Noordwolde

Height 69 cm

Width  65 cm

Depth  47 cm

Nice tree trunk coffee table, ca 1960

Height   48 cm

Width  148 cm

Depth   54 cm

Field maple side-table "Lupa Capitolina", 2016.

Design by Tjalling Mulder

Branches field maple, field maple top.

Besides his work as a teacher (HMC Rotterdam) in cabinetmaking and his work as a cabinetmaker, he also makes furniture objects. For these he uses materials he finds or which find him. Tree branches, parts of end of life furniture en leftover wood are the most important raw materials he uses. He likes to use of branches and the re-use of wood as it makes the design process pleasant unpredictable.

He uses modern glues which sometimes give surprising constructive solutions next to more traditional furniture constructions.

This way of working makes his furniture objects unique and unconventional.

Height    74 cm

Width   120 cm

Depth    21 cm

Oak side-table "Telganger", 2016.

Design by Tjalling Mulder

Rest pieces mahogany, oak, American oak branches.

Besides his work as a teacher (HMC Rotterdam) in cabinetmaking and his work as a cabinetmaker, he also makes furniture objects. For these he uses materials he finds or which find him. Tree branches, parts of end of life furniture en leftover wood are the most important raw materials he uses. He likes to use of branches and the re-use of wood as it makes the design process pleasant unpredictable.

He uses modern glues which sometimes give surprising constructive solutions next to more traditional furniture constructions.

This way of working makes his furniture objects unique and unconventional.

Height  74 cm

Width   74 cm

Depth   48 cm

Burgundy Industrial desk, ca 1950.

Made by Gispen Culemborg, The Netherlands,

Height  70 cm

Width   96 cm

Depth   51 cm

Coffee table, 1950.

Beautiful patinated slate, black metal base.

Made by Atimeta, Soest.

Height 31 cm

Width  70 cm

Depth 36 cm

Ratan side-table, 1960.

Produced by Rohé, Noordwolde.

Height  41 cm

Width  70 cm

Depth  40 cm

Rare set of 2 side-tables, ca 1950.

Design by Mado Jolain.

Height      32 cm

Width       27 cm

Depth       27 cm