Just arrived:
A pair of two identical , low back, ‘Beugelstoelen’
Lounge chairs model ‘A’
Design: Gerrit Rietveld, 1927/1928
Executed by Metz&Co Amsterdam/The Hague,
ca. 1931-1935
More information will folow soon
Just arrived:
A pair of two identical , low back, ‘Beugelstoelen’
Lounge chairs model ‘A’
Design: Gerrit Rietveld, 1927/1928
Executed by Metz&Co Amsterdam/The Hague,
ca. 1931-1935
More information will folow soon
Recently added to our sales collection:
Very rare and important furniture-system that Gerrit Rietveld designed in 1930 for the avant-garde department store Metz&Co.
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Ceramic decorative tiles designed, executed and signed by ‘De Stijl- artist’ Bart van der Leck, origin from the estate of Henk de Leeuw (director of the avant-garde department store Metz&Co) and the heirs of Bart van der Leck.
The tile with decor ‘Beehive’ is sold.
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Small ceramic medallion made and signed by Bart van der Leck. Worn on a silver necklace by the artist’s granddaughter.
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‘Divan tafeltje’ (‘End-table’) designed by Gerrit Rietveld.
This copy was made by Gerard van de Groenekan for Truus Schröder during the period when Gerrit Rietveld and Truus Schröder lived together in the famous ‘Rietveld-Schröder House’ in Utrecht (1958-1964).
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Two silk objects with geometric modernist dessin no.1189 by Sonia Delaunay, in primary colours with grey.
Scarf dimensions 6 x 60 cm.
Tie dimensions: 9 x 145 cm
The scarf was private property of Bart van der Leck’s eldest daughter Eleonore Van der Leck-Schonk and the tie origins from the personal wardrobe of Henk de Leeuw, the director and owner of the avant-garde warehouse Metz&Co
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At this moment the silk scarf is under reservation on behalf of a renowned Dutch museum.
Signed lithograph of the composition ‘Man on horseback’ (1919) by Bart van der Leck, origin from the estate of Henk de Leeuw, the befriend director-owner of the avant-garde department store Metz&Co.
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