Recently added to our sales collection:
Recently added to our sales collection:
Constructivist piano lamp designed by architect -and co-founder of the aesthetic movement ‘De Stijl’- J.J.P. Oud, in collaboration with designer and producer W.H. Gispen.
More information about this lamp at the highlights of our collection, further down this page.
We have reserved this lamp on behalf of a museum in America as of August 2024.
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.
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ZigZag table with 6 matching ZigZag chairs designed by architect and furniture designer Gerrit Rietveld, executed by his regular cabinet maker Gerard van de Groenekan
More information about this set at the highlights of our collection, further down this page.
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).
More information about this table at the highlights of our collection, further down this page.
Scarf made with a fabric designed by Sonia Delaunay, from the estate of Bart van der Leck’s eldest daughter.
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Signed lithograph of the composition ‘Man on horseback’ (1919) by Bart van der Leck, origin from the estate of Henk de Leeuw, director of the avant-garde department store Metz&Co.
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