Products tagged with 50's

The fishing pole lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. The stand with a metal base is made of teak and has copper connectors. As 'the catch of the day', the shades of the 'fishing pole' lamp are different in shape and size.

The Rocket lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. This rare lamp is made of wood and copper and has a shade made of glass and opaline glass.

This wonderful chair is no longer in production. A high quality reproduction was originally designed for the Cité Universitaire at Antony, near Paris, in the 50s. The design has a wonderfully dynamic shape, made from a single curved plywood wooden bl...

Industrial designer Karel Links conceived his "easy to assemble" chair in 1968. Comprised of just 3 pieces of 10 mm birch plywood, it takes only 15 seconds to assemble this amazing, steady, reliable and beautiful chair. The award winning design rec...

Simplex puzzle

This puzzle was made by Simplex in the Netherlands in the 1950s/60s. To make these puzzles, plywood was used that was left over from the manufacture of Philips radio cabinets. The puzzles were part of a collection of toys and learning ma

Designed for makers of simple furniture. One of the most famous plywood icons. Made of single sheets of birch plywood. Not a single screw or joint has been used! This piece is an official italian re-edition (only about 200 pieces produced) from 1998,...

Hans Brattrud (born 1933), the Scandia stackable chair designed in 1957 as a student project at the National College of Art & Design in Oslo. The chair was revolutionary both in form and expression.

Simplex puzzle

This puzzle was made by Simplex in the Netherlands in the 1950s/60s. To make these puzzles, plywood was used that was left over from the manufacture of Philips radio cabinets. The puzzles were part of a collection of toys and learning ma

Original wall-clock, with orange stained veneer by the American famous designer George Nelson. His designs are world-wide famous.

LOOP COFFEE TABLE

Designer: Barber Osgerby

First produced: 1996

Three-legged chair SE 42 bei German Designer Egon Eiermann for Wilde & Spieth. The dining chair is probably an early production from the 1950s. Eiermann used beechwood ply for the chair's base and rubber for the connecting pieces.

This office chair is designed by Egon Eiermann for Wilde & Spieth. It is height adjustable, rotatable and has an adjustable backrest. The material of this chair is beech. He was sanded and oiled and is in good vintage condition with full function. (S...

Great original sidetable in with black top. with diameter 63 cm. Production 50's

The fishing pole lamp is a Danish design by Svend Aage Holm Sørensen from the 1950s. The stand with a metal base is made of teak and has copper connectors. As 'the catch of the day', the shades of the 'fishing pole' lamp are different in shape and size.

GE1935 VENUS bench

With pride WonderWood presents the re-edition of Hans Wegner's Shell bench and chair.
Venus bench and chair illustrate designer and cabinet-maker Hans J.Wegner's genius by showing
features of his main masterpieces ...

A wonderful shaped vintage plywood fifties side table. Possible to be a Dutch vintage design. We love the different plywood shaped shelevs of this unique sidetable. Designer unknown.