Products tagged with 50's

alvar aalto armchair 42

Design Alvar Aalto, 1932
Bent birch plywood
Made in Finland by Artek

"Objects are made to be completed by the human mind." -Alvar Aalto

Another sculptural chair which seems to test the limits of bent plywood manuf...

Chairs take the most stress on their back legs, where they bear the weight of the user's upper body. The engineer, architect and designer Jean Prouvé incorporated this simple insight in his design for the Standard Chair: while steel tubing suffices ...

Armchair by Norman Cherner, 1958. Originally introduced in 1958, the iconic molded plywood armchair by Norman Cherner is found in collections worldwide. Reissued in exacting detail from the original drawings and molds.

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

Item 505 from Cor Alons and J.C Jansen for Den Boer in Gouda. Designed in the fifties. A Dutch vintage design extension dining table for 4 to 6 persons. The wonderful molded plywood legs make this table an iconic vinatge piece.

Multipurpose Chair by Egon Eiermann
The classic beauty

The classic multipurpose chair. Until today Eiermann’s SE 68 is unique in its minimalist design and its seating comfort.

SE 68
Designer: Egon Eiermann | 1951

A tubular steel frame in c...

KAY BOJESEN

MONKEY, LARGE

TEAK AND LIMBA, 46 CM

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A gift for a very special occasion. Kay Bojesen's Monkey was born in 1951. This version is a large personality measuring 46 cm in height. Like its younger brother, this ...

Bird

TURNING HEADS SINCE 1959

Now a legend, BIRD is the essence of Danish design. Though simple in appearance, its clean lines create endless expressions by merely tilting its head in virtually any direction.

Created as a family, BIRD can ex...

Chair no 51, designed by Aalto for the Paimio Centre. Production in the 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.

Han Pieck, Dutch design, vintage plywood chair. LAWO1 1946. This piece is sold.

Currently we offer another vintage Pieck LAWO1. The piece we offer now is signed by the designer in 2006, during his visit to WonderWood and numbered as Nr.127.

Rare Dutch shelving unit that can be used freestanding as a roomdivider. An early design from 1953 by Wilhelm Lutjens for Den Boer in Gouda. This transparent design is made of solid birch poles and plywood birch shelvings. This shelving unit can be d...

Edition of celebration by VITRA of hundred's birthday of Charles Eames in 2007.Limited edition of 1000 numbered pieces in maple. The total edition was sold out by VITRA within 3 month!

Each of the two thousand limite...

Trolley, original made for Makers of Simple Furniture. This re-edition is made by ISOKON-PLUS in 2003. Because of complicated manufacturing only three pieces were produced.This is the only available piece!

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.

This is a lamp and an art sculpture made by Dutch artist Jeroen Henneman. Made in 1974, Nr. 4/5 signatured by Henneman. The sculptural lamp has an aluminum lamp shade now.