Wine cabinet

Continental, possibly Portuguese, first half 19th century. A matched pair of Gothic or Medieval style leather covered wood cabinets, likely for wine/spirits, both having wood carved battle axe finials

Set of six teak and cane office chairs designed by Pierre Jeanneret for the city of Chandigarh, India. Date: c,1960 Height: 80cm Depth: 52cm Width: 50cm

George Nakshima solid walnut chairs Date: 1960s

Rare four heads version, each of the 4 heads has 2 swiveling light shades the lamp can be used as an uplighter and downlighter Origin: 1960s

Lounge chair of stainless steel with white paint, rope and sheepskin._x000D_ _x000D_ Manufactured by PP Mobler.

Large double sided rug. Depth: 430cm Width: 247cm

Teak segmented table with brass legs, manufactured by France and Sons.6 identical side tables that can be configured in many ways, all on brass legs. Origin: 1955

Manufactured by Neils Vodder, Copenhage. This chair is a later example of the previous lot, teak frame and Kradvat fabric. Stamped underneath with manufacturers mark.

Elegant x-shaped legs in teak, oak and metal produced by Andreas Tuck

9 Draw cabinet in Cherry wood and white enamelled base, Manufactured by Herman Miller.

Pair of chairs from a cinema in Chandigah, folding mechanism. Date: 1950s

3 easy chairs model FD133, manufactured by France and Sons. Origin: 1950s Dimensions: 79cm x 74cm x 74cm

Rosewood Scandinavian chairs manufactured by Hove Mobler, Norway. Stackable chairs with steel legs. Origin: 1967

Manufactured in 1980s by Svenskt Tenn in Sweden, labeled underneath, in mahogany.

Karuselli chair manufactured by Haimi. Fiberglass shell and base, chromed steel and white leather.

Karuselli chair by Hami, fibreglass shell and base, chromed steel black leather.

6 Draw cabinet on white enamelled base, manufactured by Herman Miller. Height: 67cm Depth: 32cm Width: 76cm

3 Draw with original metalwork Origin: 1950s

Burr wood and steel console, with one draw.

Italian produced pair of small night stands, with 2 draws. Date: 1960s

Unknown designer or manufacturer, adjustable steel light with chromed hood

Italian lights, steel and chrome with lights in the mouth. Origin: 1970s

Designed specifically for the Pompidou Centre Paris by Michel Cadestin, this is the rare desk version Origin: 1977

E.kold Christensen's furniture materiel samples and catalogue of photo cards illustrating the range available in 1964. Date: 1960s