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Antique dressing table, crafted circa 1900 in France.

This elegant French dressing table, featuring a mirror and two lamps, is richly veneered with grained veneer, adding a new level of luxury to this splendid piece. Additionally, it is adorned with brass accents around the lamps, depicting vine leaves, beautifully complementing the mirror. The table is particularly suitable for ladies who prioritize their appearance, as it is designed for grooming, aided by the large mirror and lamps that provide ample light for precise grooming. It also includes a convenient drawer for storing all the grooming essentials. Dressing tables were extremely popular at the turn of the century and were an essential part of every bedroom. Later, grooming moved to bathrooms, so such tables are now rarely encountered, only finding their place in larger luxury furniture salons. Let this indispensable forgotten piece be an outstanding addition to your bedroom or use it as an exceptional writing desk in other areas of your home, so that others may also admire this exceptional table. Dimensions: 126 x 101 x 56 cm Weight: 18 kg The table is in excellent condition, suitable for two B15 bulbs.

Chair in mahogany with original upholstery, designed by Italian designer Paolo Buffa from the 1950s.

An excellent example of top-quality and design. The chair is sprung, making it extremely comfortable. It will be suitable for near a fireplace or any other cozy corner for lounging. Surely, it will be a chair that everyone will want to sit in. Dimensions: 129 x 51 x 48 x 45 cm Weight: 4.5 kg The chair is in excellent condition, the upholstery is in line with the time, slightly faded, but it is original and gives the stool its authenticity.

Ergonomic chair "Do More," manufactured by Tan Sad in England for Ahrend around 1920.

A special, rare, vintage ergonomic chair in its original condition. It was used by employees of the Opcina tramway in Opicina, making it not only an interesting industrial chair but also one with a fascinating history and story. Ahrend introduced itself to the Dutch market with a series of chairs and tables called "doe meer" (do more). They were manufactured in the Tan Sad factory in England, known for producing the first ergonomic chairs. In 1920, comfort was a significant luxury, and factory workers often sat on benches without backrests. The "Do More" chair was, therefore, far ahead of its time. As seen in advertisements from that era, it promised workers: "The ideal chair for the working person. For use in offices, drafting rooms, laboratories, for operating office machines and telephones, etc. The right support for your work." Due to its specially designed frame – the seat is adjustable in height, and the backrest can be adjusted in height and angle – it is a chair on which you can sit for hours without any issues, while also encouraging proper posture. Dimensions: 82 x 54 x 46 cm Weight: 9.2 kg The chair is in good condition, and although it could be reupholstered, the original cover adds to its sentimental value.

Vintage console table from the 1950s, made in Italy.

This table is wooden, with glass shelves and brass details on the legs and drawers, while its extravagance is accentuated by the back covered in artificial snakeskin. As a console table, it is truly something special and suitable for almost any space, particularly living rooms, hallways, foyers, as well as commercial spaces and restaurants. Its narrow design means it will fit easily into any space, while offering excellent storage with two shelves and two drawers. An excellent example of Italian design, timeless and versatile regardless of space or time. Dimensions: 109 x 93.5 x 32 cm Weight: 19 kg The console table is in excellent condition.