Larger 'Kärlhylla' from Dalarna, Sweden ca 1780

Large Swedish Turned Bowl, ca. 1780 The old repairs on this bowl add to its unique character and beauty. With beautiful repairs and owner mark. M...

Large butcher table/bench dated 1879 from Dalarna, Sweden. My heart truly feels for this kind of furniture, where aesthetics are driven by practicality. The gray patina and wear mak...

Brick Chair with Painted Panel, Dalarna, Sweden circa 1770–1779 The chair has a stunning patina that reflects its age and history, making it a true collec...

Long Swedish Trestle Table ca 1780 This table comes from Alfta in Hälsingland, Sweden, and has a great length with a beautifull smooth, heavy patina. The colors range from gray, bro...

A pine wall shelf or cabinet designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1960s. Currently missing wall mounting brackets. Will require professional installation.

Charming Swedish 1930s Wooden Wall shelf uni. L shaped with two wooden levels and curvy edges at the ends. Used and in good condition. Sold as seen with some marks and scratches on t...

Tadeas Podracky Large shelf From the series “The Metamorphosis” Manufactured by Tadeas Podracky Produced in exclusive for Side Gallery Prague, 2021 Mixed media, plastic, wood, textile, foam Measurements 110 cm x 37 cm x 70h cm 43,3 in x 14,6 in x 27,5h in Edition Unique Piece Concept The Metamorphosis collection seeks to enhance the emotional bond to our surrounding environment. During the Coronavirus outbreak Podracký returned to Prague his home town and spent a couple of months in a quarantine in his studio there. Access to materials was minimal but he turned this handicap into a research opportunity and started to work only with material found around the studio or that were easy to access, such as wood, textiles, trash such as old car parts, old ceramic pieces or broken glass sheets. Tadeáš realized that these materials had a certain authenticity and so began reevaluating the way he approached the materiality, challenging himself to dis-acknowledge deeply rooted principles of formal design, interrupting established practices of conventional construction methods. The designer was seeking the authenticity of expression and changed his design methodology based on the intuitive use of materials and emotional decisions regarding structure, shape and the construction process. The aim was to let the object grow through his hands by gluing and combining different elements, reminiscent of the process of a bird...

Wall shelf model designed by Bruno Mathsson during the 1970s, produced by Bruno Mathsson International, Sweden. Very good vintage condition.