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Lot 615
Lucian Ercolani - Ercol - Model 312 - A retro vintage mid 20th Century 1956 design beech and elm wingback two seater sofa setter having a sage green button back upholstery to the backrest. Upholstered seat cushions and spare seat cushion below with all being raised on tapering splayed supports united by stretchers. Wear commensurate with age, with new webbing, overall good condition. Measures approx; 93cm x 137cm x 66cm. Match armchairs can be seen in lot 570.
Lot 1276
A George IV mahogany sofa table, the drop-leaf top with satinwood banding two panelled frieze drawers, with false fronts to the reverse, on reeded lyre shape supports united by a turned stretcher, and brass lion's paw sabot and castors. 72.3cm high, 68.8 by 150.6cm (open) Provenance: From the collection of Edward Croft-Murray CBE (1907-1980)
Lot 115
JENS JUUL EILERSEN (Denmark, 1938) for N. EILERSEN.Chaise Longue "Control Glove".Aluminum base. Leather upholstery.With publisher's label.Measurements: 100 x 70 x 170 cm.Adjustable backrest. In its Control Glove model, Juul Eilersen presents a reclining piece that adjusts to the user's posture. Control Glove is composed of four independent sections that give the chair an unusually flexible anatomy. The neck and foot support can be varied with 2 positions and the 3-step backrest program varies the sitting and lying position. The upholstery and built-in comfort zones ensure the unique seating quality that is Eilersen's trademark.Self-taught, Jens Juul Eilersen began working in the family furniture factory at the age of 22. His production continues the aesthetics of Danish design, with pure and fluid forms of great elegance, combined with the use of the most exquisite leather and the strongest structures. The Eilersen firm, born in 1895, defends the concept of functionality without renouncing beauty. Its vision, to create the best sofa or unique product of the best upholstery quality. Its mission, to combine the best materials with a proud tradition of craftsmanship in every product it manufactures.
Lot 88
ROSELLO OF PARIS sofa, 1950s.Ebonized wood structure and ostrich leather upholstery.Measurements: 69 x 144 x 50 cm; 150 cm (bed).Original Art Deco period, this two-seater sofa from the French firm Rossello of Paris is upholstered in ostrich leather and has an ebonized wood structure. This model can be converted into a guest bed in a few easy and intuitive steps. The comfortable and traditional design, characterized by a wide seat base and straight back, is timelessly elegant. Born in 1928, Rosello of Paris was a family-owned company dedicated to the manufacture of luxury handcrafted furniture. Its designs decorated the interiors of the most prestigious hotels, restaurants and private homes.
Lot 118
Modular set of sofas. Model DS11, 70's.Upholstered in brown leather,Measurements: 65 x 265 x 90 cm.Set of loose armchairs forming a four-seater sofa. As usual in the Swiss house De Sede, the upholstery, of high quality, covers the whole body: structure, seat and back. The soft upholstery denotes full comfort. The backrest of the first sofa curves to close a cozy, enveloping design. Based in Klingnau, located in northern Switzerland near the German border, De Sede has been producing high-end furniture since the 1960s, when it began collaborating with international designers to create premium handmade leather chairs, lounges and sofas. Over the years, De Sede's product offering has expanded to include tables, beds and other furniture. Generous proportions balanced by elegant shapes characterize De Sede furniture. High quality craftsmanship means that each piece is built to last.
Lot 82
GRANT.Two-seater sofa of Danish design manufactured by GRANT, 70-80s.Mahogany wood and leather upholstery with attractive patina of the period.Measurements: 68 x 155 x 80 cm.This sofa combines tradition and modernity, balanced in equal parts. It is a comfortable piece of furniture, with a seat and backrest made of loose cushions. The structural lines are pure, clean and essential, without carved elements or any ornamentation that interrupts its profiles, revealing the taste for formal synthesis typical of the Danish school of design.
Lot 44
Louis Philippe three-seater sofa, ca. 1840.Wood carved and gilded in fine gold.Large model.Measurements: 128 x 190 x 76 cm.Louis Philippe III three-seater sofa characterized by the successful ornamentation throughout, as well as by the large dimensions of its structure. Thus, we see cabriole legs, molded profiles (especially in the waists and in the tufts) and sinuous curved forms. In this case it is worth mentioning the upholstery with large cream-colored floral tassels.
Lot 78
BORGE MORGENSEN (Denmark, 1914 - 1972)Two-seater sofa model Kupé 2192, 1970s.Walnut wood and brown leather upholstery.This sofa, still in production, is currently worth 19000 € in store.Measurements: 107 x 153 x 90 cm.The combination of simple, clean lines and expert craftsmanship are the trademarks of Børge Mogensen. The Kupé sofa is among his finest works, designed in the 1960s. Mogensen was one of the pioneers who created the basis for Danish design as a furniture design culture. His lifelong ambition was to create durable and useful furniture that would enrich people's daily lives, and he designed functional furniture for all parts of the home and society, such as the present example, the Kupé sofa. It is a sofa with a walnut wood frame, visible only at the legs, with a body entirely upholstered in brown leather in each of its modules and loose cushions.Børge Mogensen was one of the most prominent representatives of the generation of designers who gave birth to the Danish design concept, now known worldwide. He began his career as a cabinetmaker in 1934, and two years later began his studies at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts, where he was taught by Kaare Klint. He then entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, graduating as an architect in 1942. That same year he began working as design director for FDB, finally setting up on his own in 1950. Functional is the word that best describes Mogensen's design; most of his creations were conceived for industrial production, and are characterized by solid, simple lines, studied almost scientifically to be as functional as possible. Among his many awards is the Honorary Royal Designer for Industry (London, 1972).
Lot 56
A Royal Crown Derby bone china teapot designed by Salvador Dali, circa 1939, the body painted in enamels with a design depicting pink gloved hands and trailing foliage against a dark blue ground, with gilt highlights, the cover with oval finial, printed factory marks, 'ROYAL CROWN DERBY' and 'MADE IN ENGLAND', date code 'II' for 1939.Notes: the original teapot from which this is copied is held in the V&A Collections; it was part of a unique tea service commissioned from Royal Crown Derby by the poet, artist and patron of Surrealism, Edward James, for his extraordinary Surrealist house Monkton. In 1936 Salvador Dali stayed with Edward James at his London home, where they developed a number of ideas for surrealist objects and furniture. In a previously unknown correspondence between Edward James and the decorating firm, Green and Abbott from 1938, the 'pink glove tea set' is mentioned in the same context as the famous torso chest of drawers, the lobster telephone and the Mae West Lips sofa, all of which are known to have been conceived by Dali. It is highly likely that Green & Abbott also adapted an original motif by Dali and supplied it to the manufactory for use on a standard porcelain service. [credit to collections.vam.ac.uk]
Lot 390
ANTON HENNING (GERMAN, B. 1964)2-Sitzerwood, steel, leather, foam186cm wide x 89cm deep x 65cm high on a wooden plinth 240wide x 135cm deep x 16cm highARRProvenanceHaunch of VenisonCondition reportBirch-veneered plinth has been chipped/bruised, front right corner; further minor scuffs to extreme corners. The laminated sofa frame is in good condition. The leather will benefit from a light clean but there are no rips or tears.
Lot 309
CASSIE HOWARD (BRITISH, 20TH/21ST CENTURY)Mahogany Sofa with Bluesigned, titled and dated '10/00' (on backboard)acrylic on gesso panel42.5 x 58cmARRProvenanceBlains, Bruton Street, LondonHaunch of VenisonCondition reportThe panel is sound and the surface clean; under glass and held in a box frame - ready to hang.
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