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Bauhaus Modernism style desk from the KADEMO furniture edition with a tubular steel frame and honey-toned beechwood surfaces. The desk features clearly proportioned drawers with cylindrical handles and reflects the functional design language of early 1930s modernism.
desk in the style of Bauhaus Modernism – tubular steel & honey-toned beechwood
Large 1930s showcase counter in black-stained wood with chrome-plated steel and glass elements, front display area with adjustable shelves, four pull-out trays on top and 20 drawers on the rear side, photographed indoors.
large showcase counter in the style of German Modernism — 20 drawers, steel & glass (1930s)
1930s Streamline Modernism floor lamp made of chrome-plated brass with a spherical opal glass shade, photographed in profile against a soft grey setting.
Streamline Modernism floor lamp – chrome & opal glass, 1930s
Antonín Kybal rug from the 1930s in constructivist Czechoslovak avant-garde style with black and red geometric linear fields, machine-woven wool, 392 × 248 cm.
Antonín Kybal rug, constructivist textile art of the Czechoslovak Avant-Garde, ca. 1935
A highly expressive Bauhaus wardrobe from the early 1930s, designed by John Hagemann and produced under license by Hynek Gottwald, featuring yellow and blue painted surfaces and a tubular steel frame.
original 1930s tubular steel wardrobe by John Hagemann in two Bauhaus colours.
Front view of the original B290 cabinet designed by Bruno Weill for Thonet-Paris, ca. 1930, featuring a tubular steel frame, two-tone lacquered wooden corpus, drawers, shelving elements and large Bauhaus-style cylindrical handles.
cabinet model B290 – Bruno Weill (BeWe) for Thonet-Paris, 1930s
Early 1930s cantilever chair model H164 by Jindřich Halabala, produced by UP závody Brno. Chromed tubular steel frame with solid wood armrests and original Eisengarn upholstery in museum-grade condition.
Halabala h-164 cantilever chair, eisengarn, bauhaus-modernism-1930s

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