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Tubular steel daybed couch by Hynek Gottwald, Czechoslovakia 1930s, chromed tubular steel frame on high-gloss lacquered wooden sled bases with red upholstery.
tubular steel daybed / couch by Hynek Gottwald – Czechoslovakia, 1930s
Original B9 nesting tables by Marcel Breuer from the 1930s, produced by Thonet-Frankenberg. Set of three with chromed tubular steel frames and black lacquered tabletops in museum-quality condition.
B9 nesting tables by Marcel Breuer – Thonet-Frankenberg, 1930s Bauhaus design
Bauhaus dining table with loop-leg frame made of chromed tubular steel and a veneered wood panel, custom-made, inspired by International Style interiors of the 1930s.
bauhaus dining table in 1930s Style
Original Nomos Table by Sir Norman Foster for Tecno featuring a glass top and a technically articulated metal frame. Architectural table design with visible structure, precision joints, and a light yet robust construction.
Tecno Nomos table by Norman Foster
Art Deco umbrella stand from the 1930s made of chromed tubular steel with coloured wooden ball details, photographed in a minimalist interior setting.
Art Deco umbrella stand – tubular steel, 1930s
Restored Bauhaus tubular steel desk with nickel-plated frame, black lacquered carpenter-built panels and cylindrical drawer handles, compact functional design.
Bauhaus tubular-steel desk in black
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

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Bauhaus swivel chair from the 1930s with tubular steel frame, curved beechwood seat and backrest, heavy iron base with rubber edge; fully functional and conservation-restored.
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Tubular steel daybed by Franz Singer, circa 1930, with folding mechanism. Chrome-plated tubular steel frame and newly upholstered cushions in oxblood red leather.
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