Metz And Co

Rare first edition coffee table designed by Elmar Berkovich, circa 1930. Manufactured by Metz and Co. (Netherlands). Painted wood tubular legs, wood shelve and thick glass top.

Please note that these chairs are priced and sold individually. Literature; Metz and Co, Amsteerdam & Den Haag, 010 Publishers, page 163.

Coffee table designed by Elmar Berkovich, circa 1930. Manufactured by Metz and Co. (Netherlands). Tubular legs, wood shelve and thick glass top.

Metz & Co bar cart features a pale gray enameled tubular metal frame on four 360-degree swivel casters.

Design by Willem Penaat for Metz & Co. Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s.

Design by Willem Penaat for Metz & Co. Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s Solid oak with original black lacquered decorative oak handles.

Design by Willem Penaat for Metz & Co. Amsterdam. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s.

A. Dolleman for Metz & Co., pair of armchairs, suede brass, the Netherlands, 1960 This rare pair of modernist lounge chairs embodies a unique, appealing design.

Stunning midcentury dresser made by JL Metz Company. Featuring weathered cherry wood with accenting burl front drawers, inset travertine top and patina brass stretchers. Please conf...

This striking low lounge or slipper chair was designed by Willem Penaat and manufactured by Metz & Co in Amsterdam in 1935. The modernist design is marked by the angled backrest and ...

Introducing a stunning vintage burl wood dresser from J.L. Metz Furniture, crafted in the United States during the iconic 1960s. This exquisite piece is not just a storage solution, ...

transfer-print on paper, string shopping bag for Metz & Co .12 h × 5 w in The Netherlands, c. 1935.

Set of two original Metz & Co packaging bags designed by Bart van der Leck for Metz & Co, Amsterdam and The Hague, circa 1935.

A powerful yet refined statement piece, it embodies Rietveld’s radical vision and Metz & Co.’s commitment to avant-garde design and craftsmanship.

Mid Century Modern Dresser, West Michigan Furniture Co. Ebony, Walnut, Metz One part of a stunning bedroom set.

Mid Century Modern Nightstand, End Table, West Michigan Furniture Co. Ebony, Walnut, Metz One part of a stunning bedroom set.

Nice and rare high kids chair designed by Gunnar Daan for his own children in 1966 when Metz & Co took it in production afterwards. The chair is made of birch plywood and due to seve...

This set high quality Dining chairs is made out of French Walnut wood and cast brass mounted medaillion ornaments and brand new Black Upholstered Top Grain Cow Leather seats. The cha...

Literature; Metz & Co Amsterdam Den Haag, page 161.

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

Utrecht Lounge Chairs designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld and manufactured by Metz & Co in The Netherlands 1960. These two exceptional and historically important lounge chairs mark a...

Commissioned and executed by Metz & Co, the wooden frame of this set was crafted by Gerard van de Groenekan, Rietveld’s trusted carpenter.

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

Magnificent and rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School magazine rack. Design by Paul Bromberg. Striking Dutch design from the 1920s. Original veneered walnut plywood base with original sol...

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name 'weekend furniture'.

Produced in limited numbers, his furniture has become increasingly appreciated by collectors of twentieth-century Dutch design. About Metz & Co. Founded in Amsterdam in 1740, Metz &...

Modernist massive wenge dining table from the 1960s, retailed by the dutch exclusive department store metz & co. very intelligent and minimalistic design - easy to disassemble to sto...

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name 'weekend furniture'.

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

Burl Wood Panel Brass Birch 7 Drawer Mid Century Modern High Boy Dresser MINT!

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’

After producing them in his own name for a while, the crate furniture was sold by Metz and Co. under the name ‘weekend furniture.’