Philippe Neerman Furniture

Dining table designed by Johannes Andersen and manufactured by Uldum Møbelfabrik in the 1960s. Crafted in teak, the table features an extension mechanism that allows the tabletop to ...

A very rare matched pair of 1920s Art Deco counters and a high cabinet by the renowned Belgian firm De Coene. T hese pieces exemplify the atelier’s mastery of modernist elegance, refined craftsmanship, and architectural form. Their elongated silhouettes, rounded corners, and interplay of oak veneer with glass panels capture the confident, streamlined aesthetic that defined De Coene’s early work. Both counters and cabinet have been professionally refinished, revealing the full depth and warmth of the oak veneer while preserving the integrity of the original design. The façades feature a rhythmic arrangement of horizontal and vertical elements, giving each piece a sculptural presence. Glass-fronted sections introduce a sense of transparency and lightness, balancing the solidity of the wood and enhancing their display potential. The interiors offer generous storage and organizational possibilities, reflecting De Coene’s commitment to functional sophistication. Every curve, joint, and surface speaks to the atelier’s meticulous attention to detail and its reputation as one of Belgium’s most influential furniture manufacturers of the early 20th century. Originally intended for refined commercial or domestic settings; boutiques, reception areas, or private offices, these counters now serve beautifully as bars, media consoles, display units, or statement anchors in contemporary interiors. Their scale, symmetry, and material richness make them especially compelling when used together. A distinguished and exceptionally rare pair of De Coene Art Deco...

De Coene; cabinet; Credenza; sideboard; black stained oak; Belgium; Belgian design; 1970s; Art Deco; Brutalist; Drawers; Shelves; Geometric; Diamond Pattern; A brutalist De Coene ...

A rare and exceptional extra-large credenza designed by Gordon Bunshaft and crafted by De Coene Frères for the Lambert Bank in Belgium, circa 1960. This monumental piece exemplifies ...

A splendid large oak haberdashery shop counter from a department store in Northern France. The generous single plank top exhibits excellent colour and grain throughout with a hollow...

This rosewood dining table, designed by Arne Vodder in the 1960s, is a remarkable example of Danish furniture design from this era. The warm colors and beautiful patterns of the rose...

An exceptional Mid-Century Modern black lacquered three-drawer dresser chest By Florence Knoll for Knoll Associates USA, Circa 1970s Black lacquered walnut, with original ch...

A substantial and beautifully patinated Belgian pitch pine cabinet originally used in a commercial bakery setting. This impressive piece features a broad case with generous display s...

This rosewood dining table was designed by Oman Junior and dates from the 1960s. The table is a brilliant example of Danish furniture design from that time, with its beautiful wood a...

A stealth bomber-like sleek square book-matched ribbon mahogany veneer top dining table over four sharply angled polished cast aluminum legs, each having the signature and manufacturer's mark: Aleph by Starck. Designed by Philippe Starck in 1987 for Aleph France: a division of Driade, from the limited series Lang...

Belgian Brutalist workshop, extended sideboard, solid oak, Belgium, 1950s. At two hundred and seventy-nine centimetres across and eighty-nine centimetres high, this sideboard belong...

This rosewood dining table is an example of the fine craftsmanship of Oman Junior, a renowned Danish furniture manufacturer active in the 1960s. The warm tones and beautiful veins of...