Rare Mobile by Anni and Bent Knudsen, 1973

Can’t take my eyes of these beauties. Made in Denmark in 1950s and represents the late Stilnovo era. Ball shaped opaline glass decorated with black stripes attached on brass base...

Playful, Space Age and super rare collectors piece by Nanna Ditzel for OD Møbler / Domus Danica 1969. Light high glossy blue fibre glass designed chair for use indoor or outdoor. ...

Seven different danish furniture companies went into a collaboration - Domus Danica - in a very short period in the start of 1970. Tue Poulsen who was a well respected danish ceramist was given an assignment to come up with a line of modern furnitures which should be produced in fiberglass. Tue Poulsen made a serie of fiberglass furnitures for the danish fair at Bella Center in Copenhagen and the serie consisted of a loungechair, a double loungechair, a chaiselongue, a sofa and a table. They were the eye-catchers of the fair and several of Tue Poulsen collegues mocked him with the space design he had created because at that time fiberglass was not a frowned material. This double lounge chair...

Finding something like this beautiful Bornholm pendant is extremely rare but finding two is out of this world. These large ceiling lights were des...

Continuing her exploration into the subtleties of light, Deborah Ehrlich’s Mobile poetically reflects and projects its environment. Constructed from a linear series of suspended, translucent panels...

Mobile Sculpture by Mélissa Mariller Dimensions: Ø 50 x H 250 cm. Materials: Glass and steel. This mobile is a sculpture composed of a steel centerpiece and 12 glass parts, designed...

This fanciful mobile is pure delight. Festooned with birds, flowers and leaves, this by Chilean artist Cesar Vasquez reminds us of why Alexander Girard w...

Very rare mobile by Ib Geertsen, (1919-2009). Produced by the artist in Denmark.