Jürg Bally adjustable coffee dining table Switzerland 1951

Really nice set of 4 Aluflex folding chairs designed by Armin Wirth and manufactured by Hans Zollinger Sohne in Switzerland in 1951. Known for their convenience these chairs are lightweight and have foldable seats allowing you to stack and store the four chairs in the space typically occupied by just one. Despite their transparent and light appearance they offer comfort and support just like regular dining chairs. Constructed with tubular aluminum frames and seats and backs made of painted birch plywood they not only look sleek but also provide a pleasant seating experience. Notably, three chairs have a painted FDB mark at the back. This was probably the previous place the were. Though the specific location remains unidentified. The ALUFLEX metal tag sits at the back of the frames. Super practical and colourful...

This rare ‘Pyramid’ table, designed by Wim Rietveld and produced by Ahrend de Cirkel in the Netherlands in 1960, is a striking example of minimalist and industrial design. With its V-shaped black metal frame and an original textured white Formica top, the table exudes timeless appeal. The slightly textured surface of the Formica adds a refined detail to its functional design, making it both practical and visually appealing. Rietveld’s ‘Pyramid’ table draws inspiration from Jean Prouvé’s Compass table...