Save the environment for 10x CO2
Did you know that the amount of energy and natural resources used to produce, pack and ship new furniture and lamps is 10 times higher than when refurbishing used furniture? What is today called ''retro or designer furniture'' has become this because it is made of solid materials and by very skilled craftsmen, it does not matter that the furniture/lamp has a timeless appearance! So a full restoration of older retro / designer furniture and lamps is important, so our children can have fresh air to breathe and a good world to live in.
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Reuse and sustainable purchase of furniture and lamps!
Upholstery of furniture
We reupholster cushions and upholstery for seats, We sew customized seat cushions/mattresses for Carnappers, daybeds etc. We have a large selection of leather and furniture fabrics, and are happy to help with material guidance for your furniture. Write to us: post@vintage-interior.com
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We restore furniture classics to new life through restoration with a careful review of the furniture, replacement of worn parts with original parts, such as shoes, seat/shock absorbers and upholstery/upholstery in our own workshop. In this durable way, you can extend the life of your timeless furniture classics by another 20 to 40 years.
PH5 The most iconic lamp the world has seen!
The lamps that do NOT lose value!
They become collector's items.....
We give lamp classics extended life through our restoration of the lamp, replacement of worn parts, always with original parts from the manufacturer, such as cord, socket, then they are painted with original paint at our own workshop in Denmark. In a sustainable way, you can extend another 20 to 40 years longer life of your timeless lamp classics.
Our customer Christian made a smart bench by the living room window out to the terrace, he drew a drawing, which he sent us! Not long after, he had the most beautiful sitting/lying place in leather in connection with the window and bay window...
WRITING TABLE SET, 830 silver, Silversmith K.Anderson Stockholm, 1893, length 27 cm, total weight approx. 420 g; "Proviens: From the Royal Swedish Life Guards NCO Corps 1894 SOLD to large farm in western Norway
Hand-carved jade elephant in Haitan Jade ca: 1810, which is considered the finest jade you can get, only kings, emperors and nobles had the money to buy this a couple of hundred years ago. This elephant, approx. 10 cm high and 15 cm long, was part of HRH Prince Henrik of Denmark's large jade collection, which was sold at auction after his death in 2018
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A pair of Baroque candlesticks (2 pcs) (830 silver, height approx. 18 cm, beautiful candlesticks Provenance: Djurgaarden, Villa Solbacka, Swedish Prince Bertil and his Princess Lillian.
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CLASSIC WHITE
PH5 Poul Henningsen Ceiling lamp Very pretty lamp, in a timeless design. The lamp's diameter is 50 cm and the height is 27½ cm. Newly restored in our workshop in Denmark, supplied with new fabric cord and new socket.
Bulb LED 75/100.W, as well as original PH roof canopy included
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DOVE BLUE BLANK ANNIVERSARY MODEL
PH5 Poul Henningsen Ceiling lamp Very pretty lamp, in a timeless design. The lamp's diameter is 50 cm and the height is 27½ cm. Newly restored in our workshop in Denmark, supplied with new fabric cord and new socket. Bulb LED 75/100.W, as well as original PH roof canopy included
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BLACK EDITION / BLACK SATIN
PH5 Poul Henningsen Ceiling lamp Very pretty lamp, in a timeless design. The lamp's diameter is 50 cm and the height is 27½ cm. Newly restored in our workshop in Denmark, supplied with new fabric cord and new socket. Bulb LED 75/100.W, as well as original PH roof canopy included
PH Snowball
designed by Poul Henningsen and produced by Louis Poulsen AS Ø 40 cm Height 39 cm. Screen in aluminium, frame in high-gloss chrome-plated cast aluminium. PH designed the PH Snowball in 1958, where it was exhibited together with PH 5 at the Art and Industry Museum. However, the PH Snowball received no attention on this occasion and was only relaunched and produced from 1983.
PH 4½ - 4 WHITE OPAL GLASS
PH4½-4 Glass pendant lamp Ø 45 cm is designed according to the principle of a reflective multiscreen system which is based on a logarithmic spiral, where the focal point of the light is located in the middle of the spiral. The mouth-blown, three-layer opal glass, which is glossy on the outside and matt on the inside, emits a soft and diffused light.
Available in several sizes from small pendants PH2/1 on Ø approx. 20cm PH3/2 on Ø approx. 29 cm
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WHITE STANDARD
PH4 Poul Henningsen for Louis Poulsen Pendel Great lamp, in a timeless design. The lamp has a diameter of 40 cm and a height of 22½ cm Newly restored in our workshop in Denmark, delivered with a new 2½ m fabric cord and new socket. PH4 Top front mirror bulb LED 60.W, as well as original PH roof canopy included
Glimpse from the Antiquities page!
''HARDANGERFJORD''
August Jacobsen (born 9 September 1868 in Stavanger, died 28 January 1955 in the same place) was a Norwegian painter, mainly with landscape paintings and portraits. Jacobsen often traveled abroad, to Germany, southern France, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands. The National Gallery in Norway has four oil paintings by August Jacobsen. After the exhibition in Copenhagen in 1906, two pictures by Jacobsen were purchased for the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen
John Charlton (1849–1917) Young Lady on Horseback
Young lady on horseback, in background parforce chase with riders and dogs by John Charlton (1849–1917) Water color and lead. Sign John Charlton. Approx. 1910. In contemporary dark stained oak frame with label from T.J Courtney Fine Art Dealer 277a Westgate Road, New Castle- upon Tyne. 57 x 40 cm.
A painting similar to this painting, by the same artist, was valued at £ 20,000 to £ 40,000 by the auction house Christies at auction, the picture sold for £ 30,000
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Martine, sent me this picture of her pleasant and beautiful dining room, with newly purchased restored chairs in Walnut colored leather from us and likewise a PH Snowball also from us. Nicely put together, '' I just wonder when I'll be invited? ''
Antique, rare, well-preserved office chair from 1890 / 1910 in stained beech, four-jointed legs, tiltable backrest, additionally adjustable, additionally adjustable seat. Adjustable seat height: 46 cm up to 66 cm Everything works and is in order, the chair has a patina, but a chair that is well over 100 years old must have... The chair is very beautiful and extremely rare.
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Adventurous salt shakers shaped like Swans, with wings, neck and head in pure sterling silver 925, an experience on the dining table
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''THE CROWD''
Georg Anton Rasmussen was born in Stavanger in 1842, but became a pupil of the German painter, Oswald Achenbach (1827-1905) in Düsseldorf. More by G.A. Rasmussen's German motifs therefore originate from the Düsseldorf area, but also from Berlin, to which he moved in 1899. His landscape paintings were very popular, with Georg Anton Rasmussen's color vision was more vigorous and personal than usual in contemporary Germany. Here there was also a demand for the Norwegian nature scenes and fjord scenes, of which he eventually became a master, and for which he is still very well known. Despite the fact that G.A. Rasmussen gradually became a Norwegian-German personality, he did not forget Norway. He painted several Norwegian motifs in memory, but many were also performed during holidays in the country of his birth. Among several artists, he was a well-known guest at the Hotel Stalheim, north of Oslo. Georg Anton Rasmussen made use of modern tourism and hospitality here, and painted local motifs that could easily be sold to hotel guests.
Georg Anton Rasmussen died in 1914 in Berlin.
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