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Form & Function: Swiss Design, 1930s-1950s
A closer look at six Swiss pieces from the collection: a Willy Guhl shelving unit, a Fred Ruf daybed for Wohnbedarf, a 1950s Embru utility table, and modernist lighting by BAG Turgi and Alfred Müller. Come see them in person at our Chatham gallery.
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[Item No. 19-F0019]
We do not often think of the Swiss designer Willy Guhl outside of the spectrum of fiber concrete planters for the Swiss manufacturer Eternit. However, another major Swiss company which Guhl worked with was the Zurich based interior/ exterior architectural fitting manufacturer, Aweso AG.
The system on offer here boasts an integrated desk with adjustable shelves. We have presented the system to fit this particular space though it can be adjusted for the function of the room.
The system as shown measures 10 feet wide, 8 feet high.
W.120 in.
D.8.5 in.
H.96 in
[Item No. 23-F0007]
Stylish daybed with adjustable headrest of painted wood with Sycamore ends.
Sold as is. Very good original condition.
L. 75 in
W. 35.75 in
H. 9.75 in
[Item No. 24-W0016]
A fine modernist wall lamp from Bag Turgi, Switzerland 1930s. Original double cased curved glass, brass structure.
H. 14 in
W. 2.5 in
D. 2.5 in