Iron sculpture by Esper - 1968 Chest of drawersThe commanding presence and rawness of this striking sculpture suggests that the artist took inspiration from Brutalist era sculptors, whose three dimensional forms would often celebrate the qualities and limits of the raw materials used. The sculptures surfaces bear a range of charcoal coloured tones, along with patina and patches of differing textures that suggest the artist is interested in exploring the tactile qualities of metal. The inclusion of
Vintage 'Moment' dining table with a lacquered grey metal frame and frosted glass surface
Tonally neutral ceramic table lamp with subtle glazing
Early production model 45 armchair in beech with newly woven seat/back in natural hemp and its original cane arms
Produced in the 1960s
was born in Arsuk in South Greenland
this piece balances both warmer and cooler tones
Dimensions: 105L x 37D x 35H cm
Cute three-legged stool with teak-tipped oak legs
The system is comprised of:
Danish produced frosted glass pendant with copper details
Matching set of six dining chairs with moulded teak ply back backs and beech frames
Spindle back rocking chair in black lacquered beech with padded seat newly reupholstered in thick-knit cotton and leather details