Unique Bog Oak Table by Terence Conran
While the legs of this table are silverplated steel and were make in 2016 by Benchmark, the top is solid oak salvage from a bog in Norfolk, U.K. The wood has been carbon dated and is appximately 4,200 years old.
Lot 339A. Estimate: £20,000-30,000
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Spun Chair by Thomas Heatherwick
Made of solid polished copper with leather accents, this Spun Chair is number 19 of the 35-piece edition. Design Museum founder Terence Conran has been a patron of Heatherwick's since he was just a design student.
Lot 316. Estimate: £20,000-30,000
Made of solid polished copper with leather accents, this Spun Chair is number 19 of the 35-piece edition. Design Museum founder Terence Conran has been a patron of Heatherwick's since he was just a design student.
Lot 316. Estimate: £20,000-30,000
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Unique Superloon Lamp by Jasper Morrison for Flos
The lamp stands over 6.5 feet tall and is made by Flos in Bovezzo, Italy. This unique edition of one is gold gilt plated aluminum, a departure from the usual silver-toned models.
Lot 337. Estimate: £7,000-9,000
The lamp stands over 6.5 feet tall and is made by Flos in Bovezzo, Italy. This unique edition of one is gold gilt plated aluminum, a departure from the usual silver-toned models.
Lot 337. Estimate: £7,000-9,000
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Primitive Table by Studio Nucelo
Piergiorgio Robino and Stefania Fersini created this long table in 2009 from a combination of cardboard, fibreglass, and polyester resin. This is the artist's proof for a one-piece production.
Lot 315. Estimate: £30,000-50,000
Piergiorgio Robino and Stefania Fersini created this long table in 2009 from a combination of cardboard, fibreglass, and polyester resin. This is the artist's proof for a one-piece production.
Lot 315. Estimate: £30,000-50,000
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Tea and Coffee Service by Marc Newson for Georg Jensen
The traditional tea and coffee service comprises a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and tray, in silver, rattan, and maple wood. Newson's work has been exhibited at the Design Museum multiple times dating back to 2000.
Lot 313. Estimate: £70,000-90,000
The traditional tea and coffee service comprises a teapot, coffee pot, creamer, sugar bowl, and tray, in silver, rattan, and maple wood. Newson's work has been exhibited at the Design Museum multiple times dating back to 2000.
Lot 313. Estimate: £70,000-90,000
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Cabbage Chair by Nendo
Of the 40 Cabbage Chairs produced, only 10 were made in this all-black colorway (there are also 16 white and 14 mixed chairs). This chair was first exhibited in 2009 at Friedman Benda in New York.
Lot 318. Estimate: £10,000-15,000
Of the 40 Cabbage Chairs produced, only 10 were made in this all-black colorway (there are also 16 white and 14 mixed chairs). This chair was first exhibited in 2009 at Friedman Benda in New York.
Lot 318. Estimate: £10,000-15,000
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London Papardelle Chair by Ron Arad
This stainless steel chair was made in London by One Off Ltd. in 1992 and is one of only eight produced (five numbered production pieces and three artist's proofs). This chair is number one of five.
Lot 307. Estimate: £70,000-90,000
This stainless steel chair was made in London by One Off Ltd. in 1992 and is one of only eight produced (five numbered production pieces and three artist's proofs). This chair is number one of five.
Lot 307. Estimate: £70,000-90,000
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Unique iPad Pro, Smart Cover, and Pencil by Apple Inc.
Instead of the usual muted shades, this iPad and its accessories are rendered in bright primary colors that you can't find at the Apple Store. The back of the iPad is engraved with "Edition 1 of 1."
Lot 303. Estimate: £10,000-15,000
Instead of the usual muted shades, this iPad and its accessories are rendered in bright primary colors that you can't find at the Apple Store. The back of the iPad is engraved with "Edition 1 of 1."
Lot 303. Estimate: £10,000-15,000
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Bianco Covelano Low Tables by Zaha Hadid
This trio of tables by Zaha Hadid date to 2013 and recall some of her most famous buildings. Furthering the story, The Zaha Hadid Foundation is taking over the Design Museum's current Shad Thames building in London.
Lot 309. Estimate: £80,000-120,000
This trio of tables by Zaha Hadid date to 2013 and recall some of her most famous buildings. Furthering the story, The Zaha Hadid Foundation is taking over the Design Museum's current Shad Thames building in London.
Lot 309. Estimate: £80,000-120,000
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