Cees Braakman Cees Braakman (1917-1995)
Birch veneer cabinet with open compartme…

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Cees Braakman

Cees Braakman (1917-1995) Birch veneer cabinet with open compartment and flap, standing on loop legs, design Cees Braakman, executed by UMS Pastoe, model 'BB03' from the birch series, marked on the back, 134.5 cm high, 88 cm wide and 32 cm deep

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Cees Braakman

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Estim. 70 - 210 EUR

Two Dutch side tables (office tables) by Cees Braakman. Model Pastoe. Made of mahogany with metal. Dimensions: 28 x 44 x 38 cm / 46 x 65 x 40 cm. In good condition.

Biedermeier cabinet, German around 1830, so-called Blender, in secretary form, birch veneer on softwood, single-door, coffered, with Schinkel pediment in front, minor veneer damage, partly replaced veneer pieces, stress cracks, signs of age, h: 159 cm, w: 110 cm, d: 55 cm. 4501-008

Cees Braakman (1917-1995) for Pastoe. Set of 5 armless chairs model Japanese SA070, 1960s Minimalist design and sense of proportion for these chairs with oak wood structure and seat and back upholstered in original leather. A year before assuming the direction of the Pastoe brand, Braakman visited the United States to learn about manufacturing techniques and processes and there he discovered the designs of Charles and Ray Eames with which he fell in love. After this visit he designed the Japanese series, and convinced the company to use a production method for this furniture similar to that of the Americans. Braakman remained with the company for 30 years and his pieces for Pastoe shaped what is known today as Dutch Modernism. Measurements: 53.34 x 49.5 x 43 cm

Starting price 65 EUR

Cees Braackman (1917-1995) / Pastoe: Coffee table circa 1960, rectangular top in light grey laminated wood fixed on 4 tubular legs in nickel-plated steel, H: 40, L: 150, W: 45 cm

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