20th Century Design

Two mid-20th century screenprinted cotton curtains, designed by John Piper, 'Figures from a Cretan Seal', circa 1956, published by David Whitehead Ltd, Lancashire, both formed from two joined panels, 150cm x 216cm and 136cm x 220cm.

A mid-20th century screenprinted cotton rectangular panel, designed by John Piper, 'Figures from a Cretan Seal', circa 1956, published by David Whitehead Ltd, Lancashire, 115cm x 50cm, together with a small group of matching offcuts and fragments.

A mid-20th century Terence Conran coffee table, the Formica top with a printed scene of London architecture designed by John Piper, raised on black coated metal legs united by an undertier, height 35cm, length 114cm, depth 37.5cm.

A mid-20th century teak framed coffee table, possibly retailed by Heals, the top inset with Malkin Johnson ceramic tiles, height 40cm, length 69cm, together with another similar ash framed coffee table, height 39cm, length 113cm (two tiles cracked, one chipped).

A mid-20th century teak side cabinet by Gordon Russell Limited, probably designed by David Booth and Judith Ledeboer, the two drawers and doors routed with curvilinear interlocking forms, raised on square tapering legs, bearing maker's label to reverse, height 114cm, width 122cm, depth 43cm.

A pair of mid-20th century rosewood framed and black leather armchairs, in the manner of Finn Juhl, possibly made by France & Son, height 82cm, width 71cm. Note: this lot is offered with the appropriate CITES Article 10 certificate, No. 564712/01.

A mid-20th century Danish teak framed curved rectangular wall mirror, the reverse marked 'Made in Denmark', 111cm x 55cm.

A mid-20th century Swedish brown leather revolving easy armchair and matching footstool by Gote Mobler, raised on simulated rosewood cast metal bases, bearing labels to undersides, chair height 96cm, width 75cm.

A Le Klint model 332 wooden telescopic wall light, designed by Erik Hansen, the original white plastic shade supported on a scissor-action extending arm, height of wall bracket, 51cm.

A set of mid-20th century copper tea glasses by Sigg, Switzerland, the six pierced copper holders fitted with glass liners (one glass missing), together with a matching rectangular tray, length of tray 33.5cm.

A late 20th century maple and ebony banded wall shelf of angular form by Guy Mallinson, width 110cm. Note: Guy Mallinson was a student at John Makepiece's Parnham College and is now a renowned furniture designer running the Guy Mallinson Woodland Workshop.

A modern demi-lune side table, inlaid in red, yellow, black and green stained woods, raised on square tapering legs, height 80cm, width 85cm