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  • D 40' slide projector, 1961
    Estimate
    EUR€200 - EUR€300 $217.39 - $326.09
    Lot 145

    D 40' slide projector, 1961

    Est.
    EUR€200 - EUR€300 $217.39 - $326.09
  • SK 25' radio, 1961
    Estimate
    EUR€200 - EUR€300 $217.39 - $326.09
    Lot 146

    SK 25' radio, 1961

    Est.
    EUR€200 - EUR€300 $217.39 - $326.09
  • T-1000'  radio, 1963
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 147

    T-1000' radio, 1963

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • FS 1010' TV set, 1969
    Estimate
    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $326.09 - $434.78
    Lot 148

    FS 1010' TV set, 1969

    Est.
    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $326.09 - $434.78
  • HL-70' table fan, 1971
    Estimate
    EUR€100 - EUR€150 $108.70 - $163.04
    Lot 149

    HL-70' table fan, 1971

    Est.
    EUR€100 - EUR€150 $108.70 - $163.04
  • Atelier Last Edition' book, 1991
    Estimate
    EUR€100 - EUR€150 $108.70 - $163.04
    Lot 150

    Atelier Last Edition' book, 1991

    Est.
    EUR€100 - EUR€150 $108.70 - $163.04
  • Shelf, 1960
    Estimate
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
    Lot 151

    Shelf, 1960

    Est.
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
  • Vase, c. 1960
    Estimate
    EUR€120 - EUR€150 $130.43 - $163.04
    Lot 152

    Vase, c. 1960

    Est.
    EUR€120 - EUR€150 $130.43 - $163.04
  • Writing desk, c. 1960
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
    Lot 153

    Writing desk, c. 1960

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
  • Armchair, c. 1960
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 154

    Armchair, c. 1960

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • Vase, c. 1960
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 155

    Vase, c. 1960

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • Three tall vases, 1960s
    Estimate
    EUR€220 - EUR€300 $239.13 - $326.09
    Lot 156

    Three tall vases, 1960s

    Est.
    EUR€220 - EUR€300 $239.13 - $326.09
  • Three nesting tables, 1960s
    Estimate
    EUR€1,800 - EUR€2,000 $1,956.52 - $2,173.91
    Lot 157

    Three nesting tables, 1960s

    Est.
    EUR€1,800 - EUR€2,000 $1,956.52 - $2,173.91
  • Two '4309' pendant lights, 1960s
    Estimate
    EUR€3,000 - EUR€3,500 $3,260.87 - $3,804.35
    Lot 158

    Two '4309' pendant lights, 1960s

    Est.
    EUR€3,000 - EUR€3,500 $3,260.87 - $3,804.35
  • Tall vase, 1960s
    Estimate
    EUR€800 - EUR€900 $869.57 - $978.26
    Lot 159

    Tall vase, 1960s

    Est.
    EUR€800 - EUR€900 $869.57 - $978.26
  • Vase, 1960/70s
    Estimate
    EUR€380 - EUR€420 $413.04 - $456.52
    Lot 160

    Vase, 1960/70s

    Est.
    EUR€380 - EUR€420 $413.04 - $456.52
  • Candlestick, c. 1961
    Estimate
    EUR€700 - EUR€800 $760.87 - $869.57
    Lot 161

    Candlestick, c. 1961

    Est.
    EUR€700 - EUR€800 $760.87 - $869.57
  • Two 'Joker' easy chairs, c. 1966
    Estimate
    EUR€3,000 - EUR€3,500 $3,260.87 - $3,804.35
    Lot 162

    Two 'Joker' easy chairs, c. 1966

    Est.
    EUR€3,000 - EUR€3,500 $3,260.87 - $3,804.35
  • Five 'Beatles' posters, 1967
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,000 $978.26 - $1,086.96
    Lot 163

    Five 'Beatles' posters, 1967

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,000 $978.26 - $1,086.96
  • Unicum floor lamp, 1967
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
    Lot 164

    Unicum floor lamp, 1967

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
  • Unicum Prototype 'Floris' chair, 1967/1990
    Estimate
    EUR€5,000 - EUR€6,000 $5,434.78 - $6,521.74
    Lot 165

    Unicum Prototype 'Floris' chair, 1967/1990

    Est.
    EUR€5,000 - EUR€6,000 $5,434.78 - $6,521.74
  • E 11' wicker chair, 1967/68
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 166

    E 11' wicker chair, 1967/68

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • 6600366' wall clock, 1968
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 167

    6600366' wall clock, 1968

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • SE 12' easy chair with 'SE 120' ottoman, 1969
    Estimate
    EUR€2,000 - EUR€2,500 $2,173.91 - $2,717.39
    Lot 168

    SE 12' easy chair with 'SE 120' ottoman, 1969

    Est.
    EUR€2,000 - EUR€2,500 $2,173.91 - $2,717.39
  • Floor lamp, 1970
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 169

    Floor lamp, 1970

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • Sadima' lounge chair, c. 1970
    Estimate
    EUR€4,000 - EUR€5,000 $4,347.83 - $5,434.78
    Lot 170

    Sadima' lounge chair, c. 1970

    Est.
    EUR€4,000 - EUR€5,000 $4,347.83 - $5,434.78
  • Ceiling light, c. 1970
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
    Lot 171

    Ceiling light, c. 1970

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
  • Pendant light, 1970s
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
    Lot 172

    Pendant light, 1970s

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
  • Toy elephant, 1970s
    Estimate
    EUR€600 - EUR€700 $652.17 - $760.87
    Lot 173

    Toy elephant, 1970s

    Est.
    EUR€600 - EUR€700 $652.17 - $760.87
  • Olympia Waldi' in original packing, c. 1971
    Estimate
    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $326.09 - $434.78
    Lot 174

    Olympia Waldi' in original packing, c. 1971

    Est.
    EUR€300 - EUR€400 $326.09 - $434.78
  • Serpentina' lounge chair, 1976
    Estimate
    EUR€800 - EUR€1,200 $869.57 - $1,304.35
    Lot 175

    Serpentina' lounge chair, 1976

    Est.
    EUR€800 - EUR€1,200 $869.57 - $1,304.35
  • 10th Armican Folk Blues Festival' poster, 1972
    Estimate
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
    Lot 176

    10th Armican Folk Blues Festival' poster, 1972

    Est.
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
  • Oskar Peterson Trio' poster, 1965
    Estimate
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
    Lot 177

    Oskar Peterson Trio' poster, 1965

    Est.
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
  • Miles Davis Group in Concert' poster, 1971
    Estimate
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
    Lot 178

    Miles Davis Group in Concert' poster, 1971

    Est.
    EUR€350 - EUR€400 $380.43 - $434.78
  • Jazz Festival Frankfurt' poster, 1978
    Estimate
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
    Lot 179

    Jazz Festival Frankfurt' poster, 1978

    Est.
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
  • Small 'Markierungen' object, 1986
    Estimate
    EUR€250 - EUR€300 $271.74 - $326.09
    Lot 180

    Small 'Markierungen' object, 1986

    Est.
    EUR€250 - EUR€300 $271.74 - $326.09
  • Large 'African' bowl, 1991
    Estimate
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
    Lot 181

    Large 'African' bowl, 1991

    Est.
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
  • Large unicum 'Medusa' bowl, 1994
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 182

    Large unicum 'Medusa' bowl, 1994

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • Tall 'Markierungen' object, 1996
    Estimate
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
    Lot 183

    Tall 'Markierungen' object, 1996

    Est.
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
  • Tall unicum 'Thron' object, c. 1999
    Estimate
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
    Lot 184

    Tall unicum 'Thron' object, c. 1999

    Est.
    EUR€500 - EUR€600 $543.48 - $652.17
  • Stand-By' shelf, 1980s
    Estimate
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
    Lot 185

    Stand-By' shelf, 1980s

    Est.
    EUR€400 - EUR€500 $434.78 - $543.48
  • Three 'Le tre streghe' pendant lights, 1981
    Estimate
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
    Lot 186

    Three 'Le tre streghe' pendant lights, 1981

    Est.
    EUR€900 - EUR€1,200 $978.26 - $1,304.35
  • Verspanntes Regal', 1982
    Estimate
    EUR€1,500 - EUR€1,800 $1,630.43 - $1,956.52
    Lot 187

    Verspanntes Regal', 1982

    Est.
    EUR€1,500 - EUR€1,800 $1,630.43 - $1,956.52
  • Swing' table and two chairs, c. 1982
    Estimate
    EUR€800 - EUR€900 $869.57 - $978.26
    Lot 188

    Swing' table and two chairs, c. 1982

    Est.
    EUR€800 - EUR€900 $869.57 - $978.26
  • Two 'Ilios' floor lamps, 1983
    Estimate
    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,500 $1,304.35 - $1,630.43
    Lot 189

    Two 'Ilios' floor lamps, 1983

    Est.
    EUR€1,200 - EUR€1,500 $1,304.35 - $1,630.43
  • Tubo 01' floor lamp, 1984
    Estimate
    EUR€600 - EUR€700 $652.17 - $760.87
    Lot 190

    Tubo 01' floor lamp, 1984

    Est.
    EUR€600 - EUR€700 $652.17 - $760.87
  • Schleudersitz' easy chair, 1984/85
    Estimate
    EUR€3,500 - EUR€4,000 $3,804.35 - $4,347.83
    Lot 191

    Schleudersitz' easy chair, 1984/85

    Est.
    EUR€3,500 - EUR€4,000 $3,804.35 - $4,347.83
  • Ceiling light, c. 1984
    Estimate
    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $652.17 - $869.57
    Lot 192

    Ceiling light, c. 1984

    Est.
    EUR€600 - EUR€800 $652.17 - $869.57

Auction Description

Made in Germany by Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH
A very fine selection of German Design from the 20th and the beginning of the 21st Century featuring items by Henry Van De Velde, Peter Behrens, Richard Riemerschmid, Bruno Paul, Rudolf Steiner, Gerhard Marcks, Marcel Breuer, Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, Paul Haustein, Marianne Brandt, Christian Dell, Hayno Fokken, Jan Bontjes Van Beek, Trude Petri, Erich Diekmann, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Otl Aicher, Egon Eiermann, Hans Brockhage, Max Bill, Philip Rosenthal, Dieter Rams, Hedwig Bollhagen, Richard Avedon, Günther Beltzig, Luigi Colani, Jan Roth, Konstantin Grcic, Richard Klingshirn. Read more
Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH
Munich
Germany

k.konietzko@quittenbaum.de

Phone:+4989273702110

Buyer’s Premium

Start Premium (%)
EUR€0 29.50

Bid Increments

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EUR€100 EUR€10
EUR€300 EUR€50
EUR€1,000 EUR€100
EUR€3,000 EUR€500
EUR€20,000 EUR€1,000
EUR€40,000 EUR€2,000
EUR€50,000 EUR€5,000
EUR€100,000 EUR€10,000
EUR€200,000 EUR€20,000

Shipping Info

The buyer will receive a shipping form together with the invoice where he is requested to state if he is picking up the items himself, is employing a shipper of his own, or wishes to have the items shipped by M2Logistik. M2Logistik is our specialist art shipper partner. The form can be returned to us by e-mail, fax or post and can be found here: Shipping form PDF or you can use our Online shipping form If the buyer indicates that he would like to use M2Logistik, we will assume his consent for the disclosure of the address data and will pass these on to M2Logistik. M2Logistik will calculate the shipping charges and send an offer. We shall continue to package items ourselves with great care at our premises in Theresienstrasse, Munich. The buyer is asked to send us the written shipping instruction immediately after receipt of invoice, no later than ten business days after the auction. Due to our limited storage capacity, any auctioned items not yet shipped upon expiry of this period will be warehoused by M2Logistik at a charge to the buyer. Read more

Terms & Conditions

Conditions of sale for Auctions The translation of these conditions of sale is provided for information only; the German original is the definitive version. Participation in the auction, which will be transmitted live on the internet implies unconditional acceptance of the following conditions of sale: 1. The auction is voluntary and takes place in the name and on the account of the consignor, with the exception of items put up for sale by the auctioneers themselves, which are specifically identified as such. 2. Bidders and buyers have no entitlement to find out the name of the consignor. 3. The auction is conducted in euros. Starting prices are set by the auctioneer. Bids will normally be raised by increments of between 5 and 10%. 4. Objects to be auctioned may be viewed and inspected prior to the auction. They are, without exception, used and of some age. The actual condition of the objects – corresponding to their age and used state – is expressly never described either in the catalogue or on the Internet, but is agreed specification (German Civil Code Section 434 para. 1, sent. 1). Objects are sold “as is”. Coloured reproductions in the catalogue do not necessarily faithfully represent the true colour of the objects. All descriptions in the catalogue, including those pertaining to geographical provenance of items, have been made with due care and in good faith for informational purposes only. They do not constitute any agreement on the condition of goods and do not give rise to any guarantees in the legal sense. This applies even when objects are highlighted in the catalogue either visually or by other means and/or given special prominence beyond the catalogue for advertising or similar purposes. The only information in the catalogue deemed to be agreed specification is that concerning authorship‚ signature, material, restoration and provenance: on no account does the auctioneer assume any special guarantee regarding condition that gives rise to additional rights on the part of the buyer. The agreement concerning authorship‚ signature, material, restoration and provenance does not form the basis of any liability going beyond that laid down by statute (cf. German Civil Code, Section 276 para. 1, Sections 443 and 477). The auction house cannot be held liable for malfunction or non-function of electrical devices. Condition reports can be sent to interested parties on demand. They serve only to give a better idea of the object’s external appearance, based on the auctioneer’s assessment. If the buyer can prove to the auctioneer before expiration of the period of limitation, said period running – except in cases of legal infringement with wilful intent – from the date of transfer of the knocked down object and lasting for a year, that information in the catalogue regarding authorship, signature, material, restoration and provenance is incorrect, the buyer is entitled to claim a refund of the total purchase price (hammer price plus premium, value-added tax, and a proportion of artist resale rights) in exchange for the reciprocal and simultaneous return of the lot acquired. Alternatively, the successful bidder may choose a reduction of the purchase price. Claims for compensation made by the buyer based on material defects or any other legal grounds (including compensation for expenses incurred in vain) are excluded, unless they are based on intent or gross negligence or material breaches of contract on the part of the auctioneer or his vicarious agents. Liability for injury to life, limb or health is not affected. Under no circumstances does the auctioneer assume liability for unforeseeable or consequential damages. These principles apply correspondingly to breaches of duty by the auctioneer’s vicarious agents. 5. The auctioneer reserves the right to combine or separate lots listed in the catalogue, to offer lots outside the specified sequence, or to withdraw any lot from the auction. 6. The bid is awarded if, after three calls, no higher bid is made and the consignor’s reserve price has been reached. If this reserve price is not reached, the auctioneer may either reject the bid or knock down the lot under reserve; in this case, the bidder is held to his or her offer for the period of four weeks. If he or she does not receive unconditional acceptance of his or her offer within this period of time, the bid expires. The lot may be disposed of to a reserve bidder without further consultation. 7. The auctioneer is entitled to reject a bid: in this case, the bid immediately preceding remains the valid and binding offer. If several bidders submit identical bids, the lot will be sold to the person whose bid was received first. In cases of differences of opinion and any other doubts concerning the award, the auctioneer is entitled to re-offer the lot. The auctioneer is entitled to bid on the lot in the consignor’s interest up to the arranged reserve without indicating this to the public and regardless of whether other bids are made or not. If the reserve cannot be reached, the auctioneer has the right to knock down the item to the consignor, to protect the consigned object(s); in this case the unsold lot is “bought in”. 8. The award of the bid imposes the obligation to buy and pay. With the award of the bid, the risk of accidental loss, damage, mix-ups, etc. shall pass to the buyer. If the buyer, independently of the date of payment, does not collect the item within ten working days after the auction, he or she will be in default of acceptance. In this case, Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen will warehouse the item purchased by auction with a shipper, at the expense of the buyer. The auctioneer is not obliged to hand over any items before the buyer has paid in full all the amounts due and payable, neither to the buyer him or herself nor to any party commissioned by the buyer to carry out shipping. 9. The purchase price is made up of the hammer price, a premium of 23% and value-added tax, which is be levied on the hammer price and premium at the current applicable statutory rate (standard tax treatment). Alternatively, it comprises the hammer price plus a buyer’s premium of 29.5%, including statutory VAT that is not listed separately on the invoice (differential taxation). Unless otherwise indicated on the lots, the purchase price is, by default, subject to differential taxation; items subject to statutory value-added tax are specifically marked as such. Furthermore, the buyer is obliged to pay a proportion of the fees liable by the auctioneer to the Verwertungsgesellschaft Bild-Kunst [German association for reproduction rights in the visual arts] as compensation for the droit de suite (artist’s resale rights) (German Copyright Act, Section 26), in respect of all original works of fine art created after 1900 (with the exception of photographs, reproductions and serigraphs, and posthumous castings of sculptures), the sum payable being 1.5 % of the hammer price (plus VAT). 10. No value-added tax will be charged for objects that are to be shipped to countries outside the European Union (EU) or within the EU where the buyer is a company with a sales tax identification number. Value-added tax will be refunded to foreign customers upon receipt of proof of export. 11. As mistakes can easily be made in the bookkeeping department during and immediately after the auction, all invoices made out this time require particular scrutiny and possible correction. Errors excepted. Information given verbally without written confirmation is not binding. 12. The purchase or final price (hammer price plus premium plus value-added tax, as applicable, plus a pro-rata droit de suite charge) becomes due upon acceptance of the bid. Successful bidders taking part in the auction in person must pay the final price in Euros to Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH. Alternatively, payment can be settled in cash, ec card or credit card (American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard or VISA, up to an amount of EURO 5,000, plus an additional charge of 3.5%). If the collection does not take place immediately, international bank transfer is also accepted. Payments for bids accepted from bidders not present at the auction, i.e. in written form, by email or on the phone become due within 10 days after the date of the invoice. 13. If the buyer refuses to collect or pay or is in arrears with payment, the auctioneer has the right to demand either fulfilment of the sales contract or compensation due to non-fulfilment. The buyer is in arrears 10 days after the date of invoice. If the auctioneer demands fulfilment, he or she is entitled to the purchase price plus compensation for damage caused by delay. This includes any exchange rate losses, loss of interest and costs of legal action. If the auctioneer claims compensation due to non-fulfilment, he or she is entitled to re-auction the objects at some future point. Upon knockdown, the rights of the buyer arising from the previous award expire. The buyer is liable for any shortfall, has no claim to any surplus receipts and is not admitted to any further bidding. 14. Successfully auctioned objects shall be shipped only after cash payment has been effected. If payment is not received on time, the buyer is liable for any damage suffered as a result. Payment may not be deferred. In the case of payment arrears, interest is charged at the standard bank rate. The buyer reserves the right to prove minor damage. 15. The auctioneer is obliged to store all items for a period of eight working days from the date of the auction. Any objects that have not been claimed within this period may, after this period has been exceeded, be stored by the auctioneer with a shipping company in the name and for the account of the buyer, and at the buyer’s risk. The buyer can choose to collect the items purchased by auction him or herself, have them collected by a person so authorised in writing, engage a shipper of his or her own choice or authorise the auctioneer in writing to organise the transport of his or her purchase by a shipping company in the name and at the cost and risk of the buyer. In the latter case, the buyer authorises the auctioneer to pass on such data to the shipper as is required to carry out shipment and completion of the purchase. Upon delivery, commercial buyers have a duty to examine the goods immediately for damage and inform the shipper accordingly. Subsequent claims relating to non-concealed damage are precluded. 16. Visitors to our premises, especially in the case of viewings, shall be liable for all damage caused. 17. For customers who cannot participate personally in the auction, written orders are accepted and executed by the auctioneer in the interest of the customer. Orders must be placed at the latest at the close of viewing. In the case of written bids, interested parties authorize the auctioneer to submit bids on their behalf. If customers wish to participate bidding by phone, a member of staff present in the auction room will be assigned to take instructions from the phone bidder and make bids accordingly. Bids by phone or Internet during the auction must be registered and approved in advance with the auctioneer. The auction house does not guarantee the availability of phone or online services and cannot be held accountable for bids not transmitted or that are incomplete due to technical or other malfunction. 18. Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH stores the address supplied by the customer exclusively for purposes of transaction and execution of the orders placed, for further queries and customer support. The data, which are stored in Quittenbaum’s customer database, are handled in accordance with the statuary provisions (in particular, the Federal Data Protection Act). The customer may withdraw his or her consent at any time to the use of his or her personal data for marketing purposes by sending informal written notice to that effect by post to Quittenbaum Kunstauktionen GmbH, Theresienstrasse 60, D-80333 München, or by e-mail to info@quittenbaum.de. This right of withdrawal applies equally to the buyer’s consent to the future processing of his or her data after the purchase has been transacted. 19. The law of the Federal Republic of Germany shall apply exclusively. 20. Insofar as this is legally permissible, Munich is agreed as the place of performance and the place of jurisdiction. 21. These terms and conditions of sale shall apply correspondingly in all cases of the 4-week post-auction sales of lots not knocked down at the auction. The post-auction sale is deemed part of the auction in which interested parties place an order, by phone or in writing, for a bid to be submitted for a particular sum. The provisions of Sections 312b–312d of the German Civil Code concerning distance contracts shall not apply in the above named cases. If one or more provisions of these terms and conditions of sale are or become invalid, the validity of the remaining provisions will not be affected. 22. If the terms and conditions of sale are available in several languages, the German version shall always prevail.