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1910 Armchair Cubus  Josef Hoffmann 1910 Armchair Cubus

 Josef Hoffmann(at)

 Seat  
1920 Armchair   Walter Gropius 1920 Armchair

 Walter Gropius(de)

 Seat  
1927 Chair Beugel  Gerrit Thomas Rietveld 1927 Chair Beugel

 Gerrit Thomas Rietveld(nl)

 Seat  
1928 Bookcase skyscraper  Paul Theodore Frankl 1928 Bookcase skyscraper

 Paul Theodore Frankl(us)

 Storage, shelf  
circa 1930 Tea service   Clément Nauny, dit Desny circa 1930 Tea service

 Clément Nauny, dit Desny(fr)

 Tableware  
circa 1940 low table   Gilbert Poillerat circa 1940 low table

 Gilbert Poillerat(fr)

 Table  
circa 1950 Table lamp   Frederic Weinberg circa 1950 Table lamp

 Frederic Weinberg(us)

 Lighting  
circa 1970 Standing lamp   Ben Swildens Verre & Lumiere circa 1970 Standing lamp

 Ben Swildens

 Verre & Lumiere(fr)

 Lighting  
1973 Sofa Cleopatra C248 Geoffrey Harcourt Artifort 1973 Sofa Cleopatra C248

 Geoffrey Harcourt(gb)

 Artifort(nl)

 Seat  
1973 Pocket camera Agfamatic Pocket  Norbert Schlagheck Agfa 1973 Pocket camera Agfamatic Pocket

 Norbert Schlagheck(de)

 Agfa(be)

 Camera  
circa 1980 low table Alanda  Paolo Piva B & B Italia circa 1980 low table Alanda

 Paolo Piva(it)

 B & B Italia(it)

 Table  
1986 Side table Sirfo  Ricardo Dalisi Zanotta 1986 Side table Sirfo

 Ricardo Dalisi(it)

 Zanotta(it)

 Table  
1997 Stacking chair Wait  Matthew Hilton Authentics 1997 Stacking chair Wait

 Matthew Hilton(gb)

 Authentics(de)

 Seat  
2002 Easy chair Luxembourg  Frédéric Sofia Fermob 2002 Easy chair Luxembourg

 Frédéric Sofia(fr)

 Fermob(fr)

 Seat  
2006 Table lamp Pipe Light  Tom Dixon 2006 Table lamp Pipe Light

 Tom Dixon(gb)

 Lighting  
2007 Smartphone iphone 1st generation Apple 2007 Smartphone iphone 1st generation

 Apple(us)

 Phone  
2008 Chair RE-TROUVÉ  Patricia Urquiola Emu 2008 Chair RE-TROUVÉ

 Patricia Urquiola(es)

 Emu(it)

 Seat  
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