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1924 Chair  MF 275 Pierre Chareau 1924 Chair MF 275

 Pierre Chareau(fr)

 Seat  
1925 Standing lamp Cobra  Edgar Brandt Daum 1925 Standing lamp Cobra

 Edgar Brandt(fr)

 Daum(fr)

 Lighting  
1930 bar stool  MT1004 Pierre Chareau 1930 bar stool MT1004

 Pierre Chareau(fr)

 Seat  
1933 Pencil sharpener   Raymond Loewy 1933 Pencil sharpener

 Raymond Loewy(us)

 Accessories  
circa 1940 Armchair   Jean Royère circa 1940 Armchair

 Jean Royère(fr)

 Seat  
1950 Dish Vallauris  Roger Capron 1950 Dish Vallauris

 Roger Capron(fr)

 Tableware  
1955 Standing lamp   Frank Lloyd Wright 1955 Standing lamp

 Frank Lloyd Wright(us)

 Lighting  
1959 Chaise longue   Bernard De Swarte 1959 Chaise longue

 Bernard De Swarte Seat  

1959 Portable radio  TR82/97 Bush 1959 Portable radio TR82/97

 Bush(us)

 Audio, video  
1961 Armchair Kashiwado  Isamu Kenmochi 1961 Armchair Kashiwado

 Isamu Kenmochi(jp)

 Seat  
1968 Chaise longue    Nicola L. 1968 Chaise longue

  Nicola L.(fr)

 Seat  
1969 Vase Tortiglione  Enzo Mari Danese 1969 Vase Tortiglione

 Enzo Mari(it)

 Danese(it)

 Tableware  
circa 1970 Orangeade set   Jean-Pierre Vitrac circa 1970 Orangeade set

 Jean-Pierre Vitrac(fr)

 Tableware  
1971 Logo Nike Swoosh ( virgule ) Carolyn Davidson 1971 Logo Nike Swoosh ( virgule )

 Carolyn Davidson(us)

 Packaging, Logos and more  
1974 Side table Servomuto  Achille Castiglioni Zanotta 1974 Side table Servomuto

 Achille Castiglioni(it)

 Zanotta(it)

 Table  
1979 Electric switch Neptune  Gérard Barrau Legrand 1979 Electric switch Neptune

 Gérard Barrau(fr)

 Legrand(fr)

 Installation  
1984 Kettle Il conico  Aldo Rossi Alessi 1984 Kettle Il conico

 Aldo Rossi(it)

 Alessi(it)

 Tableware  
1986 Stacking stool Colucci  Philippe Starck Driade 1986 Stacking stool Colucci

 Philippe Starck(fr)

 Driade(it)

 Seat  
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