Colourful Porcelain of the 60s by Rössler

Lovers of eye-catching items in 60s design know it, at least in Switzerland, at least when they hang around brocantes or flea markets … the Rössler porcelain, cups, plates, jugs in the colours green, yellow and blue. Tableware from the lowest edge of the Emmental, from Ersigen, probably also in the lower price segment at the time. Today not necessarily at all. I am currently offering the items on the platform tutti.ch. click here and scroll down



At my dear grandmother’s in the Oberland high above Lake Thun opposite the Niesen

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Update December 2020

Still alive, or even more … Here are a few pieces of furniture that I have listed today. You can find them further down on this page or by clicking on the pictures.

Cantilever Chairs 40s by Bigla

Teak Sideboard Arne Hovmand-Olsen

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Vintage Serving Boy 50s 60s SpaceAge

Very good used condition, some oxidation on the frame. See pictures. SOLD

Set of 2 Cantilever Chairs Bigla Bauhaus 40s 50s

Extremely rare and very good condition, not to say great. The cantilever chairs are not marked but I have found one exactly the same, marked Bigla with the year 1949. Lacquered plywood, chrome steel frame. Midcentury, design classic, Bauhaus. Measurements on request, I don’t have the chairs here.

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Teak Set of Tables 3x probably Danish

Condition see pictures. I haven’t found a brand and a short search hasn’t revealed anything yet regarding origin / manufacturer / designer. But they come from where the chest of drawers by Arne Hovmand-Olsen for Mogens Kold, see next door. Denmark, midcentury. Price CHF 420

Teak Sideboard Arne Hovmand-Olsen für Mogens Kold 1960s

Great Danish teak chest of drawers in very good used condition. Measurements follow, width estimated just under 1 metre. Price CHF 940

Arne Hovmand-Olsen was born in 1919 in Denmark into a farming family. He quickly developed an interest in drawing and design. He began his career in 1938 with an apprenticeship as a furniture maker. He was determined to make his own creation. He decided to study at a technical school for furniture design. After completing his training, he set up his own workshop. He quickly had great success: he sold in Denmark, but mainly in the United States! His workshop was closed in the 1970s.