An oak falconer's pedestal or plant stand

An oak plant table, pedestal with a round base, raised on three semi-circular feet. In the center is a hand-carved wooden figure of a falconer holding a bird of prey, with a round platform on top. One tip of the eagle is damaged, see photos. 

The total height is 82 cm. 

The round base is 42 cm diagonal, and the plant platform is 36.5 cm diagonal. 

The inner ring for a flowerpot is 29 cm diagonal. 

The weight is approximately 8 kilos

Reference # M2039

19th Century French three legged bronze side table

19th Century French small three legged bronze side table. The legs with scrolled  leaf motif and at the top in the middle a rosette of 6 arms branch with leaves with flowers. Glass on top, raised on leaf scrolled motif legs, surrounded by a bronze ring with floral and leaf gadroon motif

The measurement is 44,5 cm high and 35 cm diagonal (17.5 Inch x 13.8 Inch)

The weight is 5 kilos

Reference # M1120

A 19th century mahogany console/ folding table

A 19th century mahogany folding table with cabriole legs and a drawer on each side. The table can be used as a console against the wall. The 2 rear legs can be unfolded, on which the top can be unfolded to make a table. Nice to use as a card table, but also to use in the room (unfolded) and folded behind a sofa or against a wall

The table measures 75.5 cm high, 93 cm wide and the depth 35.5 cm (70 cm)

The weight is approx. 18 kilos

Reference # M862

A milk glass pendant lamp by Louis Kalff for Philips

3 Pleated milk glass shades hanging on a teak wooden boomerang shaped divider

The length from the ceiling is about 76 cm and then the shades are about 20 cm ( approx. 96 cm)

The weight is approx. 3 kilos

Louis Christiaan Kalff (Amsterdam 1897 – Waalre 1976) was a Dutch graphic designer. In 1925, Louis Kalff started working at the advertising department of Philips in Eindhoven. After the Second World War

Kalff was actively involved in industrial design at Philips. After his retirement in 1960, Louis Kalff remained at Philips as a consultant and architect

Reference # M1203