Designed in 1960, along with Ox Chair and Queen Chair, the Ox Table fits as a natural centrepiece. A classic Hans. J. Wegner piece of furniture in a simple, yet complex design with a self-supporting construction completed without any side rails resulting in a sleek and elegant profile. The table is available in two heights, and more tables can put together with overlapping table tops.

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Weight: 18.6 kg | Hans J. Wegner ...

Designed in 1960, along with Ox Chair and Queen Chair, the Ox Table fits as a natural centrepiece. A classic Hans. J. Wegner piece of furniture in a simple, yet complex design with a self-supporting construction completed without any side rails resulting in a sleek and elegant profile. The table is available in two heights, and more tables can put together with overlapping table tops.

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Weight: 24.6 kg | Hans J. Wegner ...

Designed in 1960, along with Ox Chair and Queen Chair, the Ox Table fits as a natural centrepiece. A classic Hans. J. Wegner piece of furniture in a simple, yet complex design with a self-supporting construction completed without any side rails resulting in a sleek and elegant profile. The table is available in two heights, and more tables can put together with overlapping table tops.

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Weight: 35.6 kg | Hans J. Wegner ...

Designed in 1960, along with Ox Chair and Queen Chair, the Ox Table fits as a natural centrepiece. A classic Hans. J. Wegner piece of furniture in a simple, yet complex design with a self-supporting construction completed without any side rails resulting in a sleek and elegant profile. The table is available in two heights, and more tables can put together with overlapping table tops.

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Weight: 13.6 kg | Hans J. Wegner ...

The lighter counterpart to the Ox Chair is Hans J. Wegner’s Queen Chair which shares many of the same features. With its ample armrests and high, majestic back that extends up to support the neck. Regal, yet relaxed, the Queen Chair embodies Wegner’s belief that for a design to be striking it must be based on practicality.

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Weight: 28.0 kg | Height: 90.0 cm | Depth: 99.0 cm | Hans J. Wegner ...

This piece of porcelain shows the power of art to convey the deepest emotions through a gesture, from a simple but heartwarming scene, the brotherly love represented in all its purity and with all the charm of childhood.

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Width: 23.0 cm | Height: 25.0 cm | Depth: 14.0 cm | Virginia González (2020) ...

Porcelain figure of a mother beside her daughter with tender gaze towards her little brother.

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Width: 18.0 cm | Height: 22.0 cm | Depth: 15.0 cm | Alfredo Llorens (2003) ...

Figura de porcelana brillo de niño con sombrero de paja y carretilla llena de flores.

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Width: 14.0 cm | Height: 23.0 cm | Depth: 9.0 cm | Francisco Catalá (1974) ...

Porcelain cat with a red heart, made and painted by hand.

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Width: 7.0 cm | Height: 12.0 cm | Depth: 7.0 cm | Virginia González (2024) ...

A design with timeless appeal, the modernist and minimal Wing Floor Lamp brings character to any setting thanks to its playful aesthetic. Created in the late 1970s by the award-winning Swedish designer Kenneth Bergenblad, the lamp’s simple idiom brings together past, present and future. Alluding to the wings of a bird, the polished aluminium shade rotates to allow you to direct the light to wherever it is needed and create playful movement on the architectural design.

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A design with timeless appeal, the modernist and minimal Wing Floor Lamp brings character to any setting thanks to its playful aesthetic. Created in the late 1970s by the award-winning Swedish designer Kenneth Bergenblad, the lamp’s simple idiom brings together past, present and future. Alluding to the wings of a bird, the polished aluminium shade rotates to allow you to direct the light to wherever it is needed and create playful movement on the architectural design.

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A design with timeless appeal, the modernist and minimal Wing Floor Lamp brings character to any setting thanks to its playful aesthetic. Created in the late 1970s by the award-winning Swedish designer Kenneth Bergenblad, the lamp’s simple idiom brings together past, present and future. Alluding to the wings of a bird, the polished aluminium shade rotates to allow you to direct the light to wherever it is needed and create playful movement on the architectural design.

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