Modulares Regalsystem '606', Entwurf von Dieter Rams (*1932) - photo 1
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Modulares Regalsystem '606', Entwurf von Dieter Rams (*1932)

Lot 148
03.03.2023 16:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 700
AuctioneerWETTMANN | Auktionshaus an der Ruhr
Event locationGermany, Mülheim an der Ruhr
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Lot 148 | Modulares Regalsystem '606', Entwurf von Dieter Rams (*1932)
Estimate value
€ 700
Modulares Regalsystem '606', Entwurf von Dieter Rams (*1932)
38-tlg, Vitsoe, Deutschland, 20. Jh., Entwurf aus dem Jahr 1960, weiß- und buchenbeschichtetes MDF, Seitenplatten aus Aluminium, 1 großer Container mit zweifach Schiebetüren und Aktenablageeinsatz, 90 cm x 39,5 cm x 38 cm, 1 Tablar, 90 cm x 22 cm, 5 Container jeweils mit nach oben/ unten einschiebbare Klapptür, 65 cm x 39,5 cm x 38 cm, davon 1 Tür abgebrochen, 1 Container mit abschließbarer Tür, 65 cm x 39,5 cm x 38 cm, 2 Tablare mit tieferem Maß, 65 cm x 38 cm, 9 Tablare, 66 cm x 22 cm, dazu 5 buchenbeschichtete Tablare, 80 cm x 22 cm, 1 verlängertes Tablar, 98 cm x 38 cm, 1 Schublade, 1 Tablar mit tieferem Maß und separaten Seitenteilen, 65 cm x 38 cm, 11 Wandschienen, Längen 112 cm - 170 cm, deutlich verschmutzt, Schlieren und Bereibungen, MDF partiell durch Wasserschäden aufgequollen




Modular shelving system '606'
Vitsoe, design by Dieter Rams (*1932), from 1960, white and beech coated MDF, aluminium end panels, wall rails, lengths 112 cm - 170 cm, shelves and containers, each lengths 65 cm - 90 cm, clearly soiled, streaks and rubbing, MDF partially swollen due to water damage
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