NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 1
NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 2
NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 3
NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 4
NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 5
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NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2". - photo 8
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NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2".

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€ 3 400
Auction dateClassic
21.07.2023 14:00UTC +00:00
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Eppli Auktionshalle
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Germany, L.-Echterdingen
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Lot 2855 | NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Frankfurt High-Rise Cabinet F2".
NORBERT BERHOF, MICHAEL LANDES AND WOLFGANG RANG "Vertiko F2".
Frankfurt, Execution Draenert Studio, Num. 29, total edition 100 copies, sig. a. dat. 1995, bird's eye maple, ebony, veneered and partially leaf-gilt, indented marble base, two-door corpus with marble top, five drawers and above, two cabinet doors with compartments, safe and pull-out shelf, illuminated segmental top, operated by a foot switch with transformer in the cabinet base, certificate of Draenert Studios, HxWxD: 175/75/40 cm. Slight signs of age and use, surface slightly discoloured.
The Vertiko F2 is part of a series of art furniture designs by the Frankfurt architects Norbert Berghof, Michael Landes and Wolfgang Rang, who are considered representatives of the Darmstadt-Frankfurt School within German postmodernism. All of the Frankfurt cabinets are custom-made and therefore unique. They can be found in the Museum of Applied Art in Cologne and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, among other places.
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