Pair of shelves
Set of two wall shelves in mahogany designed by the Swiss architect Walter Wirz. Production of the Wilhem Renz factory, around 1965. Original label on the back of the shelf. Nice original condition with slight traces of use. We do not separate the set.
Length: 200cm Depht: 19cm Height: 26cm
Length: 150cm Depht: 19cm Height: 26cm
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Emblematic cabinet designed by Willy Guhl, created after the Second World War in 1942. Raw material was scarce a...
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Wall shelf in walnut designed by the Swiss architect Walter Wirz. Production of the Wilhelm Renz factory, circa...
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Iconic cabinet designed by Willy Guhl, created after the Second World War in 1942. The raw material is rare in t...
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