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Trunks of this type were formerly used for long sea journeys to distant countries. Since these journeys only take a few hours by air nowadays, we need less luggage and hence smaller items of luggage. Some people still have trunks of this sort in the attic and they are highly valued in antiques markets. Today they are used to store things that need to be protected from dust, to put away children's clothing in mothballs or as an alternative coffee table. Read more

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A classic "lid-over", that is to say that the lid flips over the top of the body. This differs from the other, slimmer briefcases in our range, as a large folder fits inside. Made of saddle leather over a steel frame and hand crafted. All metal parts are made of solid brass. Lined with green leather.

This beautiful piece of furniture is built new following the construction of old models. The desktop lifts up and is at a sloping angle to make writing easier and improve posture. The bench is fixed to the desk – so tilting is out of the question. A large compartment under the desktop provides lots of storage space. Milled indentations for a pencil groove and removable ceramic inkpot. In stained beechwood.

Normal run-of-the-mill mousepads are not really that attractive on your wooden desk.
A leather mousepad, by contrast, is something exceedingly pleasant – especially to the touch. The leather is 3–4 mm thick.

In 1924 Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900-1990) designed one of the most famous table lamps in the world. After an apprenticeship in a silverware factory and attendance at an art academy, the then 24 year old was accepted as a journeyman at the world-famous Bauhaus workshop.

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