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This painting was gifted by the artist to the original owner while both were Under Graduates at Kings College Newcastle University.

A painter, carver and teacher, Matt Rugg was born in Bridgewater, Somerset in 1935. Studying at the University of Newcastle, he was taught by and the worked under Victor Pasmore & Richard Hamilton. He went on to study at Kings college where he became a lecturer.  In 1965 he went to Chelsea School of Arts to lecture in sculpture. His shows include - Young Contemporaries, LG, Sculpture Today and Tomorrow at Bear Lane Gallery in Oxford, Twenty Six Sculptors at ICA . The Arts Council holds his Relief Construction, 1960 and Relief Painting, 1964 and The Tate gallery and Leeds City Art Gallery hold his work.

There is a matching painting available (last image)

The painting is mounted and framed in Sapele wood

Dimensions, 

Painting 61cm x 61cm

Frame 78cm x 78cm x 6cm

This modernist coffee table comprises of four, 10cm diameter chrome plated tubular columns with a substantial 1.7cm glass top which is invisibly bonded to machined stainless steel caps with black plastic trim.  The 'Marcuso' table was designed by Italian architect Marco Zanuso around 1960 and manufactured by Zanotto in 1965.  The table was documented in 'Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000' by Guiliana Grami

Small surface scratches to the glass,  1 small internal occlusion of the glass on 1 corner; The glass remains smooth to the touch and intact on all surfaces (clearly photographed)

Dimension,

Height - 38cm

Width - 158 cm

Depth - 80 cm

The 'Okay' chair was designed by Adriano Piazzesi, circa 1970. Produced in Italy. This is manufactured in tan leather and tubular chrome. In excellent, near original condition showing minimal traces of use.

There is a matching chair available, as pictured. If you would like both, please click '2' in quantity before you add to your cart.

Dimensions,

Width: 104 cm

Depth: 100 cm

 Height: 75 cm

 Seat height: 40 cm

Please contact us if you would like to view these chairs in our studio in St Albans.

These 4 classic midcentury Brno dining chairs in tan leather for Knoll are in excellent condition, showing very little use. the makers mark is clearly visible

Originally created for the bedroom of Mies van der Rohe's Villa Tugendhat and manufactured by Knoll ever since.  The modernist cantilever chair consists of a tubular steel frame made from one single piece and a fully upholstered wood and foam seat.

Dimensions;

Height 79cm

Width 58cm

Depth 58 cm

Seat Height 44cm

This price is for the set of 4 chairs

Please contact us if you would like to view these in our st Albans Studio

A pair of lovely midcentury trolleys, each with 2 plastic removable trays and all new pistachio vinyl inlay.  The trolley has chrome tubing that form handles and connect the 4 casters.  The castors have been cleaned and have signs of rusting as shown on the photos. The original white plastic has yellowed with age and there are some slight marks to it, shown in the photos.

We have 3 of these trolleys (the other 1 is listed separately).  They would make lovely side tables or drinks trolleys.

Dimensions;

Height - 63 cm

Width - 43.5cm

Depth - 42cm

This arm chair was designed by Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by PP Mobler in Denmark, 1969. It is produced in oak with a small wenge inlay in the front and rear of the backrest.  The chair has a PP mobler makers mark on underside of the seat.

The pp203 marks one of the most important milestones in the lifelong partnership between Hans Wegner and PP Mobler.  It is the first chair featuring the newly designed logo for PP Mobler by Wegner.