Large Wall Shelf by Walter Wirtz for Wilhelm Renz, 1960s

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This large shelf of the 60s, with a fluid and impeccable minimalist design, is a remarkable piece drawn Walter Wirtz … more This large shelf of the 60s, with a fluid and impeccable minimalist design, is a remarkable piece drawn Walter Wirtz for the German editor Wilhelm Renz. In teak, its shade is intense and warm. This large model is set by two invisible points. As in levitation, the retro shelf seems to offer an aerial and light wall decoration. Its elegance is put forward with sobriety, allowing this superb wall shelf to cross the decades and to adapt to all the interiors \. Books, ceramics and favorite trinkets will find a place of choice!

The shelf is old and dates from the 60s. It was drawn by Walter Wirtz for the German editor Wilhelm Renz. The color of the teak is deep and warm, bright. Two notches bordered with metal allow invisible fixing. The publisher's label is present at the rear. The whole is in very good condition, solid and very nice.

150cm wide, 19cm deep and 26cm high. This piece has an attribution mark,
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