Chairs

Par engelske Lancashire ladderback armstole i massiv eg med originale siv-/bastsæder.
Smuk patina og klassisk håndværk.
England ca. 1840–60

Solid birch Gustavian armchairs, Sweden circa 1780–1790.
Light-painted finish with natural patina, fluted details and carved ornamentation.
Upholstered in light striped fabric in good condition.

Armchair in Rio rosewood with fine grain and elegantly shaped armrests. Upholstered in black leather, in good original condition. Crafted by cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen, Denmark, 1950s.

Crafted in solid mahogany with original French cane to the seat, back, and sides. Elegant form with curved armrests and slender fluted legs.
England, circa 1920.

Elegant pair of Art Deco armchairs in ebonized birch, designed in a classic bergère form. Newly upholstered in a refined ocean-blue Larsen textile. Denmark, circa 1920–1930.

Elegant pair of gondola-shaped armchairs in solid Cuban mahogany with softly curved lines, wood carved details and gilt accents. Upholstered in light blue textile.
Denmark, circa 1910–1920.

Elegant and well-proportioned easy chair in solid Cuban mahogany with carved details. Danish Biedermeier (late Empire), recently reupholstered in a classic striped textile.
Denmark, Copenhagen, circa 1830.

Curved back, sweeping armrests with scroll-carved terminals and sabre-shaped front legs. Reupholstered in blue-green fabric.
France, c. 1820–1830.

Exclusive lounge set designed by Illum Wikkelsø, produced in Denmark in the 1970s for Ryesberg Møbler and consisting of two “Apollo” lounge chairs and a matching ottoman in original cognac-coloured leather. Modular, sculptural and exceptionally comfortable.

A pair of Art Deco “Moon Gazing” lounge chairs crafted in solid hongmu (blackwood) and distinguished by fine craftsmanship and elegant proportions. Gently refinished and in very fine condition.
Late Qing dynasty, China, circa 1880–1900.

Swedish country stool in solid oak. Seat carved from a single oak plank with three turned legs and a naturally aged patina.
Sweden, c. 1800

Swedish country chair in untouched original condition. Made of pine with traces of dark brown paint and the original bast seat.
Sweden, c. 1800–1820.

Rare pair of Flemming Lassen chairs in Cuban mahogany with French cane and original Niger leather seats. Crafted by Jacob Kjær. The only known examples.
Denmark, 1938

Gracefully curved backrest with decorative spindles, a pierced central splat, and elegantly shaped armrests. Excellent condition and refined patina – a classic example of English craftsmanship.
England, circa 1830–1840

Armchair designed by Ejner Larsen & Aksel Bender Madsen, circa 1951. Produced by Willy Beck, Copenhagen. Solid teak and original black leather upholstery — a refined example of Danish modern design.

Pair of folding stools by Mogens Koch, crafted in rosewood with black leather seats. Produced in the 1950s by Interna, Denmark. Rare edition purchased directly from the Interna family.

Hans J. Wegner’s iconic The Chair JH503, designed in 1949 and crafted by master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. A beautifully preserved pair in solid oak with black leather seats, in excellent original condition.

Danish stool from the 1950s in solid wood, with saddle seat and three grooved legs. Lacquered in a reddish-brown tone. Attributed to A. Ove Hovmand Olsen.

Model BM 2226, designed by Børge Mogensen and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik in the 1970s. Solid oak with natural saddle leather and adjustable straps. Original condition with attractive patina.
Sold as a pair.

Elegant pair of Qing Dynasty elmwood side tables, Zhejiang Province, circa 1840. Featuring classic Chinese openwork carving and a beautiful aged patina.

Rare set of six dining chairs by Ib Kofod-Larsen, 1954. Crafted in Rio rosewood with black leather seats. Original design, sold only as a set.

Gracefully curved backrest with decorative spindles, a pierced central splat, and elegantly shaped armrests. Excellent condition and refined patina – a classic example of English craftsmanship.
England, circa 1800–1820.

Pair of architecturally designed armchairs crafted in walnut with original black lacquer and a beautiful aged patina. Geometric backrest and armrest design, showcasing exceptional cabinetmaking craftsmanship.
Qing Dynasty, China, circa 1800.