Chairs

Crafted in Cuban mahogany with line inlays in satinwood and maple. Newly upholstered green velvet seats. Excellent condition with French polishing.
Copenhagen, Denmark, circa 1810

Crafted from solid oak paired with original light saddle leather. Early edition, distinguished by the two crossbars between the rear legs.
Produced by Fredericia Furniture, circa 1960

Crafted in mahogany with satinwood inlays, newly upholstered in light gray linen with red-striped trim. Features tapered legs for a refined look. Denmark, 1810-1820.

6 arm chais model 42 in Rio rosewood with black leather upholstery. Designed in 1956 and produced by Schou's Møbelfabrik in the 1960s. Includes CITES certificate

Elegant wingback chairs newly upholstered in luxurious off-white lambskin with light beech legs.
Designed by Fritz Hansen in the 1940s

Set of 8 Hepplewhite chairs, including 2 armchairs and 6 side chairs, in George III style. Crafted in solid mahogany with intricate floral carvings and horsehair-upholstered seats.
England, circa 1800-1820.

Chinese Qing period 18th century four-legged elmwood stool with beautiful age-related rustic look and patina.
China 18th century

Made in solid mahogany with gilt bronze mounts on the backrest, apron, and front legs. Featuring elegant curved arms and splayed legs.
France, 1820-1830

Crafted in solid Cuban mahogany with citronwood inlays on the backrest, apron, and front legs, featuring original cane seats and tapered legs.
Copenhagen, c. 1810

Folding stool, Model PH 43, crafted from oak with beautifully patinated cognac-colored leather.
Designed in 1958 and produced by Poul Hundevad in Vamdrup during the 1960s

Pair of arm chairs, Model 62, in rosewood, designed in 1962 by N. O. Møller for J. L. Møllers Møbelfabrik.
Excellent condition with beautiful patina. Black leather seats replaced 15 years ago.

Udført i valnøddetræ, sæde og ryg med bambuslameller. Høj håndværksmæssig kvalitet med god liggekomfort.
Sen Qing, 1850-1870 fra Jiangsu provinsen, Kina

A pair of elegant Art Deco bergère-style armchairs in flamed birch wood with a rounded back. Attributed to Bent Helweg-Møller as part of the interior furnishing for Heerings Gård, Christianshavn, Copenhagen. Newly upholstered in petrol-colored velvet.
Denmark, 1910-1920.
Sold as a pair

The iconic Colonial Chair in mahogany with black leather cushions.
Designed in 1949 for P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik. Produced by P.S. Møbler between 1960 and 1970.
Vintage piece in excellent, untouched original condition

Par senempire (Charles X) armstole med armlæn udformet som træskårne svanehoveder. Udført i massiv mahogni, senere malet hvidgrå med patina. Betrukket med lys grå tekstil.
Danmark, 1820-1840

A pair of armchairs in an elegant classic design, crafted from solid mahogany. Newly upholstered with light natural leather.
Denmark 1930-1950

4 elegante empire klismosstole, Danmark ca. 1820.
Ryglæn i nøddetræ, stel i original mørkpatineret bøg, sæde nybetrukket med stribet tekstil fra Larsen i 95% bomuld samt 5% jute, som giver et rustikt udtryk.

In cognac colored leather and mahogany legs by Fredericia.
Model no. 2204/N2, serie no. 1175.
Denmark 1960's

Solid Cuba mahogany writing table and chair with leather seat and back. Designed and produced in the 1940s by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen at his own workshop

Mahogany and polished beech. Seats newly upholstered with textile (linen blend) in black, light, and brown shades from Larsen.
Denmark circa 1840

Newly upholstered with light sand-colored textile from Larsen, cushion with check pattern resting on mahogany legs
Denmark 1950's

Walnut frame and a top composed of bamboo slats. Square legs joined with stretchers.
From Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China, 1840-1860