Arm Chairs

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.

Crafted in the 1950s / 1960's by master cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in richly grained Rio rosewood with original cane and leather. Exceptionally well-preserved with a deep, warm patina – rosewood at its most beautiful.

19th-century Windsor armchair with elm seat and upper parts in yew, featuring a warm hue and expressive grain. Early model, well-preserved condition.
England, c. 1830–1840

Elegant armchair in Cuban mahogany with deep-buttoned Niger leather and refined brass details. Designed by Palle Suenson and crafted by master cabinetmaker Jacob Kjær in the 1940s.

Light and elegant design crafted in solid Cuban mahogany at Frits Henningsen’s own workshop, c. 1930–1940. Newly reupholstered in light linen blend and gently refinished to enhance the wood grain.
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Iconic Faaborg Chair designed by Kaare Klint in 1914 for Faaborg Museum. This example was produced in the 1950s by Rud Rasmussen in Cuban mahogany, with rattan backrest and black leather seat.

Elegant pair of 'China Chairs' model FH4283, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1944. Made of matte-lacquered cherry wood with black leather cushions. Produced by Fritz Hansen in 2002.
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Elegant armchair by Umberto Asnago for Giorgetti. Frame in Pau Ferro and ebonized wood. Original blue upholstery with light yellow dots.
Italy, 1980–1990

Made of solid teak and later upholstered in brown leather.
Crafted by Johannes Hansen in the 1950s, stamped.
In fine original condition, sold as a pair

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

A set of four armchairs, model PP 201, crafted from cherry wood with wenge wood inlays in the backrest, seats upholstered in light brown suede. Oil-treated restoration, in perfect condition
By PP Møbler, 1970-1980

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

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.

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

Chinese Qing bamboo chairs with burgundy lacquer and flat elm wood seat.
China, 1830-1840.
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Mahogany with ebony and satinwood marquetry. Seat upholstered in dark blue linen.
Denmark / Copenhagen c. 1810

Frame in painted wood with original colors and carvings.
England c. 1800-1815.

Soft shaped with its scrolling arms and splayed legs. Black polished wood, upholstered seat.
England c. 1920

"Art and Craft" armchair. Upholstered in black textile. Shanghai approx. 1920.

China, Shanxi province approx. 1840.