Chairs

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

Beautiful original patina with traces of gilt and white gesso. Original cushion included.
England 1800-1820

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.

Svensk taburet udført i massivt fyrretræ med smuk patina.
Sadelformet sæde og skråtstillede ben.
Sverige, ca. 1750–1790

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

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.

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.

Pair of Swedish Jugend chairs from circa 1900, crafted in grey-white painted pine with contrasting black feet. Original striped cushions included. The design is elegant and functional, with a strong resemblance to pieces created by Alfred Grenander, reflecting the refined simplicity of Nordic Art Nouveau

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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Armchair designed by Jens Houmøller Klemmensen c. 1940, produced by Skive Møbelfabrik.
Original coil springs, solid oak and beech legs. Reupholstered in “Blans” wool by Hanne Vedel in a soft, raw white tone.

Armchair designed by Jens Houmøller Klemmensen c. 1940, produced by Skive Møbelfabrik.
Original coil springs, solid oak and beech legs. Reupholstered in “Blans” wool by Hanne Vedel in a warm taupe tone

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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