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Original canvas and teak frame with accompanying ottoman, measuring 18.5 x 15 x 14.75. Chair is marked with “Danish Furnituremakers Control”. New seat and back for this chair is recommended.
A solid brass candlestick bearing an early, cast mark ‘Dansk Designs - Danmark - JHQ’
Danish rocking horse in solid beech. Stamped underside Kay Bojesen Denmark.
A solid oak frame with teak arm settee/loveseat in the original Gabriel Savak fabric upholstery.
A Danish Cabinetmaker Quality sofa with a raised tight back and sloping arms, retaining the original blue button tufted Hallingdale wool upholstery on oak legs.
A Stoneware bust of a woman with a multi-color headscarf.
A teak dining chair with a beautifully crafted backrest and an original papercord or seagrass woven seat. Inquire for quantities and seat material.
A rosewood credenza designed by Danish designer Kurt Østervig. It's an expansive storage piece with sliding doors, ample storage space, with rosewood-front drawers in one compartment and open shelving in the others.
A set of six (6) dining chairs with a teak frame and upholstered seat and back, retaining the original green leather.
A stool with a lathe turned seat on three splayed, tapered dowel legs.
An early Wegner design prototype made for the Cabinet Maker's Guild Exhibition in 1947. This storage ensemble is the earliest modular furniture design Wegner conceived. It consists of a desk, a four drawer cabinet and a two door cabinet. The...
Hans J. Wegner for GETAMA, High-Back Lounge Chair, Model GE 375, Denmark, 1969 Solid oak frame with exposed joinery; upholstery in beige, including detachable neck cushion. Priced per pair
A teak dresser or side board unit featuring recessed pulls, exposed dovetail joinery, three lower storage drawers, and a drop down work surface.
A rare and superb solid wood Judas dining table by Finn Juhl. Manufactured by Niels Vodder, the table features an expandable oval top (no leaves). Round silver inlays accents floating on a sculptural and architectural base with turned dowel legs....
A turned teak pepper mill.
A lacquered wood tray with a raised end-grain teak cutting surface. Branded with ducks and "Dansk Designs Denmark IHQ".
A solid teak cabinet on pedestal plinths with sliding glass doors.
A sculptural rocking chair in oak having a curved back and undulating vertical slats.
A solid teak bookcase and two door cabinet featuring interior shelves. This two part cabinet separates and is joined by wood screws. It is a finely made Danish cabinetmaker quality piece of furniture.
A teak cabinet with sliding doors concealing a divided interior with (6) six drawers and multiple adjustable shelves,on tapered dowel oak legs.
An impeccably crafted, in rich teak, folding tabletop vanity mirror that can also be wall-mounted.
An elegant and simple teak pepper mill of an uneven hourglass shape; with Peugeot Frères steel grinder. Also stamped "Danmark" on bottom signifying pre-import era.
A luminous and expressive blown glass hanging ornament.
An architectural teak cart with a removable tray and single shelf on brass casters.
A Georg Jensen 925 sterling bottle stopper. Marked Denmark Sterling Dessin HN 206.
A teak JH 503 'round' chair retaining the original upholstery with impressed stamp, "JOHANNES HANSEN COPENHAGEN DENMARK"
A sculptural lidded ice bucket covered in a vibrant lacquer.
A highly sculptural and impeccably crafted pair of teak and bakelite serving utensils.
A majestic sofa having a sculptured body resting on eight (8) tapered mahogany legs, retaining the original red, navy and beige striped wool fabric. *upholstery required.
A rare and finely detailed two tiered table in highly figured rosewood with tubular rosewood tipped brushed steel legs. This table was exhibited at the Danish Cabinetmakers Guild in 1956.
A rare pepper mill executed in rich teak and split bamboo.
The PP589 bar bench in ash with slats resting on running rails. Each bar bench is made to order and takes between 16-24 weeks to produce. Available in oak or ash with soap or oil finish. Price varies with material...
This Danish tripod stool by Arne Hovmand-Olsen features a unique halved seat inspired by traditional milking stools. Despite its robust appearance, the stool offers a comfortable seating experience thanks to the ergonomic wooden 'seat saddle.' Its simple yet sophisticated design...
An articulated green enameled task lamp on a substantial chrome base.
A ceramic table lamp in a tapered form with a glaze resembling sedimentary rock and leaf pattern on the base.
A spare and well crafted stool having a shapely black leather seat floating on tapered teak dowel legs.
An excellent drop leaf serving/bar cart constructed of walnut with a single drawer and a lower glass shelf.
A rosewood credenza with three locked doors concealing shelving and drawers over a four turned legged base with stretcher.
A rosewood storage cabinet with sliding tambour doors concealing ten open compartments on the left and eight adjustable drawers with dovetailed edges on the right side. Made in the cabinet shop of noted craftsman Willy Beck in Denmark, it exhibits...
