$5,800.00
Gorgeous and comfortable, this rare pair of lounge chairs were designed by Georg Thams in the mid 1960s and manufactured most likely by møbelfabrik in Denmark. They were crafted with a sturdy rosewood frame with runner-style legs, a low seat, and are upholstered in a luxurious chocolate brown leather. The chairs remain in their original condition and have aged beautifully.
Dimensions:
33.5 in. Width
29.5 in. Depth
2.5 in. Seat Depth
15 in. Seat Height
20 in. Arm Height
26.5 in. Back Height
Condition notes:
In good condition with wear from age and use of chairs. There are scuffs and rubs to the wood frame and the leather. We feel these imperfections add to the story of the chairs and their beauty.
$12,800.00
Crafted in the 1970s, these two Danish tub chairs are comprised of beautifully refinished oak frame and white shearling from Skandilock. The front legs are tapered, while the back are a splayed rectangular. With their slick, compact modern design and...
$12,800.00
Cozy and sophisticated, this pair of arm chairs are an excellent example of 1940s Danish Modern furniture design. The chairs, designed by Alfred Christensen for prolific furniture manufacturer Slagelse Møbelvaerk, have a black varnished wood frame and new shearling upholstery by...
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Fantastic pair Mid-Century Danish Modern of Teak and Leather 'JH-513' Armchairs. Designed by prolific Hans Wegner for Johannes Hansen, the chairs are a wonderful example of the enduring appeal of modern Danish design. The chairs are characterized by their high, comfortable backs, low-profile frame, floating seat...
$7,800.00
Designed in the style of Børge Mogensen and made in the 1960s, these handsome Danish club chairs feature smooth lines and rounded edges. The well-aged leather upholstery is a rich brown. The cushions are removable. Dimensions:28 in. width21 in. depth29...
