$4,800.00
These Børge Mogensen-style lounge chairs were made in Denmark in the 1960s. They have red-orange leather upholstery and beech wood frame. Similar to Mogensen's designs, these chairs feature smooth lines that curve and soften at the corners. The stained beech legs provide a bit of height that adds a sense of lightness. A classic pair of Danish Modern furniture that will add elegance and a note of color to your home.
Dimensions:
25 in. width
25 in. depth
32 in. height
18 in. seat height
Condition notes:
In overall good condition and structurally sound. Minor scuffs and scratches to leather and nicks to wood legs, all consistent with the chairs' age and use.
$6,800.00
Originally crafted in the 1940s, this elegant Danish Deco mahogany settee has been reupholstered in an olive-bronze mohair. Its design is one of soft curves and smooth lines. The mahogany legs and trims, which beautifully follow the curve of the...
$4,800.00
This settee was designed by Frits Henningsen in the 1940s. The simplified lines you'd expect from modern furniture are tempered by rounded forms and curves in Henningsen's design. The settee has been newly reupholstered with a gold-and-black chevron wool from...
$6,800.00
Made in the 1940s, this black leather settee was designed and produced by the Danish cabinetmaker Georg Kofoed. Minimalist in design, the settee offers some subtle drama with its sloping arms, winged corners, and elegant button-tufted backrest. The legs are...
$4,800.00
Made in the Mid-20th Century, this Ole Wanscher style armchair is a modern take on the classic wingback. Its design is characterized by smooth lines and dynamic curves. The chair is upholstered in teal-green leather that contrasts well with the...
