Denmark, 1950s This unusual Swedish modern table, designed by Yngve Ekström for Westbergs Möbler, places an irregularly shaped teak top (narrowing from 36 inches to 15 inches) on a three-legged base of carved and cerused oak. It would work equally […]
Denmark, Early 1960s A rare, extra-long iteration of Grete Jalk’s sculptural sofa for France & Son, this four-seat features sinuously contoured slats that create a spectacular line from behind. The flared armrests are upholstered, like the original sprung cushions, in […]
Denmark, 1960s This teak bookcase exemplifies the solid simplicity of line typical of its Danish designer Børge Mogensen. It is constructed in two pieces, each with an adjustable shelf. A companion secretary is available.
Denmark, 1960s Børge Mogensen designed this secretary in 1953 and it was later manufactured by Søborg. It features three large drawers below the drop-front desk, which when open reveals two small drawers and other storage slots. Predominantly made from teak, […]
Denmark, 1960s This unique sofa was designed by Arne Vodder. It features a teak base and legs and a large bank seat with sculptural arms. The sofa has been newly reupholstered in Maharam wool textile.
Denmark, 1960s This desk was designed by Arne Vodder and manufactured in Denmark by Sibast. It is composed of two components, a large desk that rests on a lower credenza, that together form an L-shape. The desk has ample storage, […]
Denmark, 1960s Hans Wegner designed this dining table, model AT310, for Danish manufacturer Andreas Tuck. It comprises a teak top with oak legs and base. The table includes two 15.75″ leaves that allow the table to extend to a length […]
Denmark, 1960s This sideboard is constructed of teak and features two cabinet storage sections with adjustable shelving and four felt-lined drawers.
Denmark, 1960s This extra long coffee table features a unique asymmetrical shape and a partial lip around the perimeter.
Denmark, 1960s This dining table was designed by H.W. Klein and manufactured by Bramin Mobler. It is constructed of a teak top with round, tapered legs and rosewood joinery at the corners. The table includes one 23.75″ leaf that allows […]
Denmark, 1960s This teak desk by Svend Madsen features six drawers, an open bookshelf, and unique curvilinear details.
Denmark, 1960s This dresser was designed by Borge Mogensen for Soborg Mobler. It is constructed of teak and features eight spacious drawers with unique teak drawer pulls.
Denmark, 1950s This teak dining set by Hans Wegner is both beautiful and functional. Two 19.5″ extension leaves slide under the table top when not in use. The chairs measure 20 in. W x 15 in. D x 32.5 in.
Denmark, 1960s This desk was designed by Peter Lovig Nielsen. It features four drawers with unique tab drawer pulls, one of which has a working lock. The upper storage portion features two drawers and open storage for papers. This portion […]
Denmark, 1950s This pair of armchairs was designed by Finn Juhl and manufactured by France & Daverkosen. They feature a teak frame with elegantly curved arms and foam cushion seats.
Denmark, 1960s This Finn Juhl credenza, constructed of teak with aluminum accents, features a floating case with three drawers and two enclosed shelving areas.
Denmark, 1950s This rare coffee table by Johannes Andersen has a unique sculptural shape with a functional lower shelf.
Denmark, 1960s This desk was designed by Peter Lovig Neilsen. It features four drawers with unique tab drawer pulls, one of which has a working lock. The upper storage portion features two drawers and open storage for papers. This portion […]
This elegant easy chair has been expertly reupholstered in grey Maharam Hallingdal textile.
Denmark, 1960s These charming dining chairs by Kai Kristiansen are constructed of teak frames, which feature a unique “Z” construction, and upholstered seats and backs. The backs of these chairs swivel slightly.
Denmark, early 1960s This version of Finn Juhl’s modular wall unit from the Cresco series for France & Son comprises multiple adjustable shelves, five exterior drawers, two cabinets, as well as a drop-down desk with three shallow drawers whose fronts […]
Sweden, 1960s Designed by Yngve Enkström for Westbergs Furniture in Sweden, this cabinet comprises two segments. The upper hutch, which is 12″ deep, has four shelves for displaying pieces behind glass doors. In the lower case, two drawers sit above […]
Denmark, 1960s This handsome teak desk, designed by Finn Juhl in the 1960s, stands on canted teak and aluminum legs. The suspended case features a shallow drawer and a filing cabinet, each with striking aluminum bow-tie pulls.
Denmark, 1960s This teak desk by Arne Vodder is set on unique legs and features six drawers and a large shelf. The locks are in working order and the keys are included.
Denmark, 1960s This teak secretary desk by Ivan A. Johansen has three large drawers and seven small drawers. The writing surface extends to provide more work space and retracts to reveal additional storage. Unique drawer pulls enhance the charm of […]
Denmark, 1960’s Pair of teak nightstands, each with one adjustable shelf. Unique handles offset their rectilinear form.
Denmark, 1950’s This beautiful teak desk features six drawers on one side and ample storage, both open and closed, on the other side.
Denmark, 1950’s Three teak tables nest neatly together. Signed on underside with branded mark.
Denmark, 1970’s This large wall-mounted teak storage system by Poul Cadovius features numerous components and can be arranged to meet your needs. As pictured, it is 126″ wide by 78″ high, and each column is 31.5″ W. Each of the […]
Denmark, 1954 This handsome double sideboard by Hans Wegner for Ry Møbler is solidly constructed of oiled teak. The upper case features sliding doors that open onto adjustable shelving; the lower case houses six roomy drawers with contrasting tab drawer […]
Denmark, 1957 Unique sculptural teak coffee table by Johannes Andersen for CFC Silkeborg.
Denmark, 1960s This set of six dining chairs are upholstered in the original striped textile.
Denmark, 1960’s Large Danish teak coffee table, expertly refinished with the original manufacturer’s stamp on the underside.
Denmark, 1950’s This armchair by Illum Wikkelsø was manufactured in Denmark by Carl Hansen & Son. Its unique curved arms enhance the clean lines of the chair and provide for a very comfortable seat. It is newly reupholstered in Knoll […]
Denmark, 1950’s Designed in 1950, these lovely easy chairs are simply but beautifully constructed of oiled oak and paper cord.
Denmark, 1980’s This unique round teak wall mirror features two semi-circle doors that can be opened as a tri-fold mirror or left closed for a sculptural wood wall-hanging.
Denmark, 1960’s This elegant teak sideboard features beautiful woven sliding doors with pullout shelves in each of the three sections.
Denmark, 1950’s This set of six classic dining chairs by Hans Wegner features classic joinery which adds beautiful detail. The paper cord on all six chairs is in very good condition.
Denmark, 1950’s Rare set of ten dining chairs by Arne Hovmand Olson.
Denmark, 1957 Unique sculptural teak coffee table by Johannes Andersen for CFC Silkeborg.
Denmark, 1950’s This seat on this elegant folding stool has been expertly replaced with high quality leather.
Denmark, 1950’s This beautiful teak desk features six spacious drawers on one side and open and closed storage on the other side.
Denmark, 1950’s This unique grouping is comprised of a settee, “His” armchair and “Hers” armchair. Solid construction and in all-original condition. “His” chair measures 31″W x 32″D x 38″H x 17.5″ seat height. “Her” chair measures 28″W x 27″D x […]
Denmark, 1960’s The clean simple lines of this executive desk highlight the function of the piece. With six large drawers on one side and open shelving on the other.
Denmark, 1960’s This beautiful teak sideboard has two sliding doors which open to reveal roomy shelving. Excellent craftsmanship and details make this piece a focal point in any setting.
Denmark, 1950’s These sweet side tables have beautiful ceramic tile tops.
Denmark, 1957 This beautiful coffee table has a suspended lower shelf made of rattan.
Denmark, 1957 Unique sculptural teak coffee table by Johannes Andersen for CFC Silkeborg.
Denmark, 1950’s This compact teak sideboard cabinet by Borge Mogensen has adjustable sliding shelves and drawers. Both sides lock with included key.
Denmark, 1960s This beautifully detailed Danish modern sideboard boasts exceptional craftsmanship. On the right side, sliding doors reveal small drawers and shelves, and on the left the four large drawers offer plentiful storage.
Denmark, 1970’s One of Finn Juhl’s most well-known pieces is the “Chieftain Chair”. Designed in 1949, it is a fine example of Juhl’s innovative idea of separating the sculpturally shaped seat and back from the wooden frame. Beautifully crafted of […]
Denmark, 1950’s This coffee table features a unique stainless steel and teak construction that is Quistgaard’s signature style.
Denmark, 1960’s This impressive sideboard by Hans Wegner is solidly constructed of oiled teak. The upper portion has sliding doors which open to reveal adjustable shelving, and the lower portion has six roomy drawers, one of which is felt-lined. Although […]
Denmark, 1949 Design This large version of Juhl’s notable Chieftain chair is a rare example of his influential style. Designed in 1949, this stunning chair was originally produced in fewer than five examples. This Double Chieftain chair was manufactured in […]