Jacob Kjaer Model B-37 Rosewood Un Chair, 1949

Ole Wanscher - PJ-149 colonial chair, 1949. Ole Wanscher's Colonial chair is the arguably the high-point of his long and distinguished career. This example was produced in exquisite, highly-figured rosewood with woven rattan cane seat. The chair comes with the original patinated black leather, feather filled cushions. It was produced by cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in Denmark c1950s. Wanscher brought together influences from French, British and American colonial furniture...

Ole Wanscher - Model PJ-149 Colonial Chair, 1949 Ole Wanscher's iconic career high-point: the Colonial Chair was designed in 1949 and produced by master cabinetmaker Poul Jeppesen in Denmark throughout the 1950s. It references colonial-era furniture from the UK and France as well 18th century American shaker furniture...

Ole Wanscher PJ-149 colonial chair, 1949 The colonial chair is one of Wanscher’s best loved and most iconic designs, drawing influence from British and French Colonial furniture...

Ole Wanscher - Princess Armchair, 1958 The Model J2883 designed by master-designer Ole Wanscher in 1958, acquired its nickname thanks to a Danish princess...

Fredrik Kayser Model 935 lounge chairs Produced by Vatne Mobler in Norway, circa 1960s. The frames are made from highly figured Brazilian rosewood. The new cushions are upholst...

Grete Jalk - Pair of Model 128 Lounge Chairs, c1963 A pair of exquisite rosewood lounge chairs produced by France & Son, Denmark c1960s. The new feather cushions have been upholster...

An adjustable, teak and leather lounge chair designed and produced by Jacob Kjaer, Denmark, 1945.

Jacob Kjaer, armchair. Rosewood and fabric. Executed by Jacob Kjaer, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1951.   

Pair of United Nations armchairs attributed to Jacob Kjaer in original black vinyl upholstery. One arm shows a sign of repair ( last photo ) otherwise structurally strong with minima...

Rare armchair model M70/21 designed by Jacob Kjær. Produced by cabinetmaker Jacob Kjær in Denmark.

1950s danish easy chair red and black wool, with six buttons in the back. Tapering wooden legs. This armchair is designed and manufactured in Denmark circa 1952 by danish master ca...

These chairs are now upholstered in a cream and brown fabric with small geometric design. About Jacob Kjær, (1896-1957) After receiving training in the workshop of his father, who was a furniture maker, Jacob Kjar went to places like Berlin and Paris for further training. As a Snedkermester(1), he exhibited his works in Barcelona World Expo in 1929 and other events, and won many awards as well. Most of his works are characterized by simplicity in design, but, if you look closer, you will notice that their details are elaborately worked out to a surprising degree. He was a first-class furniture maker who made no compromise in his selection of materials, fabrication, structure, and working process. Chairs of Jacob Kjær have excellent design made possible by his knowledge and skills as furniture maker. He used only the finest materials including animal hair in his upholstery. Combined with careful hand crafting, furniture of the highest quality was produced. (1)Snedkermester: a title given to the most excellent furniture makers Additional information regarding Jacob Kjær Based in Copenhagen, Jacob Kjaer created many of his designs in his own workshop. They included the “FN Chair...