1930s Danish Sofa

Superb Danish late Art Deco early midcentury sofa from the late 1930's or early 1940s with spring cushions and beautiful open armrests and legs carved in solid stained beech with gre...

Ernst Kühn, 1890-1948 Architectural and sculptural sofa designed by Ernst Kühn, presumably made for the Wivex restaurant in Copenhagen in the early 1930s and most likely produced by ...

Danish Modern, Banana Settee or Sofa, Stained Beech, Fabric, Denmark, 1930s A substantial curved two seater sofa or settee produced by an unknown cabinetmaker in Denmark in the earl...

Three seat sofa, beech, fabric. Denmark, 1930s This beautifully crafted three-seat sofa from Denmark showcases perfect proportions and a refined, timeless design.

Superb Danish late Art Deco early midcentury sofa from the late 1930's or early 1940s with spring cushions and beautiful open armrests and legs carved in solid Cuban mahogany with gr...

An elegant and increasingly rare three-seat sofa designed by Frits Henningsen and crafted in Denmark during the late 1930s or early 1940s.

1930s, Danish 2 seater sofa in original good condition: no smells and no stains.

It was in Denmark that Modernism reigned between the 1920s and 1960s and produced the most iconic pieces of furniture. The Danish modernist movement was shaped by two influences. The...

Danish banana sofa from the 1930s-40s. Floral upholstery and oak legs.

An exceptional Danish sofa designed by Frits Henningsen and executed in Denmark in the 1930s.

1930s, Danish 3-seater sofa. Original red furniture velour, handcarved ash wood, furniture mesh, brass springs in the seat.

A striking Danish 3-seater sofa in Cuban mahogany by Frits Henningsen. In competition with his teacher Kaare Klint, Henningsen was one of the outstanding designers of the early 20th...

This exceptionally rare two seat sofa was designed by Ernst Kühn for the Wivex restaurant in Copenhagen in the early 1930s.

1930s, Danish 2-seater sofa. Salmon pink furniture velour, ash wood, springs in the seat.

Sofa by master cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen, Denmark, 1938. The design features dramatic flared arms crafted from Cuban mahogany and a traditionally constructed seat with eight-way ...

Danish Mid-Century Modern, Banana Sofa, Beechwood, Green Fabric, Denmark, 1930s Danish modern banana sofa in the manner of Flemming Lassen for Slagelse Mobelvaerk c. 1930s.

Banana sofa with curved backrest, Danish design 1930-1940. Reupholstered in two shades of cotton blend velvet from Baker Home in 'Nude' and dark grey and a black fringed skirt appli...

Does not require reupholstery. The velvet is in good condition without stains. The sprung base is supple and supportive. There is some wear to the edge braid on the left side but thi...

Kaare Klint sofa table. In Cuba mahogany. Made by Rud Rasmussen. Marked with Rud Rasmussen sticker.

A beautifully composed Art Deco sofa dating to the 1920s–1930s, distinguished by its striking sculptural walnut armrests and balanced proportions. The design is defined by its elega...

1930s Danish Deco curved-back settee attributed to Flemming Lassen, retaining its original green mohair upholstery. Expertly handcrafted with a remarkably sturdy solid wood frame, th...

Frits Henningsen, sofa, walnut, pink fabric, Denmark, 1930s This classic sofa was designed and produced by master cabinet maker Frits Henningsen around the 1930s.

Rasmussen A/S, Copenhagen, Denmark in 1930s/1940s. The sofas are beautifully upholstered in Nigerian goat hide with brass nails, as originally designed.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to the 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues are seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to the 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues are seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to the 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues are seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

This antique Rococo style coffee table, dating from around the 1930s, showcases exquisite craftsmanship and elegant design. The table features stained wood legs adorned with brass de...

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace series pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resting...

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace series pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resting...

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace series pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resting...

A charming and highly sculptural Danish sofa attributed to the design tradition of Flemming Lassen and Fritz Hansen. While the exact designer and manufacturer remain undocumented, th...

This pair of tables by Frits Henninsgen from the 1930/40/50s has always fascinated me. Normally, tables either have veneered or solid wood surfaces. These tables have both. And stran...

The Palace Ottoman complements the collection with reference to 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

With reference to the 1930s–40s Danish modernist sofas, cues are seen in the seam placement and stitched panel details.

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace Armchair pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resti...

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace Armchair pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resti...

Designed for unhurried repose, the Palace Armchair pairs an expansive lounge seat with over‑scaled arms that sweep in a continuous curve, creating a sheltered nook for reading, resti...