Danish Birch

Designer: Ib Kofod-Larsen. Manufacturer: Selig. Period/Style: Danish Modern. Country: Denmark

Designer: Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen Manufacturer: France & Sons Period/Style: Danish

The antique salon set in the Empire style was created in the mid-nineteenth century from birch wood

This teak wood Arne Vodder designed credenza consists of four sliding doors that open to reveal a stunning birchwood interior. Behind the center doors is a fixed shelf with three ind...

Alvar Aalto bench in birch.

master Danish cabinetmaker whose workshop, Thorald Madsens Snedkeri, was a cornerstone of mid-century

, Denmark. The chairs crafted are crafted of molded birch backrests on iron frames, with newly upholstered

c. 1980s. Bent birch legs and inset Formica top. Multiple available, comes with connectors to join

c. 1980s. Bent birch legs and inset Formica top. Multiple available, comes with connectors to join

Classic, Danish Modern, slat-back, Z lounge chair designed by Poul Jensen for Selig has a newly

Nice pair of Falster teak Tambour door nightstands with Birch pull out drawer and interior. Very

birch by Richard Nissen can fit together to form a cube, or be used independently as a pair of end

the 1995 ID Prize. Frame of birch, legs of matt chrome. New upholstered with black anilin leather.

the 1995 ID Prize. Frame of birch, legs of matt chrome. New upholstered with black anilin leather.

Danish lounge chair with armrest. Very rare in this extreme good condition. Mint condition wood and

Sculptural "Chinese" chair designed by Hans Wegner for Fritz Hansen, Denmark. Excellent original

Denmark, ca. 1960s. A stunning wardrobe or gentleman’s chest by Svend Åge Madsen for Falster

flanked by open arched cubbies with two small drawers below each. Desk surface is inlaid with birch

For your consideration: Pair of round side tables Scandinavian Modern Denmark circa 1960s by Danish

elegant Danish sofa has sculpted wood arms and a vertical slatted back. This sculptural sofa is made of

Striking tall Danish modern dresser designed by Kai Kristiansen. Three deep drawers and three

Beautiful Danish teak 4 drawer dresser designed by Hans J. Wegner Circa 1960. Teak veneer dresser

Two bedside tables made of birch, restored and covered with white lacquer. Chrome-plated tubular

core of Danish design identity when he accommodated three different bends in one piece of plywood

Two large armchairs, model "Grandessa", design Lena Larsson, late 1950s. Special gold brown sheepskin upholstery with new foam filling. Any slight differences may occur between t...

Two large armchairs, model "Grandessa", design Lena Larsson, late 1950s. Special black off-white sheepskin upholstery with new foam filling. Any slight differences may occur betw...

Chairs designed by Larsen and Axel Bender Madsen for Fritz Hansen, with authenticity stamp model "6975." The frame is birch while the back and seat are upholstered and reupholstered....

Onelarge armchairs, model "Grandessa", design Lena Larsson, late 1950s. Special black off-white sheepskin upholstery with new foam filling. Any slight differences may occur betwe...

Onelarge armchairs, model "Grandessa", design Lena Larsson, late 1950s. Special black off-white sheepskin upholstery with new foam filling. Any slight differences may occur betwe...

Danish Modern credenza designed by Carlo Jensen for Hundevad Co. in Denmark circa 1960’s. This

Kaare Klint pair of Red Chairs. Executed by Rud. Rasmussen. Stained Birch, Niger leather and Brass

a solid birch frame and has the original woven seat and back. Few signs of wear, overall in a very

Designer: Hans J. Wegner Manufacturer: Ry Møbler Period/Style: Danish Modern Country: Denmark Date

plywood, laminated birch strips, and mahogany pieces inset between the strips. Marked with the Danish

-sized furniture. Produced by Artek, the piece is constructed from bent birch plywood, showcasing Aalto’s

Compact Hans Olsen teak and birch sideboard with one adjustable with an birch lined interior

A two-tiered birch bar cart with large monoxylous locking wheels.

Lounge chair by Poul Volther. Birch & wool upholstery. Nice vintage condition. Very rare model.

Peter Hvidt and Orla Molgaard Mahogany and Birch Three Part Bench. Can be used in various

A pair of nightstands produced by Carlstrom, Sweden, 1960s. Constructed from teak and birch

Model 31 - Lounge chair in bent, green-painted birch. Designed in the 1930s. Maker Huonekalutehdas

Sometimes referred to as the "Cleopatra" Chaise, this example is all original on a rare birch

Hansen, Denmark, 1955. These chairs have a solid birch wooden frame and black vinyl upholstery. The

Two large armchairs, model "Grandessa", design Lena Larsson, late 1950s. Special English off-white sheepskin upholstery with new foam filling. Any slight differences may occur be...

Sculptural dining chairs with new upholstery in light beige camel color. Bent plywood with teak wood and solid wood arm rest. Very comfortable, firm and sturdy.

Incomparably inviting “Clam” lounge chair by Philip Arctander. Curved wooden armrests and club like legs. Upholstered with fuzzy white sheepskin. The buttons on the backrest are dres...

beautifully made birch and teak chair is equally comfortable! All Re-upholstered and refinished

Set of six designer dining chairs from Arne Jacobsen in birch wood. These butterfly chairs are from

Compact Danish Modern credenza designed by Carlo Jensen for Hundevad Co. in Denmark circa 1960s

birch frame and classic white laminate top. With compact, yet extremely functional, dimensions this

Teak sideboard, model 232, designed by Børge Mogensen and produced by FDB in Denmark. Two teak

Denmark, ca. 1950s. A versatile sideboard or cabinet by Børge Mogensen for Søborg Møbelfabrik

Danish modern dresser designed by Carlo Jensen in Denmark for Hundevad & Co in the 1960’s. This

Danish easy chair designed by Magnus Stephensen with his almost trademark T-shaped form. Produced

Danish Modern credenza designed by Carlo Jensen for Hundevad Co. in Denmark circa 1960’s. This

Rare cabinet with highlighted details, made in teak and birch. Designed by Carl-Axel Acking for

Pair of chairs ‘Clam’ designed by Arnold Madsen for Madsen & Schubell, Denmark. 1944. Birch and