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rather than steel which led to employment as a furniture designer in E. Knudsen's Studio, among the

Rare set of 12 dining chairs model 47 designed by E. Knudsen. Produced by Jensen & Lykkegaard in

E. Knudsen set of four dining chairs with frame of beech, backs with cane. New upholstered with

) began his career as a naval architect in Odense, Denmark. Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen

designer began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. Østervig later opened his first

at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. Østervig later opened his first independent

, influenced by his passion for woodworking. Østervig's career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

worked for E. Knudsen, a manufacturer before deciding to open his own studio. Østervig continued to do

). Because of his passion for woodworking Østervig shifted to furniture design by the 1930s. He began at E

of design, Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947. He

career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947

for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to work as a

for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to work as a

. Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947 where he continued to

because of his passion of woodworking. His career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947, Østervig opened his first own

This set of four modernist chairs was designed by E. Knudsen and made by the Danish furniture

attachment to wood rather than steel led to his being employed as a furniture designer in E. Knudsen's Studio

designer in E. Knudsen's Studio, among the largest of the times. In 1947, Østervig established his own

designer for the E. Knudsen Studio, a well-known furniture manufacturer, before establishing his own design

he opened his own studio in 1947, Østervig worked for producer E. Knudsen. Until the end of his

architect in Odense, Denmark. Then, before he opened his own studio in 1947, Østervig worked for producer E

manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his own studio in 1947. He continued to work as a freelance designer for

because of his passion of woodworking. His career as a furniture designer began at E. Knudsen

began at E. Knudsen’s architectural design studio in Odense. In 1947, Østervig opened his first own

A very rare teak, leather and cane Model 48 Armchair designed by E. Knudsen for Jensen & Lykkegaard

wool fabric, designed by E. Knudsen for Jensen & Lykkegaard, circa 1956, Denmark. Excellent condition.

, Jean-Michel Franck and Paul T. Frankl. Østervig was first employed as a furniture designer in E

steel led to his being employed as a furniture designer in E. Knudsen's Studio, among the largest of the

. Changing career paths in favour of design, Østervig worked for manufacturer E. Knudsen before opening his

Paavo Tynell Model '9602' Brass and Rattan Floor Lamp with Canvas Shade for GUBI Originally designed by Paavo Tynell in 1935 and characterized by its elegant, airy lampshade balance...

Stunning French Art Deco chandelier by Atelier Petitot. Having four clear frosted glass skyscraper panels with vertical and horizontal ribbed design details. Shades rests on a geomet...

A pine wall shelf or cabinet designed and produced in Sweden, c. 1960s. Currently missing wall mounting brackets. Will require professional installation.

Adrian Pearsall, 'Platform' sofa, fabric, walnut, United States, 1960s Adrian Pearsall is renowned for his distinctive sofa designs, and this piece exemplifies his innovative approa...

Comfortable, exuberant, and ultracool Danish lounge chair from the 1930-40's. These type of chairs were produced as companions to the curved "banana" sofas coming out of the of the ...

Stylish and practical, Industrial style wine rack. If you are a wine enthousiast and you like the timeless, industrial style then we may have the ideal wine cabinet for you. This ...

Paavo Tynell 'Model 5321' Brass and Rattan Table Lamp Originally designed by Paavo Tynell in 1938, this authorized GUBI re-edition is executed in brass and rattan. The 5321 table la...

Dagmar Design - Round Ottoman Custom-made ottoman developed & produced at our workshops in London using the highest quality materials. These examples are upholstered in a mustar...

Vintage Richard Schultz cocktail table with enameled steel top and aluminum frame for Knoll.

This is a slim rosewood coffee table from 1960s Denmark, with a signature underneath from B.C. Møbler Vejle. It has a few marks, all shown in the photos. The legs can be removed for...

A Classic Florence Knoll for Knoll petite scale (36"W) credenza. Walnut with nice rich patina, cream colored, original fronts and leather tabs. Vintage circa 1950s with original Knol...

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, armchair model 'Fumay,' oak and fabric, France, 1960s Beautifully shaped armchair in blond oak by French designer duo Jacques Chambron and Ro...

Beautiful pair of iconic Presidencial lounge armchairs by Brazilian design master Jorge Zalszupin. Produced in the 1960's, these uniquely shaped chairs feature a curved wood bottom, ...

Beautiful iconic maple 48” long coffee table or bench designed by Paul McCobb.. This mid century table was part of the planner group made for Winchendon Company . Circa 1950s/1960s. ...

Rare Danish club sofa produced in Denmark likely, circa late 1930s to early 1940's by Fritz Hansen of Denmark. Legs made from solid beech. Comfortable and super solid with nice and s...

A teak console table designed and produced in Italy, c. 1950s. With original patina present such as scratches and staining. Dimensions: 34.4” H x 33.6” W x 13” D