Norway Teak

Mid-Century Scandinavian Wooden Inuit Figure by Arne Tjomsland, Norway, 1950s A rare and charming Scandinavian modern wooden figure designed by Arne Tjomsland, Norway, circa 1950s–...

The thoughtful craftsmanship and minimalist form highlight the hallmarks of Norwegian mid-century woodworking.

Mid Century Scandinavian Modern Small low 3 Drawer teak dresser made in Norway. Great red tone teak wood small dresser with carved handles and round cylindrical legs.

Arne Tjomsland was Norways leading souvenir designer in the 1950s and 1960s.

Solid teak side table with removable tray, Norway, 1950s circa.

This high lounge chair was manufactured in Norway during the 1960s. The frame is made of teak.

Mid-century Rostad and Relling for Rasmus Solberg teak & leather sewing table from Norway 1962. Good vintage condition.

Elegant Scandinavian sideboard crafted in the 1960s by Brødrene Sørheim Møbelfabrikk, Norway, attributed to Arnt Sørheim. Made of beautifully grained teak wood, this piece exemplifie...

They feature frames constructed of teak, and they have royal blue fabric upholstery.

Classic Scandinavian mid century coffee / cocktail table made in Norway by Westnofa, circa 1960's. The table is in good original condition, it shows some cosmetic wear, and signs of ...

Norway, 1960s Bambi Teak Dining Chair by Rolf Rastad & Adolf Relling for Gustav Bahus, Norway. 

Mid-Century Norwegian Modern teak magazine rack designed in the 1960s by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo.

Last image shows this large bear next to the smaller cub size in the series, cub not included. L: 14 in. Solid Teak weight: 2 lbs 13.4 oz.  

Fredrik A. Kayser Model 599 teak rocking chair, Rocker Norway circa 1960s Magnificent mid twentieth century Fredrik A.

'Tixi' - rare foldable teak, oak and brass tray designed by Bendt Winge in the 1950s and manufactured from circa 1960 by Aase Dreieri in Norway.

Exceptional set of Scandinavian modern stacking armchairs crafted in richly grained teak, likely produced in Denmark or Norway during the 1970s.

Corners sofa with table, model 610, Vatne Møbler AS, Norway. Sofas with frames in teak and beech, as well as armrests in rattan.

Designed by Arnt Lande and made in Norway by Stokke Mobler this gorgeous "Combi Star" lounge chair is the perfect example Scandinavian design in the 1960's.

Wastepaper bin designed by Einar Barnes. Produced in Norway by PS Heggen during the 1950s. Made from laminated teak and beech wood.

This armchair is a flagship among Norwegian mid-century design. It features a teak frame with thick saddle leather used for the seating.

1970s, Norwegian design by Jan Erik Lindgren. Armchair model "Amazon".

Iconic Scandinavian modern lounge chair designed by Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway, early 1960s. The Hunter chair is one of Afdal’s most celebrated designs, known for its sculptu...

Pair of elegant fire place chairs by Fredrik Kayser, with teak frames, beautifully sculpted. Neat size. Backs and seats upholstered with offwhite sheepskin.

Marked 'Norway' as shown in last image, image #11. Piece is stainless steel with a teak brown wood handle.

A unique pair of armchairs from designer Karl Edvard Korseth and the furniture factory LK Hjelle. Model "Mexico", produced in very small series from 1961-62. The armchairs have been...

1970s, Norwegian design by Harald Relling. Original very good condition with patina: no smells and no stains. Original brown leather, chrome steel, teakwood, canvas. Manufactured by ...

Don't miss your chance to kick back and relax with genuine mid-century Scandinavian craftsmanship! This footstool from Norway's renowned Westnofa Furniture features slender sculptura...

Ottoman is upholstered in same sandstone leather and teak wood base as recliner. Made in Norway, in the late 20th Century.

This stunning set of six mid-century modern dining armchairs was designed by renowned Norwegian designer Torbjørn Afdal (produced by Bruksbo).

Rare polar bear in teak by Norwegian sculptor Arne Tjomsland, produced by Hiorth & Østlyngen, Norway in the 1950s.

Stunnning and extremely rare model 860 sofa designed by Fredrik Kayser for Vatne Mobelfabrikk in Norway, 1960's. This sofa has a beautiful sculptural shape and sleek lines, Teak leg...

1970s, Norwegian design by Jan Erik Lindgren. 2-seater sofa model "Amazon".

Langlos Fabrikker AS Stranda Norway Westnofa. Solid teak frame supports tweed upholstered continuous seat and back.

Stunning Credenza / server by Adolf Relling and Rolf Rastad. made in Norway..Superior quality and construction. featuring adjustable shelving on the left. center compartments and fou...

Stunning model 550 designed by Fredrik Kayser of Norway, , Scandinavian Design .. Simple elegance.. Sweeping curves. subtle joinery, and perfectly balanced frame creates a piece that...

Bar cabinet designed by Bjørn Engø. Produced in Norway by Gustav Bahus during the 1940-50s. Made from teak and doors of solid oak slats with copper nails.

Rare sofa designed by Rolf Rastad & Adolf Relling. Produced by Arnestad Bruk in Norway.

Freshly restored and ready to impress, we’re delighted to present this exquisite Norwegian lounge chair and ottoman from the 1960s.

Pair of Siesta High-Back Lounge Chairs by Ingmar Relling for Westnofa, Norway, 1960s These are very comfortable. Inghmar Relling designrd for Wesnofa and won the 1964 Norwegen design...

Rare lounge chair model Holmenkollen designed by Arne Tidemand-Ruud. Produced by Norcraft in Norway.

This modern two-seater sofa Pegasus Low Back Loveseat model, was manufactured by the Norwegian company Ekornes. The unconventional frame is made of bent teak wood in a warm shade of ...

Rare Mid Century Scandinavian Modern lounge chair designed by Torbjorn Afdal for Bjarne Hansen, made in Norway circa 1950's. Comfortable, stylish, and hard to find, especially in thi...

Mid 20th Century Norwegian Ekornes Prototype Three Piece Suite. Comprising Of A Three Seater Sofa & Two Armchairs. The previous owners of the Ekornes suite ran a furniture shop i...

1960s Scandinavian Sculptural Cheese Slicer Spar Norway made in Norway Stainless steel with teak handle.

This incredibly stylish and compact little teak box includes a cutlery set designed by Erik Herlow in 1956 for Norstaal, Norway, and includes 54 pieces of beautiful stainless steel “...

Architectural lines. Constructed from teak with the original woolen knit fabric. Circa 1960s. ---Dimensions--- Width: 18 in / 45.72 cm Depth: 18.5 in / 46.99 cm Height: 32 in / 81....

Mid century Norwegian Post Modern Ekornes leather teak sofa. Great dark brown leather with solid Blonde birch wood frames.

Solid teak wood coffee table manufactured by Norwegian cabinetmaker, Rasmus Solberg.

Most likely produced at LK Hjelle in Norway during the 1950s. Teak legs and armrests. New upholstery in off white wool Bouclé fabric.

Origin: Norway Designer: Fredrik Kayser Manufacturer: Unknown Era: 1960s Materials: Teak Measurements: 76.75″ wide x 19″ deep x 34.75″ tall Condition: In excellent original condition.

Arne Halvorsen, sofa, model '2010', teak, blue fabric, Norway, 1960s A large sofa designed by Norwegian designer Arne Halvorsen.

Origin: Norway Designer: Rolf Rastad & Adolf Relling Manufacturer: Gustav Bahus Era: 1955 Materials: Teak, Cane Measurements: 26" wide x 23" deep x 27.5″ tall Condition: In good ori...

This elegant mid-century armchair embodies the refined craftsmanship and organic lines characteristic of Scandinavian design in the 1950s–60s. Likely of Norwegian origin with clear D...

The chair is made of solid teak wood and has a very nice cognac leather stitched seat and back with amazing patina.

This refined Scandinavian Modern sofa marries comfort and style for the best of both worlds. It features a scoop teak trim that runs along the arms that frames this fully upholstered...

This particular piece was produced in Norway at around that same time. The silhouette of the sewing basket was deemed revolutionary when the model was first released in 1962, and it ...

This striking Scandinavian Modern teak lounge chair and ottoman set was designed in 1959 by Norwegian furniture designer and architect Gerhard Berg.