Used Pine Furniture

The Pine Furniture of Early New England by Russell Hawes Kettell.

In 1961 Mogensen designed pine furniture to be put in his own summer house.

They consistently made high quality Pine Furniture and always out of Reclaimed Pine Wood and finished in old school traditional methods.

These pained cabinets were made from pieces of antique pine furniture in Latvia.

One previous owner who bought a set of solid pine furniture to their newly built house in the late 70s.

The table is produced in the time when the pine furniture of quality were made in Sweden. This one is no exaption.

Coffee table in pine by Yngve Ekström for Swedese, circa 1970. This table is a great example of the robust pine furniture era that grew popular in Sweden in the late 1960s.

Thus style of pine furniture were designed for swedish cabins and country homes during the mid-1900s.

This table makes a great example of a Classic robust pine furniture made in Sweden. It’s made in solid and thick pine with many nice details.

Sven Larsson is one of the Swedish pioneers of the robust pine furniture era that started in the late 1960s and grew popular in the 1970s.

The aesthetic closely aligns with the work of Rainer Daumiller, known for his sculptural and solid pine furniture from the 1970s. The chairs show some wear, natural patina, and visi...

This table is a great example of the robust pine furniture era that grew popular in Sweden in the late 1960s.

Sven Larsson is one of the Swedish pioneers of the robust pine furniture era that started in the late 1960s and grew popular in the 1970s.

Although produced after Axel Einar Hjorth’s period as chief architect at NK, the stools reflect the continued influence of the robust pine furniture associated with his sought after ...

This studio craft table is a great example of the pine furniture made for cabins that was produced during the early modernist era in Sweden, by names like Axel Einar Hjorth and Carl ...

Roland Wilhelmsson is the most famous Swedish designer of the robust pine furniture era that started in the late 1960s and grew popular in the 1970s.

In 1961 Mogensen designed pine furniture to be put in his own summer house.

The multiple surfaces and shelves can give free rein to your imagination to arrange your plants or any other object that you would like to highlight. This oak and pine furniture was ...

Standing 80 cm tall, it features a sculptural cylindrical form constructed from vertical slats of solid pine, giving it a warm, organic presence. While the designer and manufacturer...

File Cabinet made in England from reclaimed scrub Pine by the Main Pine Company, who remain as one of our favorite sources of English Pine Furniture.

Many years ago, there was company named Chrispyn who specialized in producing beautiful English Country Pine Furniture with their traditional beeswax finish.

The surface has developed a warm, even patina, typical of well-made pine furniture from the period. It is supported by shaped end supports joined by a recessed stretcher, creating a...

This piece goes together well with pine furniture from other Swedish designers from the era, such as Axel Einar Hjorth.

The natural pine surface shows a warm honey-toned finish with visible wood grain typical of Scandinavian pine furniture and lighting from the period.

The back cushion are held in place by two linnen webbing stripes. This type of pine furniture became very popular during the 1930s and 1940s and were specifically designed for Swedis...

Bench reflects Swedish designer Gilbert Marklund's sculptural approach to pine furniture, where structural elements become decorative features.

Back in the 1990's they built us hundreds of reclaimed pine furniture and this Computer Cupboard or hidden Office was one of the items.

"Stugan" (The cottage) was his answer to the new demand of pine furniture for the summer houses that was developing during the 1930´s in Sweden.

Dimensions: Height: 77 cm / 30.32 in Width: 72 cm / 28.35 in Depth: 74 cm / 29.14 in Seat height: 42 cm / 16.54 in The Åby Möbelfabrik furniture factory, located in Sweden’s Växjö m...

While Aksel Kjersgaard is best known for his meticulously crafted teak and rosewood mirrors of the 1950s and 1960s, this piece belongs to the pine furniture line introduced in the 19...

Friis and Moltke were a prominent Danish architectural partnership whose furniture designs closely parallel the work of Rainer Daumiller — a German-born designer who spent much of hi...

They were making thick, honest, knotty pine furniture built to survive generations of chaotic dinner parties.

Ate van Apeldoorn was a Dutch designer active in the 1970s whose pine furniture systems became closely associated with a stripped-back, constructivist approach to domestic furnishings.

Would be lovely in a small dining room, breakfast nook, or make a fabulous home bar. Cottage style pine furniture - such as this - became especially popular in England & Scotland du...

During the 1970s, pine furniture gained popularity across Scandinavia, appreciated for its durability and connection to traditional Nordic woodworking.

Dimensions: Width: 130 cm Depth: 76 cm Height: 72 cm Tabletop thickness: 3 cm An attractive and genuine example of Swedish 1940s pine furniture with strong aesthetic ties to Scandin...

His design career was characterized by simplicity and functionality, and he was known for his popular pine furniture, including sports cottage furniture.

Similar and intended for the same interiors as Axel-Einar Hjorths solid pine furniture made by Nordiska Kompaniet during the 1930-40s.

The table exemplifies the Scandinavian design philosophy of combining functionality and beauty with simple lines and light space. In the 1970s, rustic pine furniture became fashionab...

A rare and highly decorative example of Swedish mid-century pine furniture with exceptional architectural character.

Large pine coffee table or bench in the waterfall form, designed in the style influenced by Ate van Apeldoorn's work and characteristic of Dutch minimalist furniture making in the 19...

The design is consistent with a group of rustic and sculptural pine furniture retailed by Roche Bobois during the 1970s.

Scandinavian design is renowned for combining functionality and beauty with simple lines and light space; these chairs are an excellent example. In the 1970s, rustic pine furniture b...

Scandinavian design is renowned for combining functionality and beauty with simple lines and light space; these chairs are an excellent example. In the 1970s, rustic pine furniture b...

• Height 40 cm (15.7 in), Shade Ø 22 cm (8.7 in) • Pine and fabric • Period: 1970s • Made in Sweden • Original fabric shade with minor wear, overall very good vintage condition AB...

In the 1940s he designed several pieces of pine furniture – today highly sought after and often referred to as the “sports cabin” pieces.

The company primarily manufactured pine furniture, including the “SMI 110” chair that has the same backseat as this rocking chair model.

Beyond its original agricultural purpose, the model has also become appreciated as a functional interior object, often used as a bedside table or as practical seating in cabins and r...

The lounge chairs by Yngve Ekström for Swedese are a rare find, a true gem of the robust pine furniture era that grew popular in Sweden in the late 1960s.

The company primarily manufactured pine furniture. The chair’s shape and construction show the signs of the master craftsmanship of Åby Möbelfabrik as the robust, barrel-like body ha...

With its restrained, light colour palette peppered with gnarly knots, pine furniture have been favoured in Scandinavia for centuries and there is a contemporary renewal of interest a...

Pine was also in demand as the base wood for framed furniture.

The half column details and painted faux mahogany finish were style elements seen in pine furniture of this era. This petite chest of drawers is restored so it is stable, ready for u...

Within this context, Göran Malmvall became a key figure in shaping the company’s mid-century identity, particularly through his work with pine furniture and the movement often referr...

They are crafted from pine - a valuable material used in furniture manufacturing thanks its natural grain that guarantees that each piece is unique.

This studio craft table, crafted from solid pine, is a great example of the pine furniture made for cabins that was produced during the early modernist era in Sweden, by names like A...

During this period, designers often used earthy colors, handmade textures, and natural woods to create a warmer alternative to earlier sleek modernism. Pine furniture with darker wal...

It is substantial without feeling heavy, and the visual rhythm of the planks and knots gives it exactly the kind of honest, tactile quality collectors often look for in 1970s Swedish...

Although he worked in styles ranging from Swedish Grace to Art Deco and Functionalism, Hjorth is best known for his pine furniture from the early 1930s. Created for Swedish holiday c...

The Norwegian manufacturer, Krogenæs, is well-known for the high-quality pine furniture. This bench is a great example with its simple and robust design joined by classic, traditiona...