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These Thai Mid-Century Modern lounge chairs or armchairs were designed by Thao Devakul and date from the 1960s–1970s. The frames are teak, and the loose cushions are beige buffalo le...

These six Danish Brutalist dining chairs, from the 1960s–1970s, have pale oak frames and are upholstered in red fabric with navy and olive-green stripes. They are in the style of Hen...

A generous pair of Danish Modern lounge chairs or easy chairs from the 1960s-1970s, with thick oak frames upholstered in dark brown leather. The frames are built from substantial oa...

A pair of skirted armchairs or easy chairs from the 1950s–1960s, upholstered in a cream printed fabric with generous bouquets of rust, ochre, plum and sage-green flowers. Each chair...

A Togo set designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset, made up of a three-seat sofa, a lounge chair and an ottoman. The pieces were made in France in the 1970s–1980s and keep their o...

A pair of mid-century Danish easy chairs, made by a cabinetmaker in the 1940-1950s and upholstered in a large-scale floral print with yellow twisted cord trim. Each armchair has a b...

A hexagonal oak stool from the 1960s with six faceted legs and a seat upholstered in needlework and green plush. Each leg follows a baluster profile cut into flat facets and broken ...

A Danish rocking chair in solid oak with its original seagrass seat, dating from the 1950s. The ladder back has two broad slats, each with a scalloped lower edge that dips to a poin...

Danish set of six Razorblade dining chairs in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf for Nyrup Møbelfabrik, 1960s. The seats are upholstered in a deep red pile fabric. The backrest...

Pair of Danish lounge chairs in grey-blue velvet, in the manner of Fritz Hansen, circa 1940. Designer and maker are unrecorded. The proportions and detailing are typical of Danish u...

Pair of Danish lounge chairs in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s. Each chair has loose seat and back cushions upholstered in a flecked green woven fabric. The front le...

Danish set of eight dining chairs in teak, designed by Harry Østergaard, 1960s. Each chair pairs a crescent-shaped teak backrest with a black upholstered seat. The backrest is curve...

Danish set of six dining chairs in solid oak with leather upholstery, designed by Mikael Laursen, 1970s. Curved backrest and straight, square-section legs joined by stretchers on all...

Danish set of six dining chairs in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s. Carved, sculptural legs joined by straight stretchers on all four sides. The frame is constructed ...

Danish set of six dining chairs in solid oak, produced by Slagelse Møbelværk, 1960s. Straight, tapered legs with a clean, architectural frame construction. The frame is built in sol...

Model IW3 rocking chair by Danish designer Illum Wikkelsø, designed in 1958. The chair has a light, open construction with a broad wooden seat, tall spindle back and long curved rock...

Set of six Dutch Brutalist dining chairs in solid oak from the mid-20th century. Their tall ladder backs, broad plank seats and substantial trestle-like bases create a strongly archi...

Danish pair of club chairs in burgundy velvet, likely by a Danish Cabinetmaker, 1950s. Each chair has a gently channelled, barrel-shaped back that curves into tightly rolled scroll a...

Danish corner chair in solid oak, designed by Henning Kjærnulf, 1960s, sold as a pair. Each chair is built on a triangular seat frame supported by four turned and faceted legs, with...

Dutch set of six dining chairs in solid oak and leather, designed by Bram Sprij, 1960s, comprising two armchairs and four side chairs. Each chair stands on a crossed X-frame base, a...

European Art Deco club armchairs in burl walnut and veneered wood, 1930s, sold as a pair. Each chair is built in a strict cubic form, with wide flat arms and a low, deep seat set wi...

Italian Carimate armchair in red lacquered beech, designed by Vico Magistretti for Cassina, 1960s. The frame is constructed in solid beech, finished in a glossy red lacquer that sho...

This pair of Danish club chairs was produced by Wiels Møbler in Haarby, Denmark, with the original manufacturer's label underneath explicitly dated February 7, 1985. The chairs feat...

This pair of lounge chairs was made in Denmark in the 1940s, in the Art Deco style favored by Danish cabinetmakers of the period. The rounded back is shaped into vertical channels. T...

This pair of Sirocco safari chairs was designed by Arne Norell and produced in Sweden, confirmed by the manufacturer's label to the leg. The frames are built in solid ash, with turn...

This set of eight dining chairs in style of Henning Kjærnulf. Each chair is constructed in solid oak, with the back uprights terminating in a distinctive notched, peaked profile abo...

This lounge chair is the DS-16 model, produced by De Sede in Switzerland. The chair is upholstered throughout in thick brown leather, with a boxy, architectural frame typical of De ...

This sectional sofa is the "Lørdagshjørnet" model (Model Belcante), designed by Andreas Hansen for N. Eilersen and produced in Denmark during the 1970s. The design is built from five...

This tripod stool is Danish in origin and dates from the 1960s. The solid oak seat is carved with a saddle profile, dipping at the centre and rising toward each end, with a raised ri...

This hexagonal stools is upholstered in a hand-worked needlepoint tapestry, dated to the 1950s. Each top depicts a central rosette medallion surrounded by a floral wreath in rose, ye...

The Carimate armchairs was designed by Vico Magistretti in 1959 for the Carimate Golf Club and remains one of the defining forms of Italian mid-century seating. The beech frames are...

This bench is crafted from a solid slab of walnut with a live, freeform edge running along both long sides. The top rests on two shaped trestle legs, each carved with a soft, organic...

Dining chairs constructed in solid oak, produced in Belgium during the 1960s. Each chair has a tall, split backrest carved from two curved uprights, joined by two through-tenon cross...

This set of six dining chairs is constructed in solid oak and was produced in Denmark, likely during the 1960s or 1970s. Each chair has a wavy, hand-shaped top rail above a padded ba...

This stool is constructed in solid oak with a turned central column rising from three curved, arc-shaped feet. The feet are joined to the column with visible peg construction and fin...

This sculptural lounge chair is stamped "Design Szedleczky" to the top of the chair, and was produced in solid pine, likely during the 1970s. The frame is built from thick pine board...

This sofa is built in solid oak in the Renaissance Revival style, likely produced in Denmark in the early 20th century. The frame stands on bun feet, rising through baluster-turned f...

This safari chair was produced by Norell Möbler in Sweden, identified by the manufacturer's label to the underside of the frame. The design is attributed to Arne Norell. The frame is...

This pair of lounge chairs was produced by Form 75 in Galten, Denmark, identified by the manufacturer's label to the underside of each frame. The frames are built in solid pine, with...

This pair of lounge chairs was produced by an Danish cabinetmaker during the 1940s. Each chair is built on a solid beech frame, with boldly scrolled arms terminating in a rounded, ha...

This solid oak wingback armchair is attributed to Henning Kjærnulf and was produced in Denmark during the 1960s. The turned front legs and scalloped apron, carved with three roundels...

A pair of Danish lounge chairs with open bentwood armrests, Denmark, 1940s. The backrest rises to a softly flared upper profile — a continuous outward curve that gives the silhouette...

A pair of black leather Falcon lounge chairs by Sigurd Ressell, produced by Vatne Møbler, Norway, 1970s. The defining structural proposition is the aerodynamic bentwood frame — steam...

A walnut footstool with hand-worked needlepoint top in the Queen Anne style, England or Northern Europe, early 20th century. The defining feature is the petit point panel: a densely ...

A set of six solid pine dining chairs by an unknown Danish cabinetmaker, Denmark, 1970s. The defining structural feature is the floating single-rail backrest — a horizontally upholst...

A pair of solid oak low lounge chairs by Dittmann & Co, Europe, 1960s. The defining feature is the double wave-cut back rail — two horizontally stacked slats with sculpted sinuou...

A matched pair of solid teak stools with black leatherette upholstered seat pads, Danish workshop cabinetmaker, 1960s. The defining structural feature is the rounded corner post: eac...

A solid oak bobbin-turned stool with geometric needlepoint upholstered seat, Danish workshop production, 1950s. The seat textile is the object's primary point of connoisseurship: a d...

A Scandinavian mid-century wingback lounge chair, 1940s–1950s, in deep forest green velvet. A generous, fully upholstered form with a high sculpted back, softly curved wings and roun...

A Danish modern oak lounge chair, 1960s, in the tradition of the Danish craft furniture movement — the seat sits close to the floor with a deeply reclined back angle and generous sea...

A Danish oak wingback lounge chair, 1960s, in the tradition of the Danish craft furniture movement. The form is generous and enveloping — a high, softly sculpted wingback with wide r...

A pair of Danish oak lounge chairs, 1950s, in the tradition of the Danish craft furniture movement. Generous in scale with a high, slightly flared back and deep seat — the silhouette...

A pair of Kroken lounge chairs designed by Åke Fribytter, Sweden, 1970s. One of the most compelling Scandinavian lounge chair designs of the period — the Kroken is built around a ben...

A pair of Siesta lounge chairs by Ingmar Relling, produced by Westnofa Furniture, Norway, 1970s. Original Westnofa labels present on both frames. The Siesta is one of the most endur...

A pair of Danish teak lounge chairs, 1960s. Solid teak frames with a clean, open construction that reads well from every angle — the joinery is precise and the proportions are well-r...

A substantial and imposing pair of Danish wingback armchairs constructed in solid oak and upholstered in their original striped wool, dating from the 1940s. The silhouette is tall an...

A Danish wingback lounge chair in moss green velvet, circa 1940s. The form is full and generously proportioned — deep seat, rounded arms that curve softly outward, and a tall back wi...

Scandinavian wingback lounge chairs from the 1940s, retaining their original olive-green velvet throughout. The channel-back rises in five vertical channels, each seam finished with ...

A matched pair of oak lounge chairs in the Danish Modern tradition, upholstered in an original green patterned wool and produced by an accomplished Danish cabinetmaker in the 1940s —...

A teak and velvet lounge chair in the Danish Modern tradition, designed by Svend Skipper as Model 91, known in Denmark as the Bamse Stol, or Bear Chair — produced in the 1950s and im...