Studio Schalling Furniture

This exceptionally rare ceiling lamp, designed by Hans Bergström and produced by Ateljé Lyktan in Åhus, Sweden, is a significant example of mid-century Scandinavian lighting design. ...

This rare stoneware vase, model Surrea, was designed by Wilhelm Kåge and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden. A member of the distinctive Surrea series, the vase exemplifies Kåge’s dep...

This set of three brass ashtrays, produced in Sweden, reflects the understated sophistication and material focus typical of Scandinavian mid-century metalwork. Each ashtray is cast i...

This rare ceramic vase, designed by Axel Salto and produced by Royal Copenhagen in Denmark, is a distinguished example of Scandinavian modernist ceramics, renowned for its artistic i...

This armchair or office chair, designed by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm and produced by Alfred Kill International in Denmark, represents a sophisticated intersection of moder...

This very rare pair of easy chairs, model U56—widely known as the Elizabeth Chair—was designed in 1956 by Ib Kofod-Larsen and produced by the esteemed Danish cabinetmaker Christensen...

The rare floor lamp model G-123, designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson and produced by his namesake firm in Markaryd, Sweden, is a distinguished representation of Scandinavian mid-century ...

This very rare and large glass vase, designed by Nils Landberg and produced by Orrefors in Sweden in 1964, is a refined embodiment of Scandinavian modernist glass art. Signed Orrefor...

This rare floor lamp, produced by Itsu in Finland and attributed to an unknown designer, exemplifies the refined elegance and functional sophistication characteristic of Scandinavian...

This rare library table or desk, of unknown design and produced in Sweden, is a distinguished example of finely crafted late 19th- or early 20th-century Scandinavian furniture, combi...

The rare floor lamp model G-20, designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson and produced by Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB in Markaryd, Sweden, is a classic example of the designer’s mastery of ambient ...

This rare pair of Sirocco easy chairs, designed in 1964 by Arne Norell and produced by Arne Norell AB in Aneby, Sweden, is a quintessential example of the safari chair genre reinterp...

The Inca easy chair and stool, designed by Arne Norell and produced by Arne Norell AB in Sweden, are exemplary representations of Scandinavian modernism infused with a sense of relax...

This very rare dining set, composed of five Cone chairs and a matching table, was designed in 1958 by Verner Panton and manufactured by Gebrüder Nehl in Germany. It stands as a landm...

This very rare set of ten dining chairs—comprising eight side chairs and two armchairs—model SM 521, also referred to as the Cowhorn chair, was designed in 1969 by Knud Færch and produced by Slagelse Møbelfabrik in Denmark. As one of the defining works of Færch’s career, this model exemplifies the Danish modern tradition through its refined sculptural form, masterful woodworking, and thoughtful ergonomic detailing. The most distinctive feature of the SM 521 is the curved backrest, shaped to resemble the sweeping horns of a cow. This design element gives the chairs their colloquial name while also providing visual elegance and superior lumbar support. The backrests are carved from solid teak, chosen for its rich reddish-brown tone and pronounced grain, and are seamlessly joined to the rest of the frame with exceptional precision. The legs and supporting structure are crafted from oak, offering a visual and tactile contrast to the darker teak. The combination of these two woods enhances the depth of the design, with oak’s lighter golden tone highlighting the fluid transition of curves and joinery. The construction is clean and robust, with smoothly rounded edges and subtle tapers that express a sculptural softness while maintaining structural integrity. Each seat is upholstered in a textured, durable fabric with interwoven shades of brown and grey, chosen to complement the natural tones of the wood while adding a layer of visual texture. The upholstery is tailored with clean lines and sits firmly over a shaped seat base that provides comfort without compromising the chair’s light visual profile. The condition of the chairs is excellent vintage. The wooden frames have been well preserved, showing only minor signs of age, such as faint surface marks and a warm patina consistent with careful use. The upholstery is in very good condition, retaining its texture and tone, with no tears or heavy wear. Knud Færch (1924–1992) was a Danish designer who contributed significantly to the development of sculptural wood furniture...

The 3-seat sofa model Ilona, designed by Arne Norell and produced by Arne Norell AB in Aneby, Sweden, exemplifies the designer’s celebrated approach to modular construction, high-qua...

This rare pair of easy chairs, designed by Arne Norell and produced by Arne Norell AB in Aneby, Sweden, exemplifies the designer’s mastery of proportion, material contrast, and relax...

This rare table lamp, produced by Boréns in Sweden and attributed to an unknown designer, is a fine example of Swedish mid-century lighting that emphasizes material richness and unde...

This very rare ceiling lamp, also functioning as a flush mount, was designed by Hans Bergström and produced by Ateljé Lyktan in Åhus, Sweden. It exemplifies Bergström’s signature fus...

This very rare pair of easy chairs, model 423, designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen in 1954 and produced by cabinetmaker Christensen & Larsen in Denmark, represents a significant moment i...

This rare table lamp, designed by Hans Bergström and produced by ASEA in Sweden, is a refined embodiment of mid-century Scandinavian lighting design. Combining elegant proportions wi...

This rare pair of Sälen easy chairs was designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen and produced by OPE Möbler in Sweden. As one of Kofod-Larsen’s most celebrated designs, the Sälen chair...

This rare ceiling lamp, produced in Denmark and by an unknown designer, exemplifies the refined material sensibility and understated elegance characteristic of Danish mid-century mod...

The JH-512 folding chair is an early and rare model designed by Hans J. Wegner and produced by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen in Denmark. Executed in solid oak with a hand-woven cane s...

The NV-45 easy chair, designed by Finn Juhl in 1945 and produced by cabinetmaker Niels Vodder, is a landmark in Danish mid-century furniture design. Introduced shortly after the end ...

This rare ceramic bowl was designed by Carl-Harry Stålhane and produced by Rörstrand in Sweden, one of the foremost manufacturers of Scandinavian ceramics during the 20th century. Th...

This serving tray, designed by Jens Quistgaard and produced by Nissen in Denmark during the 1950s, is a refined example of Danish modern utility fused with artisanal detailing. Const...

This mid-century table lamp, of unknown design and produced in Sweden, reflects the restrained elegance and material harmony characteristic of Scandinavian lighting from the 1950s an...

This rare ceramic vase, designed by Axel Salto and produced by Royal Copenhagen in Denmark, is a masterful example of Salto’s innovative approach to modernist ceramics. The piece fea...

This very rare armchair, designed by Jens Brøtterup and produced by cabinetmaker Jacob Kjær in Denmark, is a distinguished example of high-level Danish furniture craftsmanship from t...

This rare side table or stool, designed by Eero Aarnio and produced by ASKO in Finland, reflects a lesser-known yet highly distinctive facet of the designer’s output—his work with na...

This rare trolley or tray table was designed in collaboration by Tapio Wirkkala and Aulis Leinonen and produced by ASKO in Finland, reflecting a refined integration of function and N...

This rare and large ceramic vase, designed by Berndt Friberg and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden, is an exemplary work of Scandinavian mid-century studio ceramics. The vase feature...

This rare pair of easy chairs, attributed to Ib Kofod-Larsen and produced by Trensums Möbelfabrik in Sweden, reflects the refined design language and material sensibility that define...

This rare freestanding desk, designed by George Nelson and produced by Herman Miller in the United States, is a quintessential example of mid-century American modernism. The desk’s d...

This very rare pair of floor lamps, designed by Lisa Johansson-Pape and produced by Stockmann-Orno in Finland, stands as a remarkable example of mid-century Scandinavian lighting des...

These stoneware vases, model Surrea, were designed by Wilhelm Kåge and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden, exemplifying the experimental and sculptural direction of Swedish studio cer...

This rare serving tray, designed by Jens Quistgaard and produced by Nissen in Denmark, exemplifies the Danish designer’s commitment to combining refined form with everyday functional...

This rare wall shelf, designed by Walter Wirz and produced by Wilhelm Renz in Germany, exemplifies the restrained elegance and functional clarity characteristic of mid-century Europe...

This rare and large ceramic vase, designed by Berndt Friberg and produced by Gustavsberg in Sweden, stands as a striking example of the refined craftsmanship and aesthetic restraint ...

This very rare set of six dining chairs, model SM 521 — commonly known as the “Cowhorn” chairs — was designed by Knud Færch and produced by Slagelse Møbelfabrik in Denmark. A refined...

This very rare pair of lounge chairs, attributed to Viggo Boesen and produced by R. Wengler in Denmark, embodies the organic modernism and artisanal tradition that defined a distinct...

The very rare ceiling lamp model 71-125, designed by Lisa Johansson-Pape and produced by Stockmann-Orno in Finland, exemplifies the restrained elegance and technical refinement of Fi...

This rare set of freestanding bookcases and cabinets, designed by Josef Frank and produced by Svenskt Tenn in Sweden, exemplifies the designer’s nuanced approach to functional furnit...

This exceptionally rare pair of easy chairs, designed in 1954 by Erik Ostermann and produced by Georg Jørgensen & Son in Denmark, embodies the understated elegance and meticulous...

This very rare coffee table, designed in 1957 by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen and produced by France & Son in Denmark, exemplifies the elegance and structural clarity th...

This very rare pair of Lovö armchairs, designed by Axel Einar Hjorth and produced by Nordiska Kompaniet in 1932, represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of Swedish design during...

The Spanish Chair, model 2226, designed by Børge Mogensen in 1958 and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik in Denmark, stands as one of the most iconic works of mid-century Danish furn...

This very rare lounge chair with integrated side table, designed by Arne Vodder and produced by Bovirke in Denmark, is an exemplar of Danish mid-century modern design, blending sculp...

This very rare storage system with integrated bar and writing desk, designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen and produced by Søborg Møbler in 1952, exemplifies the refined f...

This rare side or tray table, of unknown design and produced in Sweden, exemplifies the refined material contrasts and functional elegance characteristic of Scandinavian mid-century ...

The rare dining table model AT-309, designed by Hans J. Wegner and produced by Andreas Tuck in Denmark, is a prime example of functional elegance and material sophistication characte...

This very rare pair of armchairs, designed by Ole Wanscher and produced by master cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen in Denmark, exemplifies the disciplined elegance and elevated craftsmanshi...

This very rare ceiling lamp, designed by Mauri Almari and produced by Idman in Finland, is a refined example of mid-century Finnish lighting design characterized by material precisio...

The ceiling lamp model T372/12 Patricia, designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson and produced by Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB in Markaryd, Sweden, is a sophisticated and atmospheric example of Sca...

This bronze box, produced by Danish silversmith and metalworker Einar Dragsted, stands as a refined example of mid-century decorative arts in Denmark. Cast in solid bronze, the box is adorned with a series of intricately rendered zodiac motifs that reflect a deep appreciation for classical symbolism and precise metalwork. Each side panel features an individually embossed zodiac sign, arranged in a continuous narrative band around the body of the box. These reliefs are detailed with sculptural clarity, combining mythological iconography with stylized ornamentation. The lid is crowned with a circular relief medallion at its center, depicting celestial elements—stars, constellations, and astral figures—arranged in a compact, symbolically rich composition. The surface exhibits a subtle, darkened patina that highlights the recessed details and lends the object a sense of antiquity and permanence. The finish, likely achieved through a combination of chemical patination and natural aging, gives the box depth and tonal variation while enhancing its sculptural qualities. Opening the box reveals a finely crafted oakwood interior...

The very rare ceiling lamp, model 125/12, designed by Hans Bergström and produced by Ateljé Lyktan in Åhus, Sweden, is a masterful example of mid-century Scandinavian lighting. Combi...

This very rare ceiling lamp, designed by an unknown maker and produced in Norway, is a refined example of mid-century Nordic lighting. It exhibits the high level of craftsmanship and...

The ceiling lamp model T-5, designed by Alf Svensson and Yngvar Sandström and produced by Bergboms in Sweden, is a sophisticated example of mid-century Scandinavian lighting. Known f...

Rare flush-mounted ceiling lamps was designed by Lisa Johansson-Pape and produced by Stockmann-Orno in Finland, exemplifying the elegant functionality and refined material use charac...