Kristian Solmer Vedel Kids Chair Orskow & Co Denmark, 1957

Super elegant high children's chair designed by Dutch architect Gunnar Daan, Holland, 1966. This chair was designed by Gunnar Daan and made for their own children. Later on this was ...

Very nice minimalist so called ‘Shell’ chair model nr. 320 designed by Rainer Schell and manufactured by Franz Schlapp, Germany 1964. This Lounge chair w...

Highly rare rocking chair designed by Torben Skov and manufactured by Nordik Andels Eksport, Denmark 1989. It's made from a bent beech plywood structure with a sleek white-painted an...

Super rare two tone version of the SE20 chair designed by Martin Visser and manufactured by 't Spectrum, Netherlands in 1988. The chair is made from yellow and off-white painted plywood. This unique chair has a ultimate modernist and contemporary appearance. This design blends various shapes and design techniques seamlessly into one iconic piece. The backrest has a slight angle for comfort and a nicely curved seat. The front legs are ingeniously made in a triangle shape for stability and are placed in the opposite angle to the back legs. Its quite a heavy and solid chair and is partly hollow which is found in the seat. Its held together by chrome-plated bolts which are made visible and give that little extra to the design. Its a really playful chair and could act more as an art piece than an actual chair. Its also attractive from every side. The chair is in good original condition with minor wear from age. Provenance; Father of Nynke Tynagel, then Studio Job Collection...

This children's mid-century chair, was designed post-war German architects Albrecht Lange and Hans Mitzlaff. The "Mannheim pair" was also known for their other groundbreaking furnitu...

Children's Chair, designed by Cor Alons, manufactured by Gouda Den Boer, 1930s. Birch. Good vintage condition, patina and minor wear consistent with age and use. Iconic Cor Alons des...

Unique children chair designed by Grete Jalk. Produced in Denmark.

A gorgeous solid teak child's high chair designed by Nanna Ditzel (known as “the First Lady of Danish design”) for Kold Savvaerk, Denmark, 1955. Ditzel designed the chair for her twi...