Dutch Armchairs

Easy chair ‘De Knoop’ by de Ster Gelderland, produced in the Netherlands around 1960. Solid teak frame with an organically shaped body and speckled cushions. In good condition.

A stylish and extremely comfortable pair of vintage armchairs. They were made in Holland by De Ster Gelderland, and they date from the 1960’s. The design is amazing and they are o...

Extreme elegant Dutch Design Mid-century Modern lounge chair frame made of solid teak manufactured by "De Ster" Gelderland in The Netherlands, ca. 1955. The frame and singles are in...

This armchair is an early and rare piece representing Dutch Modernism. Slanting, oblique lines characterize the frame, which gives this chair a distinctive shape. Dutch midcentury furniture, such as this model, is defined by characteristics of simplicity and functionality and a preoccupation with geometry. The low, elevated seat is paired with the slightly tilted backrest to assure maximum comfort for the sitter. The backrest is supported by five horizontal wooden spindles, to which the tufted back cushion is tied in an elegant manner to ensure its position. The seat features stretched springs upon which the cushion sits. Both the back and seat cushion have been reupholstered in a light premium fabric, complimenting the beautiful color of the wood. Dimensions: 21.88 in W x 28.14 in D x 29.13 in H, seat height 14.37 in 55.6 cm W x 71.5 cm D x 74 cm H, seat height 36.5 cm About the designer: While Jan den Drijver (Johannes Hendrik Bastiaan den Drijver) (1903-1993) is a very well-known figure in the history of Dutch design, not a lot is known about his life from before establishing “De Stijl” in The Hague. Although a designer of paramount importance, den Drijver remains mostly known for his chair designs for De Ster Gelderland and his own company, De Stijl. ~H. Shipping: This Dutch modern armchair...

Two lovely Lotus lounge chairs designed by Rob Parry for De Ster Gelderland, the Netherlands in the 1950s In a very good condition. Teak wood with ...

Original lounge one-seat, 1950s for Dutch furniture company "De Ster" Gelderland in massive teak wood with original wool woven upholstery, ex...

Luxury version of the mattress chair model 1611 also called Lotus chair. This chair was designed by Rob Parry in 1952 for furniture factory Gelderland. This version has a grey metal ...

Organically shaped teak lounge chair by De Ster Gelderland, Netherlands, circa 1960. The chair still has it’s original fabric. The seat support straps have been replaced by new rubbe...

Pair of organic shaped solid teak lounge chairs by De Ster Gelderland. Manufacturer: De Ster Gelderland Designer: Unknown Country: Netherlands Model: Lounge armchair Material:...

Rare pair of sleigh chairs in black lacquered metal and rosewood, edited by Gelderland, Holland, 1960. Refurbished with foam and fabric, these refined design seats are exceptionally...

Exceptional fifties armchair from the 1950s, newly upholstered in blue.  

Set of two "De knoop" lounge chairs Dutch midcentury design by: De Ster Gelderland. The chairs are named "The Knot" referring to the unique teak shaped frame. The frame is made from ...