Mid Century Danish Niels Otto Moller Model 64 Rosewood Chair

A very handsome and finely crafted chair designed in the early 50’s by Niels Moller. This design is quite hard to come by, especially so offered in Oak as the majority were produced in Teak. The timber on this chair exhibits a wonderful honey glow and is in excellent condition. Just reupholstered using the finest black leather sympathetic to the original leather used. Also particular attention had been paid to keeping the seat padding nice and slim, as it should be, there is nothing worse than seeing these chairs incorrectly upholstered with overstuffed seats that detract from the clean lines. This chair would make a fantastic desk chair but could also be placed in other rooms around the house as a statement side chair...

A group of four 1950s Danish dining chairs by Neils Moller for JL Moller, comprised of two pairs of complementing designs; models 62 and 78. The model 62 carver chair is considered ...

Desirable early armchair model 57, designed by Niels Otto Møller for J.L Møllers Møbelfabrik in Denmark. Frame and back in teak, seat still upholstered with the original Naugahyde ...

Dining chair : Model 83 Set off five rare Niels O. Møller rosewood dining Chairs Model 83. Made in Denmark in the 1960s. These beautifully shaped chairs are manufactured by J.L. Møller Mobelfabrik. They are made of solid rosewood and have a great design for the backrest. All chairs are marked with the Moller stamp on the underside of the seat. Kvadrat : Raas We have had these beautiful chairs professionally reupholstered. The interior of these chairs has been completely renewed. With jute webbing, 2 cm thick polyether and covered with 100 grams Dacron. The chosen fabric is Raas van Kvadrat color 0142. The fabric is made of 92% wool and 8% nylon. Martindale is 100,000. Raas from Kvadrat is a luxurious design furniture fabric with the properties of bouclé and the appearance of an airy linen fabric. For the colors of the Raas, the designers Doshi & Levien found their inspiration in China. Where their attention was drawn to the colourful, glazed Chinese pottery and the use of color in the historical miniature painting from India...