1950s Set of Twelve Reupholstered Alfred Christensen Boomerang Chairs in Teak

Set of six 1950s Danish boomerang dining chairs in teak by Alfred Christensen for Slagelse Møbelfabrik. The comfortable chairs feature a simple but elegant boomerang shaped frame in...

1950s Niels and Eva Koppel twelve Danish dining chairs by Slagelse Møbelfabrik Rare set of 12 dining chairs with frame in oak and backrest in teak designed by Niels Koppel circa 1...

Set of two shell chairs designed in 1950 for Søborg Møbelfabrik. The shell chair distinguishes itself by the use of a plywood molding technique. The cha...

1950s Danish Alfred Christensen expandable teak "boomerang" dining table by Slagelse Møbelfabrik The expandable boomerang table feature a simple but very elegant organic curved tabl...

Set of eight Danish reupholstered vintage, Arne Jacobsen model 3103 named "T chairs" / "Hammer chairs" due to the shape. This set of chairs m...

Set of twelve fully restored, 1960s teak dining chairs by Kai Kristiansen for Schous Møbelfabrik. The chairs have Kai Kristiansens typical light and elegant design that make them fit in easily where you want them in your home - a design that was so uniqe that his colleague the famous designer Hans J. Wegner characterized model 42 as beautiful from all angles when the chair with it´s unique backrest swivel function was revealed in 1956. The chairs are in very good condition as they have been fully restored, sanded by hand and refinished by our experienced workshop to insure that they are in very good condition with only minimal signs of age and use and will be reupholstered without additional cost in fabric of your choice from "Kvadrat" / standard leathers from "Sorensen Leather" or for additional price luxury leathers (Elegance, Vegetal, Rustic, Pure and Royal Nubuck). Kai Kristiansen was one of the last pupils of the famous architect Kaare Klint who founded modern Danish design and laid the foundation for the "Danish Modern" style. During the years 1958-78 Kristiansen worked in his business in Aarhus owned jointly by himself and furniture maker Illum Wikkelsø (1919-99). Kristiansens works met their most intense demand during a few decades from 1950, then production of them was discontinued. However, several of them are now being produced again by the Japanese furniture producer Miyazaki Chair Mill in Tokushima. An Australien producer has also included Kristiansen production in their portfolio. Kai Kristiansen might have been the originator of mass produced furniture, had he accepted an offer from Ikea-founder Ingvar Kamprad. He declined to let himself enroll in the Ikea staff. Kristiansen exhibitions include numerous participations in furniture and design shows in Milano, Paris, Cologne and London. Among his most cherished works is the Paper Knife collection...

Alfred Christensen for Slagelse Møbelvaerk, set of six dining chairs model 370, teak, leatherette, Denmark, 1960s. Elegant set of Danish dining chairs...

A rare set of four dining chairs by Alfred Christensen Made in Denmark, during the 1950s by Slagelse Møbelværk. They feature a boomerang shape with an organic back rest and legs made...

Elegant set of Danish dining chairs, featuring a teak frame. Seen from the side, the seat's frame that flows over to the backrest has a boomerang shape, hence the model's nickname. T...

Alfred Christensen dining boomerang chairs for Slagelse Møbelværk. Solid teak wood and original wool fabric. These are very old versions with the old stamp...

Set of 4 boomerang dining chairs designed by Alfred Christensen and produced by Slagelse in Denmark around 1960. Solid oak frame and newly upholstered seating. Some slightly uneven e...

Set of four dining room chairs, Model Boomerang, designed by Alfred Christensen in teak wood manufactured by Slagelse Møbelfabrik in the 1960s. The chairs are made of solid teak with a seat of green striped fabric...