Danish Set of 6 Dining Chairs Produced by Bernhard Pedersen & Son, 1960s

Mid Century set of six elegant dining chairs, including two with armrests, crafted from rosewood and marked by Soro Stolefabrik—a Danish firm renowned for its collaboration with este...

This exquisite set of six dining chairs is a hallmark of Scandinavian design, crafted with the elegant simplicity and functionality that Danish furniture is renowned for. Designed by...

This set of four dining chairs by Kai Kristiansen, Model 31, epitomizes the timeless elegance and comfort of Danish mid-century design. Crafted in 1960, these chairs showcase the dis...

Mid Century set of four Danish dining chairs, each boasting a rich rosewood structure that exemplifies the classic design principles of the era. The wood's deep, chocolate hues are c...

- Made of solid Palisander - Good original condition - Upholstery in good condition with some signs of use - Height of seat 45 cm.

A set of four 1960s Danish dining chairs in teak by Johannes Andersen for Bernhard Pedersen & Sons. The understated quality belies the sophistication of these chairs. The fine conto...

This fantastic set of 6 teak dining chairs in the Danish Modern style was designed by Inger Klingenberg for France and Son. The chairs feature a striking sculptural design and solid teak construction. The standout characteristic of these chairs are the curved backrests that are echoed by the unusual curved seats. The seats of the chairs are designed and mounted in such a way that they appear to be floating on the base. The rare shape of the seat was designed with the human body in mind, therefore the chairs are very ergonomic. The solid wood frame is refined and simple, letting the upholstered seat to stand out visually. The Danish furniture maker France & Son was one of the most famous furniture companies in Denmark, and collaborated with the leading Scandinavian designers of the time. This progressive, high-end set of the famous “Model 193...

Danish Modern Dining Chairs, attributed to Borge Mogensen, Denmark, circa 1960s. They are believed to be constructed of teak frames with woven rope seats. They have been cleaned and ...