Wingback Lounge Chair by Schubell & Madsen, Denmark, 1950s

Lounge chair by the famous Italian designer Gigi Radice, Italy 1950s, totally restored, legs in black lacquered metal, feet in brass, upholstered in an ivory boucle’ by Larsen and in...

A Beautiful wingback lounge chair, Denmark 1940s, frame in solid oak, entirely restored and newly reupholstered in Kvadrat fabric.

Armchair with floating back by Aage Sattrup for Maker Sattrups Polstermøbelfabrik, Denmark 1950s, stained beech, upholstered in Dominique Kieffer wool.

Lounge chair by Pierluigi Colli, designed for his personal home in Turin, Italy 1950s, sculptural form, cherrywood legs, reupholstered in Lelievre cotton velvet, in chartreuse green,...

Rare wingback easy chair Model 4365, designed by Soren Hansen, produced by Frtiz Hansen, Denmark 1960. Completely restored, teak and top end quality ital...

Italian midcentury lounge chair, 1950s, ebonized walnut wood, reupholstered in Colefax & Fowler alpaca boucle’.

A very rare version of "The Prague Chair" and stool in teak, reupholstered in a luxurious vintage fabric from the 1980s. Designed by Henry Hans Schube...

Lounge chair with ottoman by Ib Madsen for Madsen & Schübell, Denmark, circa 1950s. The chair and ottoman retain original black leather upholstery and feature multiple settings for c...

Ultra cool 1950's chair attributed to Danish designer duo Madsen & Schubell. The chair closely resembles the duo's famous "Pragh" chair and we speculate that this is either an early ...

This famous model, known as the “Pragstolen or Pragh” (literally: The Prague Chair) by Danish designer duo Madsen & Schubell was designed by Henry Hans Schubell...

Rare pair of easy chairs designed by Ib Madsen & Acton Schubell. Produced by Madsen & Schubell in Denmark. Dimensions low-back (W x D x H): 68 x 84 x 94 cm, SH: 45 cm. Dimensions hig...

This “Clam” chair has a beloved design thanks to which it is considered by many as one of the most attractive chairs of Nordic Design. At the same time, this chair is arguably also the most mysterious piece on the Danish furniture market. The model has a rather perplexing history, and has been attributed to several designers before, the latest being the Danish architect Phillip Arctander. However, recent research revealed that the “Clam” is the model that in fact started the story of Madsen & Schubell. Arnold Madsen designed this model in 1944 in his small basement workshop in Gothersgade, Copenhagen. This chair has a characteristic organic shape with soft curves, perched on club-shaped beech legs. The name comes from the shape of the seat and back that together form the silhouette of an open clam. The round armrests compliment the overall round feel of the chair. The seat is slightly raised towards the front, while the back is tilted to provide great sitting comfort. The seat and back are covered in light sheepskin, adding to the soft and cosy feel of this “Clam”. Interestingly, Hans Schubell invented the special connecting piece of this chair, formed from only one piece of wood. The rest of the seat and backrest were glued to this single piece. In 1944, the chair was already exhibited in conjunction with the presentation of the newly opened furniture store NY FORM A/S in Copenhagen, which sold the leading design of the day. In 1945, the Clam went into serial production as the first model of the new furniture company Madsen & Schubell and many well-known stores soon included Madsen & Schubell in their product range. Illums Bolighus was one of them, as were the Messen department store and the Copenhagen furniture store Nordisk Staal-og-Møbel Central. In 1953, Madsen & Schubell sold the licence of the chair to the Norwegian company Vik and Blindheim. Condition: In good vintage condition. Wear consistent with age and use. The chair has been reupholstered recently in light sheepskin. Each of our items can be re-upholstered by our in-house atelier in a fabric of choice. Please reach out for more information. Dimensions: 26.38 in W x 33.27 in D x 32.28 in H; Seat height 14.96 in; Arm height 22.64 in 67 cm W x 84.5 cm D x 82 cm H; Seat height 38 cm; Arm height 57.5 cm About the designer: Henry Hans Schubell...