Denmark

Two beautiful armchairs made of teak wood in Denmark, in the 1970s. With a wool upholstery in brown, grey and cream colours, this items are in very good vintage condition. The minimalist and modern look is emblematic for the Scandinavian furniture of that time. The armrests are quite sculptural and features the iconic organic lines of Nordic design.

Beautiful pair of teak lounge chairs FD-109 model by Ole Wanscher, designed in the 1950s and made in the 1960s by France and Son. The pieces are in good vintage condition, with normal signs of use due to age and with a lovely patina of time. Due to the influence of light, the colors may be distorted. Please see the detailed images.

The stool is stamped by the manufacturer, feature the designer’s initials (HF), and have been quality approved by the association of Danish furniture makers - hence the black label also beneath the seat. The item shows slight signs of wear consistent with age and use,  and a lovely patina of time.

Elegant extendable dining table made by SOS Møbelfabrik (Spiseborde Og Stole = dining tables and chairs) in Møldrup, Denmark. Made of natural rosewood, this item is in good vintage condition, showing just minor traces of use, consistent with its age. The table is probably designed by Edmund Jorgensen and features the clean, organic yet minimal aesthetics of Mid-Century Nordic Design.

Very rare stoneware table lamp designed and handmade by Josef Simon for Søholm Stentøj, Denmark, in the 1960s. The body, made of glazed ceramic, is remarkable due to its exquisite circular decoration in colors that speaks about earth, sand and sky. The lamp is signed on the bottom, "Simon", has the Søholm Stentøj mark, the production number and also a "handmade" stamp, not to mention that Søholm Stentøj is not a lights factory but a ceramic art studio that values ​​the design and quality. The lamp is in very good condition. An extremely rare and refined piece of Danish Modern design. Denmark has a rich tradition of producing Fine ceramics and original pottery dating back several hundred years and one of the greatest was Søholm. Søholm was founded in 1835 and is the oldest ceramic factory in Bornholm, a Danish island famous for its pottery and fine ceramics artisans. The pottery from the 1950s-1960s is often characterized by the sleek lines, streamlined design and innovative use of materials - just as the famous Danish Mid-Century Furniture. The factory closed in 1996.

Beautiful and exquisite Danish design sideboard (credenza) designed and produced by H.P. Hansen in the 1950s. The sideboards organic shape and teak wood grain look lovely. The sideboard has 4 drawers and multiple adjustable shelves behind the 2 sliding doors offering plenty of storage space and options. This is a nice small model which are rare to find. This piece is in very nice vintage condition.

Two elegant danish teak nesting tables. Made of wood, this items were manufactured in Denmark in the 1970s. The items are in good vintage condition and they could be an exciting addition to any contemporary interior

Two beautiful Mid-Century armchairs made of cherry wood in Denmark, in the 1970s. With a newly restored upholstery in dark grey, this items are in excellent vintage condition. The minimalist and modern look is emblematic for the Scandinavian furniture of that time. The cherrywood armrests are quite sculptural and features the iconic organic lines of Nordic design.

Beautiful Akva ashtray for two designed by Per Lütken for Holmegaard. This model is part of the Akva series, which was a huge success and remained in production for more than two decades between 1953 and 1974. A rare piece made from hand-blown glass. The Akva series includes items sold under different trade marks and line names: Askebaeger, Dukling, Fiona, Hellas, Lysestage, Menuet, Rondo, Selandia, Thule, Umanak, Surf etc.

A beautiful teak and leather armchair designed by Gustav Thams for Vejen Polstermobelfabrik. The armchair was designed and produced in the 1960s in Denmark. The natural leather  yellow cushions are elaborately sewn in a wedge shape and fit perfectly to the frame thanks to the hooks on the backrest. The frame is made of solid teak with an oiled surface. The armrests are rounded (in the characteristic organic look of the Scandinavian Modern). The armchair is in good vintage condition and shows just minor traces of use (see photos). The original label is well preserved.

Set of two Space Age pendant lamps made in Denmark, in the late 1960s. The set is in a very good shape, with only small age-related traces. The set is representative for both the Scandinavian Modern and Space Race aesthetics and could be accommodated in any contemporary home.

Beautiful Space Age armchair made in Denmark in the 1950s. The piece is made of solid wood with natural cherry veneer treated with wax. The shape features the iconic Space Age design lines. The curved wood armrests, the oblique seat and the flattered legs are stylized in a manner specific to some of the best-known designers of that period, Charles and Ray Eames. The velour upholstery is typical for the 1950s and is attached to metallic targets. The Space Age is a time period encompassing the activities related to the Space Race, space exploration, space technology, and the cultural developments influenced by these events. The Space Age is generally considered to have begun with Sputnik (1957). During the 1950s, architecture, furniture, interior design, cars, and gadget design took on a curiously spaceflight-inspired aesthetic.