Set of 6 x "Mikado - chairs" by Foersom Hiort -Lorenzen for Frederica

Pair of teak easy chairs designed by Hans Olsen and manufactured by Brdr. Juul Kristensen original purple wool cushions probably by Kvadrat

Bentwood Model 234 Chair by Magnus Stephensen for Fritz Hansen, 1920s in used condition with signs of use and age.

rare danish armchair attributed by Svend Frandsen for Hugo Frandsen in a good used conditon. The 're some signs of use and age on the wooden frame and leather. The chair isn't signed.

Set of three nesting tables of solid oak model AT-40 designed by Hans J. Wegner for Andreas Tuck

Beautiful set of 6 moller chairs, model 78 with new black danish cord. These chairs have been refinished and reoiled. There are some scratches and goug...

Dining chairs in beech designed Foersom & Hiort-Lorenzen and produced Fredericia Stolefabrik. This set of four Mikado dining chairs in solid beech comes with the removable original vegetal soft pad leather cushions, with the other side in flax which can be used as well. Usually there was armrests on the chair but the first owner has removed them. You can see on the edge the details of it. The cushion shows an aged patina. The chairs were produced by Fredericia. The first edition was launched in 1996 by Fredericia. Later versions of this chair were produced with Multiplex wood seating by FDB Mobler. The Mikado chair is part of the design collection of the Design Museum Danmark. The chairs are based on a construction principle that uses the seat as the element that joins everything together. Each has eight spindles for a comfortable seating. Mikado has the 18th century English Windsor chairs...

Børge Mogensen, set of 6 BM-1 chairs for C.M Madsens Møbelfabrik This set of 6 BM-1 chairs, by master Danish designer Børge Mogensen for C.M. Madsens Møbelfabrik, is a great example...

Utö/Uto pine chair by Axel-Einar Hjorth, Sweden, circa 1933. Produced by Nordiska Kompaniet. A set of 2 in total. Purchased for a sports cabin on the Kulla Peninsula, Skåne. A chair marked with an inscription in pencil “36270" which is the drawing number for the article “Utö chair...