Kurt Olsen Model 221 Wingback Lounge Chair in Teak

Origin: Denmark Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Unknown Era: 1950s Materials: Teak, Wool Measurements: 27″ wide x 29″ deep x 36.25″ tall

Origin: Denmark Designer: Ole Wanscher Manufacturer: France + Daverkosen Era: 1950s Materials: Teak, leather Measurements: 41.25? tall Condition: In excellent original condit...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Aksel Bender Madsen + Ejrner Larsen Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen Era: 1950s Materials: Rosewood, Wool Measurements: 28.25″ wide x 27" deep x 32.25″ tall Cond...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Ole Wanscher Manufacturer: France + Søn Era: 1960s Materials: Teak Measurements: 27″ wide x 28" deep 30.75″ tall, Seat: 16.5" tall Condition: In good origi...

The model Pragh chair by the Danish design duo of Ib Madsen and Acton Schubell are quickly becoming very sought after and in terms of desirability now matching the Papa Bear chair by...

Very cool Danish midcentury armchair in solid teak covered in wool and very representative of the easy chairs of the time designed by such icons as Ib Kofod-Larsen and Edvard Kindt-L...

Stunning and rare Kurt Ostervig Wingback Chair for Rolschau Mobler. Recently upholstered. Solid walnut frame.

This rare and iconic armchair was designed by Kurt Olsen in 1955 and produced by Slagelse Møbelfabrik in Denmark as model no. 221. A standout piece of mid-century Danish design, it showcases Olsen’s signature sculptural lines and refined craftsmanship. Generously proportioned, the chair features a distinctive wing-shaped backrest that offers both exceptional comfort and an enveloping, supportive feel. The sharply angled back legs create a dynamic silhouette, drawing the eye forward to the elegantly curved solid oak armrests. The legs are crafted in solid teak. This chair has been professionally refinished and reupholstered. The interior upholstery has been renewed, while the exterior is in a luxurious grey tweed fabric by Élitis. The textile boasts a nuanced, multi-tonal palette—subtle flecks of ivory, grey, brown, and pale blue lend depth. Often affectionately referred to as Kurt Olsen’s “Papa Bear...