Model 71 Dining Chairs, 1951 sampo

Model 71 Dining Chairs, 1951 sampoNiels Moller's Model 71 dining chair was one of his earliest and most expressive works, designed in 1951 in the early days of operating his own factory: J. L. Moller Mobelfabrik in Odense, Denmark. The Model 71 and its companion armchair the Model 55 evolved from Moller's collaborative design work early in his career with architect Arne Hovmand Olsen. Rosewood editions are rarely seen and highly sought after in today's market. This example has been

An exceptional 2-drawer desk from Danish designer Bernt Petersen and made by master cabinetmakers Rud

This example has a highly figured wood frames with newly woven papercord seat

A later version featured a leather-upholstered back whilst a third was made with a more simple construction

The iconic Pragh chair was designed and produced in 1948 by Danish duo Arnold Madsen & Henry Schubell

due to its unique shape

biomorphic approach to furniture drawing was a clear influence on Faerch's own work

This pair have wonderfully curved arms and shorted

The units have drawers to the front and cupboards to the rear

was a stalwart of the 3rd wave of great danish furniture designers of the 29th century

Taking inspiration from Chinese Ming dynasty antiques

These exquisite rosewood examples come with new black aniline leather cushions

Kofod-Larsen's famed work ethic led to many opportunities working for a range of producers across northern Europe