Vintage teak, oak, and cane dining chairs. We believe these were made in Norway. This set has been thoroughly cleaned and re-glued. They do show their age with some repairs and stains, please see photos. Still a lovely set with lots of sweet character!
18 1/4” w x 20” d x 30 1/2” h
Seat height 16 1/2”
It’s so hard to find a large set of vintage Danish dining chairs! We are pleased to offer this set of teak Model 71 chairs with two of the highly sought-after matching Model 55 captain’s chairs. Designed in 1951 by Arne Hovmand-Olsen and produced by J.L. Møller. (We do have additional chairs if you need a larger set.)
The teak frames are in very good vintage condition with some signs of wear, mainly along the edges of the back rests as pictured. The seats have been restored with new authentic Danish cord.
19 3/8” w x 20” d x 31 1/4” h. Seat height ~17”
A gorgeous set of vintage 1950s Danish chairs designed by Niels Otto Møller for J.L. Møllers Møbelfabrik. The solid Brazilian rosewood frames are wonderfully sculptural and have gorgeous grain and variation. This set has been completely restored with true Danish cord seats.
Frames in excellent vintage condition with minor age-appropriate signs of wear.
19 5/8” w x 19” d x 29 3/4” h
Seat height 17 1/4”
A wonderful set of hard-to-find Hans Wegner-designed stacking chairs. Model FH-4013, designed in 1952 and made by Fritz Hansen, Denmark. Sculptural solid oak frames and teak veneer seats. The details are remarkable… and they are stackable! The group is a lovely art object on its own, and perfect as an extra set of chairs for larger dinners.
In good vintage condition with signs of age: some chips along the back edges, a small chip on one seat. Please see photos. Price reflects condition. Still a stunning and very functional set!
20 1/4” x 22” x 28 1/2”
Seat height 17”
These chairs are just beautiful! Designed by Henning Sørensen for Hos Dan-ex, Denmark, 1960s. Beautiful sold teak frames with sculptural backrests and unusually roomy, wide seats. These were originally upholstered in a royal blue wool, and we decided to be true to their original design when restoring them. This is a gorgeous, historically correct textile: Maharam Kvadrat Hallingdal wool/rayon (in an original colorway) designed in 1965 by famous Danish designer Nanna Ditzel. More on this iconic textile here.
20” w x 21” d x 33 7/8”h
seat height 18”
A pair of rare "Model 310" teak dining chairs by Erik Buch, circa 1960's. Beautifully curved backrest and generous seat design provide support and comfort. This pair would make a great addition to any classic teak dining set needing extra seats for company!
Seats have been reupholstered with new high density foam and top-quality black leather. The solid teak frames have many small flaws including exposed fasteners, repaired split, and chip in back lower rail. Please see photos. Single chairs of this model sell for upwards of $1,000 each, this pair is priced much lower due to these flaws.
A wonderful and rare set of six spindle-backed dining chairs by Helge Sibast for Sibast, Denmark. Model number 422, circa 1960. These chairs have a simple Shaker-inspired design but unique and subtle details that really set them apart. We’ve re-upholstered these in supple, top-quality leather in a neutral blue-gray colorway that sets off the warm glowing teak just beautifully!
In excellent vintage condition with very minor age appropriate wear. There is a small repaired crack at the back of one seat that is nearly impossible to see. See photos.
19 1/4” w x 22 3/8” d x 38 3/8” h
Seat height 18”
These chairs are just stunning, and oh, so comfortable! Leggy and sinuous, this is a classic 1955 design by by Arne Hovmand-Olsen, produced by J.L. Møller in Denmark. This set will pair well with many other Danish teak dining chairs.
The solid teak frames are in excellent vintage condition with minor wear and a small chip on the backrest as shown. Recovered in new top-quality black leather.
23 1/4” x 21 3/4” x 31 1/4”
Seat height 17 1/4"
Classic Danish mmid-century dining chairs by Tarm Stole Møbelfabrik. Curved, padded backrests add comfort. In original upholstery. Excellent condition (with age-appropriate minor wear) with the exception of a couple of tiny tears in one seat as shown.
18” w x 20 1/4” d x 30 1/4”h
A cheerful set of vintage Danish modern style teak chairs. We’ve reupholstered these in Camira’s fabulous 100% wool Aquarius crepe upholstery fabric in the ‘Manta’ blue colorway. This fabric is certified to Indoor Advantage™ "Gold" (healthy air quality; sustainable, rapidly renewable and compostable) and was designed specifically for seating.
The solid teak frames are in very good vintage condition, with age appropriate signs of wear and a few missing screw covers. See photos.
18” w x 20 1/4” d x 31 3/4”h
seat height 18”
Set of 6 unusual teak and rosewood chairs designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen Søborg Møbler, 1959. The handsome frames are made of solid teak wood with rosewood inlays in the arm rests. This set has been reupholstered in a gorgeous charcoal wool, Maharam ‘Divina’ by the renowned Danish textile company Kvadrat and designed by Finn Sködt.
3 Side chairs measure 19 1/2” w x 19 1/2” d x 30 3/4” h. Seat 17” h x 19” w
3 Arm chairs measure 24 1/2” w x 20 3/4” d x 31 7/8” h. Seat 17” h x 19 1/2” w
A gorgeous pair of armed dining chairs designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Selig. We love sculptural flared arms and the combination of natural cane with the warm teak. These chairs would complement many different styles of dining chairs.
In very good vintage condition with only very minimal wear. Original naugahyde seats have light scratches as shown. Reupholstery available at additional cost if desired.
22 1/2” w x 22 3/4” d x 29 1/4” h
Seat height 16 3/4”
A beautiful set of sculptural, elegant teak dining chairs by Niels Otto Møller for J.L. Møller. This model was Møller’s second design and one of his finest. The backrest is sculpted out of solid teak and is so beautifully made it begs to be touched. Fine joinery and high quality craftsmanship.
This set has new Danish cord seats in excellent condition. Five of the six chair frames are in very good vintage condition with age-appropriate minor wear as shown. One chair has had significant amateur repairs to the back rest, see photos. We have priced this as a set of FIVE chairs, and are including the flawed one free.
19 3/4" w x 19" d x 293/4" high
Seat height 17"
What a great find! These gorgeous teak dining chairs are quite a bit wider and more substantial than typical Danish dining chairs. They feature beautifully molded backs and are quite comfortable. The arms are flared and sculpted, and the chairs sit on gently tapered legs with elegant low side runners. This is a very special set. (We do have a matching dining table and buffet cabinets that will be offered this spring.)
By Danish master Ib Kofod Larsen for Selig, 1950s.
This set is in excellent vintage condition. The original naugahyde upholstery is in great shape (the seats can be reupholstered for an additional cost, please inquire.) The teak frames have a few minor signs of age. One armchair has a repair to the backrest as shown. The other armchair has a repaired crack on the armrest and small flaw on leg.
Armchairs:
26” w x 21 3/4” d x 30” h
seat 16 1/2” high and 19 1/4” between arms at front.
Side chairs:
22 1/2” w x 21 3/4” d x 30” h
seat 16 1/2” high and 22” wide
Described as some of the most comfortable dining chairs ever made, these solid walnut Model 49 chairs by Erik Buch (Buck) for O.D. Møbler (Oddense Maskinsnedkeri) are becoming one of the most desirable designs for collectors of mid-century Danish furniture. Designed in 1949. They feature Buch's wonderful "floating" seat and great attention to detail. And did we mention how comfortable they are???
This set includes one arm chair and seven side chairs.
The beautifully striated walnut frames are in very good vintage condition. There are a few minor cracks, dents, and finish flaws as pictured. The original upholstery is in good condition with light soiling in a few places. These can be reupholstered for an additional charge if desired, please inquire.
Side chair - 20" w x 20.75" d x 31.5" h
Arm chair - 24" w x 21" d x 31.25" h
seat height 17.25"
A gorgeous set of midcentury walnut dining chairs designed by American master Paul McCobb as part of the ‘Irwin Collection’ for Calvin Furniture, c. 1960. These chairs are wonderful in person, with their elegant and stylish bowtie backs and beautifully angled back legs.
The walnut frames are in excellent vintage condition with mild, age-appropriate signs of wear. These beauties have been professionally re-upholstered with new foam and a gorgeous nubby wool bouclé: Outback Wool by Maharam Kvadrat. Outback is a luxurious and tactile bouclé upholstery fabric designed by Giulio Ridolfo. The textile features numerous tones in each colorway, which creates subtle color combinations that play across its textured surface. The variation also makes this upholstery quite forgiving for a family with small kids! The fabric is made from a soft and hardwearing blend of wool. Mélange bouclé yarns are used in both warp and weft, which gives the textile body and warmth, while making it very comfortable.
17 1/2” w x 19 1/2” d x 34 3/4” h
Seat height 18”, width 17”
A set of four Danish walnut chairs for Mills Denmark. Seats have been professionally reupholstered with new foam and a nubbly, period-appropriate fabric in soft neutral grey-greens which complements the warm walnut beautifully.
The frames are clean and tight in used vintage condition with wear. One chair is missing it’s lower cross piece, and one cross pieces has been chewed by a puppy (bad dog!). Still a lovely and very functional set of Danish 1950s chairs.
19” w x 21 1/2” d x 32 1/2” h
Seat height 18 1/2”
Described as some of the most comfortable dining chairs ever made, these solid teak chairs by Erik Buch (Buck) for O.D. Møbler (Oddense Maskinsnedkeri) are becoming one of the most desirable designs for collectors of mid-century Danish furniture. Designed in 1949. They feature Buch's wonderful "floating" seat and great attention to detail. And did we mention how comfortable they are???
This set includes two arm chairs and four side chairs.
These beauties have been professionally re-upholstered with new foam and a gorgeous nubby wool bouclé: Outback Wool by Maharam Kvadrat. Outback is a luxurious and tactile bouclé upholstery fabric designed by Giulio Ridolfo. The textile features numerous tones in each colorway, which creates subtle color combinations that play across its textured surface. The variation also makes this upholstery quite forgiving for a family with small kids! The fabric is made from a soft and hardwearing blend of wool. Mélange bouclé yarns are used in both warp and weft, which gives the textile body and warmth, while making it very comfortable.
20" w x 20.75" d x 31.5" h
seat height 17.25"
A gorgeous and tactile example of the early work of the master of seating design, Hans J. Wegner for C.M. Madsens. This is Wegner’s ‘W2’ model in teak. The chair was offered with a variety of seat coverings: our favorite by far is this version, in natural cane.
The sculpted solid teak backrest design was developed as part of Hans Wegner’s family of ground-breaking seating designs of the 1950s including his famous “round chair”, “cow-horn chair”, and “heart chair”.
The inclination, placement, shape, and body contact of the backrest are the result of constant research and experimentation during Wegner's early years of design. He always prioritized strength and comfort in his chairs while at the same time maintaining a sense of proportion and elegant detail that make these chairs true works of art.
This set is in excellent vintage condition. We have had them professionally re-caned by a craftsperson who cares deeply about replicating the original design and using the original, authentic materials. The natural cane seats will mellow and darken over time, celebrating the natural beauty of the material as Wegner intended.
The set displays minot signs of age-appropriate wear. There are a few light scratches and blemishes. There is a very old, stable, hairline crack in one backrest. There are some (original) filled knot holes in the structural members under the seat.
21 3/4” w x 18 1/4” d x 29 1/2” h
Seat height 17”
In the late 1950’s, Stewart MacDougall and Kipp Stewart partnered with Drexel Heritage to design ‘Declaration’, a modern collection in natural oil-finished walnut. These chairs have wonderful details, like the jauntily splayed back legs and curved back rests with rosewood inlays. So charming! (We have more of these chairs, which can be restored with the same upholstery if you desire a larger set.)
All chairs have been cleaned and restored with new foam and upholstery. The seats are covered in a sumptuous, family-friendly charcoal upholstery fabric by Bernhardt (34% wool, 33% cotton, 23% viscose, 6% polyamide, 3% polyacrylic, 1% polyester. 100,000 + Double Rubs.) Two of the chairs are in excellent vintage condition. The two armchairs and other two side chairs show more signs of age and wear, including dings, scratches, and a few chips. Please see photos.
Side chair:
19 1/2” w x 18 3/4” d x 32” h
seat height 18”
Arm chair:
22” w x 20” d x 32” h
seat height 18” seat width 18”
