Grete Jalk for France & Son Teak and Wool Sofa - SOLD

A rare, extra-long iteration of Grete Jalk's sculptural sofa for France & Son, this four-seater features sinuously contoured slats that create a spectacular line from behind. The flared armrests are upholstered, like the original inner-spring cushions, in a blue-green wool that contrasts beautifully with the warm teak frame. A scalloped back support holds the cushions in place.

The solid teak frame has been completely re-done with new Pirelli webbing and deck cover. Signed with the France & Son and John Stuart (importer and retailer of high-end furniture) buttons as well as France & Son stamps on each side frame.

The original upholstery has been professionally cleaned and shows only a few areas of light discoloration, an area of wear on the bottom edge of one seat cushion, and light wear to the very fronts of the arms. The frame has a couple of small chips to the teak. See photos.

99" wide
height of frame 27.75" height to cushion 31"
seat height 16.5" seat depth 19"
space between arm rests 89"

Gorgeous Wool Lounge Chair by Folke Ohlsson for Dux - SOLD

A rare find: a vintage Danish modern chair in such exceptional condition! This chair, designed by Folke Ohlsson for Dux of Sweden, is truly lovely with its oatmeal wool upholstery and oh-so-comfortable! This chair just came over from Denmark this summer and is ready to grace your living room.

It is in excellent vintage condition with only very light signs of use: some dings on the legs (and a small chip on a back leg) and a couple of VERY light, small stains as shown: barely noticeable.

32.75" wide x 31" deep x 28" high
seat height 16.5"

Hans J. Wegner No. J16 Rocking Chair, Denmark 1967 - SOLD

ON HOLD-

Ask a Dane to think of a rocking chair, and she will probably name this one. J16 is the undisputed classic among the many rockers designed by renowned Danish designer Hans J. Wegner over the years.

The rocking chair was introduced by FDB Møbler in 1944 and has been in production ever since. In his chair design, Wegner stressed the importance of freedom of movement and ergonomics – as epitomized by the rocking chair. It is a much-cherished setting for reading, knitting and even nursing babies.

This chair, in beech, was made on 8/8/1967 and it has been well-loved over the years. It is sturdy and comfortable with noticeable wear including light discoloration to the original seat, numerous dings and areas of finish wear. There is a chip at the right side arm/back joint as shown.  Price reflects this. See photos. Fully signed as shown with brand and label.

25" w x 30.5" d x 43.25" h
Seat height 15" (14.5" when sitting)

Vintage Borge Mogensen Style Danish Leather Sofa #1 - SOLD

Fresh from a Danish auction house! (So fresh, in fact, that we didn't have a chance to clean this beauty up before photographing it, so please excuse the scuffs and fingerprints.)

A vintage Danish interpretation of the classic Børge Mogensen model 2213.  This beech-framed 3-seater sofa is upholstered in cinnamon brown leather with that warm, broken-in feel. So much nicer than brand new! Danish sofas are lower and smaller scale than typical American sofas... really nicely proportioned.

In good vintage condition with "broken-in" wear to the seats and arms as shown. Some scuffs and a small dent on the back. Wear to the substrate underneath the seat cushions. Foam cushions in good shape.

74" wide
31" deep
height to back of frame 26"; overall height with cushions 29"
seat height 16.25"; seat depth 19"
arm height 22"

Vintage Danish Leather Loveseat - SOLD

Fresh from a Danish auction house! (So fresh, in fact, that we didn't have a chance to clean this beauty up before photographing it, so please excuse the scuffs and fingerprints.)

This gorgeous vintage Danish 2-seater has that wonderful warmth and patina of aged leather furniture. So much nicer than brand new!

In excellent vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate signs of wear. The cushions (foam with a goosedown layer) are in terrific shape.

58" wide x 33" deep x 25" high (to back frame)/30" high (to top of back cushion)
seat height 15"
seat depth 22"

Vintage Danish Leather Sofa - SOLD

Fresh from a Danish auction house! (So fresh, in fact, that we didn't have a chance to clean this beauty up before photographing it, so please excuse the scuffs and fingerprints.)

This gorgeous vintage Danish 3-seater sofa has that wonderful warmth and patina of aged leather furniture. So much nicer than brand new! We also have the matching loveseat : please contact us for a package price if interested in both pieces.

In excellent vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate signs of wear. The cushions (foam with a goosedown layer) are in terrific shape.

84" wide x 33" deep x 25" high (to back frame)/30" high (to top of back cushion)
seat height 15"
seat depth 22"

Vintage Danish Leather Sofa by Godtfred H. Petersen - SOLD

Fresh from a Danish auction house! (So fresh, in fact, that we didn't have a chance to clean this beauty up before photographing it, so please excuse the scuffs and fingerprints.)

This lovely classic Danish sofa, in the style of Borge Mogensen, is upholstered in beautiful cappuccino colored leather and sits atop an exposed oak frame. It is a smaller scale sofa, and very elegant! 

It is in excellent vintage condition with minor signs of age-appropriate wear. The latex foam cushions are in good condition, there is a small dent on the back (see photos) and a very slight musty smell that we expect to dissipate once it has been out of the shipping container for a while.

72" wide x 30.5" deep x 28" high
seat height 17" 
seat depth 19"
arm height 21.5"

Pair of Gorgeous Grete Jalk for France & Son No. 118 Lounge Chairs - SOLD

We are very pleased to offer this rare find: a stunning pair of solid teak lounge chairs designed by Grete Jalk, produced by France & Son in the 1960s and imported by high-end retailer John Stuart. These chairs are absolutely beautiful from any angle and extremely comfortable.

Solid teak frames have been thoroughly cleaned and re-oiled. Original innerspring cushions have been re-foamed and reupholstered in fabulous Maharam Kvadrat Hallingdal wool/rayon (in an original colorway) designed in 1965 by famous Danish designer Nanna Ditzel.  More on this iconic textile here.

Fully signed: France & Son button with serial number; John Stuart button: each teak side rail stamped in gold with France & Son's "FF Made in Denmark".

In excellent vintage condition. To note: back leg of one chair has a chip at the bottom. Backrest of one chair has small chip. One chair has small gouges inside arm rest. See photos. Otherwise, age-appropriate wear such as light scratches and light paint scrapes.

30.875" w x 29" d x 27.75" h (frame) or 31" h (to cushion top)
seat height 16"; set width 22.5"; seat depth 19.5"

Hans J. Wegner No. J16 Rocking Chair, Denmark - SOLD

Ask a Dane to think of a rocking chair, and she will probably name this one. J16 is the undisputed classic among the many rocking chairs designed by renowned Danish designer Hans J. Wegner over the years.

The rocking chair was introduced by FDB Møbler in 1944 and has been in production ever since. In his chair design, Wegner stressed the importance of freedom of movement and ergonomics – as epitomised by the rocking chair. It is a much-cherished setting for reading, knitting and even nursing babies.

Marked under the arm with the FDB Møbler symbol and date.

This chair, in painted beech, is vintage 1971 and is in very good vintage condition. The previous owner had the paint re-sprayed and there are a few small imperfections, a couple of missed spots behind the seat, the spindles are not as shiny as the rest, etc. Woven seat in excellent condition. 

25" w x 30.5" d x 43.25" h
Seat height 15" (14.5" when sitting)

Ole Wanscher 'Senator' Teak Lounge Chair for France & Son - SOLD

Designed in 1951 by Ole Wanscher and produced by France & Son, the #166 lounge chair is beautifully designed and very comfortable. Marked with the two France and Son metal buttons, complete with designer's name and serial number.

This chair is in very good vintage condition. The lovely solid teak frame shows age-appropriate scuffs. The caramel-colored upholstery is in excellent shape with one pen mark on the bottom side, a tiny nick (see photo with pen for scale) and a couple of very small shinier areas of residue. Foam is very cushy and probably newer than the chair frame.

Overall dimensions with cushions:
26.75" w x 31.25" d x 30.5" h
Frame dimensions:
26.75" w x 29.15" d x 27.75" h

Sleek Mid-Century Daybed - SOLD

Sleek and low American mid-century daybed with new upholstery. This great piece doubles as a sofa or an extra bed for guests. The solid wood frame has tapered, brass-capped feet. This piece has been reupholstered in a beautiful, period-appriopriate wool weave upholstery fabric: Maharam's Remix by Kvadrat in #123.

75.25" l x 32" d x 27.75" h
daybed "mattress" 72.75" x 29"

Early Authentic Knoll Saarinen Womb Chair & Ottoman - SOLD

This is an early authentic Knoll Womb hair & ottoman in the most delicious nubbly bright yellow upholstery! Eero Saarinen designed the groundbreaking Womb Chair in 1946 at Florence Knoll's request for "a chair that was like a basket full of pillows - something she could really curl up in."

This vintage chair is in very good condition for its age. The foam is not crumbly or overly compressed (although not as thick as a brand-new one): the most obvious sign of age is on the inner sides where the fabric ripples just slightly over the padding. See photos. There are no rips or tears, one light stain on the seat, pictured. The chrome is in very good condition with only light pitting on the underside.

40.0ʺW × 34.0ʺD × 35.5ʺH

Set/4 Danish Teak Chairs by BRDR. Furbo of Denmark - SOLD

Vintage Danish teak for less than Ikea! A set of vintage Danish teak dining chairs by BRDR. Furbo of Denmark.

The teak frames are in excellent vintage condition with normal age-relate signs of use. The seats and backs were recovered by the previous owner (not professionally.) The fabric has some light stains and wear; it is definitely serviceable but you may wish it recover. Price reflects this.

18.675"w x 20.125" d x 30.125" h. Seat height 18"

Outstanding Paul McCobb for Calvin Slipper Lounge Chair - SOLD

What a great chair! Featuring acclaimed and highly collectible mid-century designer Paul McCobb's signature tapered feet, this chair is beautiful and comfortable. It was professionally reupholstered to very high standards a few years ago and is ready to grace your home. 

Allover dimensions: 34" h x 24" w x 27.5" d. Frame without cushions measures 31.25". Seat height 17".

The base is in very good vintage condition with age-appropriate signs of wear. The upholstery is in very good condition with only some light cat snags on the back corner which are difficult to notice due to the color and movement of the upholstery. See photos.

Pair of Iconic Knoll Bertoia Diamond Chairs - SOLD

The graceful Diamond Chair, designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952, is an astounding study in space, form and function by one of the master sculptors of the last century.

Characteristic of the early environment at Knoll, Hans and Florence never demanded that Bertoia design furniture, but instead encouraged him to explore whatever he liked. They simply asked that if he arrived at something interesting, to show them. Bertoia later explained the process:

“My feeling was that had to come from an inward direction. I began to rely once more on my own body. I began to think in terms of what I would like as a chair. It started very slowly…I came into rod or wire, whether bent of straight. I seemed to find myself at home. It was logical to make an attempt utilizing the wire."

This pair of chairs was produced by Knoll in 1973 and was purchased for a stunning mid-century church in Auburn, Maine. They are in great condition for a vintage pair of these chairs, with only one chip found on the front edge of one, and some small chips near the foot (see photos.) 

33" wide x 28.25" deep x 30.5" high.
 

Pair of Iconic Knoll Bertoia Diamond Chairs with Original Seat Pads - SOLD

The graceful Diamond Chair, designed by Harry Bertoia in 1952, is an astounding study in space, form and function by one of the master sculptors of the last century.

Characteristic of the early environment at Knoll, Hans and Florence never demanded that Bertoia design furniture, but instead encouraged him to explore whatever he liked. They simply asked that if he arrived at something interesting, to show them. Bertoia later explained the process:

“My feeling was that had to come from an inward direction. I began to rely once more on my own body. I began to think in terms of what I would like as a chair. It started very slowly…I came into rod or wire, whether bent of straight. I seemed to find myself at home. It was logical to make an attempt utilizing the wire."

This pair of chairs was produced by Knoll in 1973 and was purchased for a stunning mid-century church in Auburn, Maine. They are in great condition for a vintage pair of these chairs, with each chair showing a few small chips on the edges; one has larger chips on the base: (see photos.) The original orange/red seat pads ands in good condition with no tears, only some dirt which may clean off, and one spot.

33" wide x 28.25" deep x 30.5" high.

Large Early Knoll Bertoia Low Diamond Chair - SOLD

The Large Diamond Chair is an astounding study in space, form and function by one of the master sculptors of the last century. Like Saarinen and Mies, Bertoia found sublime grace in an industrial material, elevating it beyond its normal utility into a work of art. Harry Bertoia’s wire chairs are among the most recognized achievements of mid-century modern design and a proud part of the Knoll heritage.

This chair came from a beautiful mid-century church and has been very well-cared for. It is in excellent vintage condition and the shock mounts are intact and comfortable. This chair has the original full upholstered cover (with Knoll label) but the foam is old and crunchy.

44" wide x 31.75" deep x 27.25" high.

Danish Leather and Rosewood Sofa by Rud Thygesen - SOLD

A beautiful long, low classic Danish couch in chocolate brown leather. Designed in the 1960s by Rud Thygesen, and produced by Vejen Polstermøbelfabrik for many, many years. This design is heavily influenced by Borge Mogensen's iconic leather sofas.

This piece has that wonderful warmth and patina of aged leather furniture. So much nicer than brand new!

75" w x 32" d x 28" h
Seat height 15.5"
Arm height 19"
Seat depth 31", width 71"

This piece is in very good vintage condition with the expected scrapes and creases of lived-in leather. There a few white spots (paint?) and an area on the back where the leather is more seriously abraded. Please see the detail photos.

Hans J. Wegner No. J16 Rocking Chair, Denmark - SOLD

Ask a Dane to think of a rocking chair, and she will probably name this one. J16 is the undisputed classic among the many rocking chairs designed by renowned Danish designer Hans J. Wegner over the years.

The rocking chair was introduced by FDB Møbler in 1944 and has been in production ever since. In his chair design, Wegner stressed the importance of freedom of movement and ergonomics – as epitomised by the rocking chair. It is a much-cherished setting for reading, knitting and even nursing babies.

This chair, in beech, is vintage 1970s and is in excellent vintage condition with only minor age-appropriate signs if wear. There is what appears to be an original or early repair to the very top as shown. See photos. Marked under the arm with the FDB Møbler symbol.

25" w x 30.5" d x 43.25" h
Seat height 15" (14.5" when sitting)

Adrian Pearsall Highback Chair and Ottoman - SOLD

Classic 1960s Adrian Pearsall model no. 2174-c Highback Chair and Ottoman no. 2175-o. The chair reclines gently; both chair and ottoman swivel and are height-adjustable. 

Walnut bases and arm rests; black naugahyde upholstery. In very good/excellent vintage condition with age-appropriate signs if use.

Chair: 30.5" w x 30.5" d x 46.26" h
Ottoman: 21.5" x 21" x 12"