• A documentary series by &Tradition

    We were recently featured in &Tradition’s latest documentary series, uncovering the stories of figures that left a lasting impression on contemporary design.

    A documentary series by &Tradition
  • Unknown designer

    Unknown artist – a highly sculptural ‘keel’ type prototype chair Nutwood, sand and orange painted top and front of seat and back.  Probably United States 1940’s The chair has clear similarities to the 1944 chair that Alexander Girard designed for his home in Grosse Pointe, Michigan. It has been suggested that it could be a…

    Unknown designer
  • Finn Juhl

    Finn Juhl – a very early FJ-41 wall unit 15 teak shelves with white painted metal holders and 5 rails for wall mounting. Designed 1941. Made circa 1940’s. By cabinetmaker Niels Vodder.  5 rails height circa 205 cm 10 shelves length 105,5 cm, depth 25 cm (distance front of shelf to wall 26,5 cm) 3…

    Finn Juhl
  • Bodil & Poul Gøtsche attributed

    Bodil & Poul Gøtzsche attributed – desk A small desk with club shaped legs, Two drawers with brass handles. Solid Oregon pine.Probably made by cabinemaker E. With Nielsen circa 1936.  Width 71 cm, length 122 cm, height 71 cm A desk of same proportions and overall form with club shaped legs presented at the 1936…

    Bodil & Poul Gøtsche attributed
  • H. J. Furniture

    H & J Møbler. A rare yellow fibreglass stool Manufactured by H & J møbler 1971.  Dia 47 cm, height 38 cm Illustrated: Mobilia sept. 1971  Results of a short-lived enterprise making fibreglass furniture. In 1973 the Oil-crisis halted production of fibreglass furniture in general.  This model stool was included in the Exhibtion ‘Stools from the…

    H. J. Furniture
  • Bruno Mathsson

    Bruno Mathsson – an early ‘Pernilla’ chair Frame of laminated beech with patinated lightblue canvas webbing and headrest upholstered with Josef Frank ‘loops’ fabric. Made and marked by Firma Karl Mathsson 1944.  Width 63,5 cm, height 92 cm, depth 98 cm, seat height front 40 cm Download tear sheet Price : 2.400,- €

    Bruno Mathsson
  • Stig Thoressen-Lassen

    Stig Thoresen-Lassen – a rare armchair A rare armchair with oak frame and upholstered with dark green fabric. Designed ca 1937-38.  Made ca 1938 by Søren Willadsen furniture Vejen.  This very armchair was included in the Exhibition‘Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik – Arkitektegnede møbler i Verdensklasse.’‘Søren Willadsen Møbelfabrik – World class furniture designed by architects.’ At Vejen…

    Stig Thoressen-Lassen