Early 1950s Danish Pair of Easychairs in Oak and Teak

Rare pair of danish easychairs from the late 1950s with round teak legs and mohair-velours fabric. In very good original vintage condition. The shape is reminiscent of Nana Ditzel. P...

Rare offered easychairs with dark brown leather and nice wood (rosewood) base by Sven Ellekaer / Ellekaer for Søren Willadsen Denmark 1960s. Model "Kombinationsgruppe 116". Two chair...

This rare pair of Kandidaten easy chairs, designed by Ib Kofod-Larsen and produced by OPE in Sweden during the 1950s, embodies the essential qualities of Scandinavian mid-century design—functionality, natural materials, and a refined, understated elegance. These chairs highlight Kofod-Larsen’s signature approach, where sculptural lines and comfort are brought together through expert craftsmanship. The teak wood frames are gracefully proportioned, featuring clean, angular silhouettes with soft, organic curves that lend the chairs both structure and lightness. The armrests are gently contoured, flowing seamlessly into the rest of the frame, while the slatted backrests not only enhance the visual openness but also provide ergonomic support. The teak has developed a rich patina over the decades, showcasing the natural grain and deepening the character of the wood. This warm surface tone contrasts subtly with the original wool upholstery. Upholstered in textured wool fabric in muted, earthy tones, the seat and back cushions complement the wood’s natural warmth while introducing a tactile softness. The original fabric remains intact, showing only minor signs of use, consistent with careful preservation. The cushions are well-formed, retaining their shape and comfort, offering an inviting place to sit without compromising the visual clarity of the design. The Kandidaten chairs...

A vintage Mid-Century modern Danish pair of open armchairs made of hand crafted polished Teakwood, designed by Kai Kristiansen in good condition. The back rest of the Scandinavian low back lounge chairs are spindled and curved with slim, arched armrests, standing on four wooden feet. Newly upholstered in a white-grey cotton fabric. Wear consistent with age and use. Circa 1950, Copenhagen, Denmark...