Pair of Side Tables Ottoman

Pair of Side Tables OttomanArchitectural side tables with rosewood frame and glass tops designed by Henning Norgaard and produced by Komfort, Denmark.

c1950s in Denmark and designed by Danish master Severin Hansen Jnr

This chair was designed in 1966 at the peak of Moller's career

The drawers are made from solid oak and are mounted with beautifully patinated solid brass handles

Perssons small factory was based in Jonkoping in southern Sweden and like several other domestic producers at the time they looked south to Denmark for talented architects in the 1950s

the chest is constructed from soild and veneered rosewood with oak lined drawers

The inviting curved arms and subtle winged back are the epitome of the post-war Nordic aesthetic

This pair of lounge chairs produced by a Danish Cabinetmaker in the 1940s are typical of Nordic upholstered furniture of this period

The Pragh was the 2nd masterpiece Madsen & Schubell's produced shortly after the first: The Clam Chair in the late 1940s

Moller for J

Stolen in Denmark and has been reupholstered in luxurious wool blend boucle fabric

thick oak feet that have be re-stained and finished

Kai Kristiansen designed the iconic Entre series in 1956 as a modular collection of bedside cabinets