Pair of Mid-Century Modern armchairs, by an unattributed designer, Brazil, 1960s. This pair of armchairs are a beautiful and unique piece of furniture that features a high-quality solid wood construction. It has armrests made of solid wood with square shape and curved edges, providing both style and comfort. The armchair is upholstered in a soft and inviting mustard cotton fabric, making it a perfect place to relax and unwind. The loose cushions on the seat and back add extra comfort to the piece, making it the ideal choice for any space. The armchair’s solid wood construction and unique design make it a perfect addition to any room in the house. The square armrests with curved edges add a touch of sophistication to the piece, while the soft cotton fabric adds a cozy and inviting feel. Overall, the armchair is a beautiful and comfortable piece of furniture that combines both form and function.

Pair Swedish Teak Armchairs, model Kuba, designed by Bertil Fridhagen, for Bröderna Andersson 1950s. There are two pair available and they are in very good condition.

Cool Dutch Design … This very comfortable Artifort Ben Chair. A design of the loved Pierre Paulin from the 80s. This “Ben” armchair is named after an Artifort colleague. Designer Paulin is known for his organic round shapes that he has designed for Artifort. Think of the Alky, Groovy Chair & Orange Slice. All design classics from our own soil. Still equipped with the original beautiful blue woolen kvadrat tone upholstery. Is this relax armchair in your interior soon?

The chairs are stamped on the underside.
But you can not see the manufacturer, because the stamp is half under the seat. Top condition, backrest height: 68 cm

This set of 4 chairs manufactured by Prag-Rudniker Korbfabrikation in 1902 represents a nice, museum quality collection of important design of the Vienna Secession.

The collection includes tinted Oak and Cane Chair Mod. 464 and a pair of highback dining chairs designed by Hans Vollmer and a chair designed by Wilhelm Schmidt.

Prag-Rudniker Korbfabrikation started to collaborate in 1900 with many prominent architects and designers of the geometrical Viennese Secession, such as Josef Hoffmann, Koloman Moser, Otto Prut, and Josef Zotti thanks to contacts made by Hans Vollmer and William Schmidt, both students of Hoffmann.

Many products from that era are rare to find and have a great collectible value.

The chairs offered here for sale are all in beautiful original condition. There are no significant damages or defects. Few of the wear marks can be seen in the detailed photos.
The chairs have a very nice age related patina, especially on the cane parts.
The wooden frames are structurally without defects.
All parts are original, except for a few screws found on the bottom side of the seats.

Armchair from the 1960s from the Danish manufacturer Holstebro.

The frame is made of solid teak and was completely sanded down and treated with hard oil. The cushions are original and covered with a light beige upholstery fabric.
The armchair is very comfortable and is in good condition with small signs of wear.

Windsor chair in solid oak. This refiner was most likely made in England, it dates from the period in the 1920s to 1950s. High quality workmanship and quality with a beautiful design, very elegant and yet stable. The turned elements in the base provide extra support, you can sit and relax very comfortably. The bleached oak has retained its character over time, a great piece of furniture.

1950s, original British design by Jas Shoolbred. In the style of Morris and Co, after a design by Phillip Webb. Armchair with footstool, neck pillow. Adjustable back and adjustable foot stool. Oak wood, jacquard fabric. Brass wheels in chair and stool.

1960s, Danish design by Henning Kjærnulf, chair model “Kurul”. Reupholstered in quality charocal/brown genuine sheepskin. Renewed dark oak wood. Manufactured by Danish furnituremaker in about 1960. Renovated-reupholstered by professional furniture upholsterer, craftsman.