VINTAGE: Super comfortable and wonderfully designed chairs by Swedish born Folke Ohlsson for Dux of Copenhagen circa 1960. They are built like tanks and surprisingly heavy. New rough-weave natural linen upholstery and new innards with oiled teak legs. Great for lounging and movie watching. These are the…
VINTAGE: A great late sixties design by Hos Wulff of Copenhagen. Super usable with an upper unit sporting four doors with adjustable shelves. The lower unit had two sliding tambour doors exposing adjustable shelves and three drawers. The upper drawer is felt lined with a sliding shelf…
VINTAGE: Here’s a gorgeous Danish modern dining set circa 1960 by Niels Moller in spectacular Brazillian rosewood! There are 5 armless chairs and one arm chair. The table measures 59×42. It is in near mint condition with new upholstery in a textured celery tweed fabric. A screaming…
VINTAGE: A really nice, minimal and clean look with great graining in this pretty Danish teak 4 drawer dresser. Looks to be mid-late fifties and is in excellent condition. It measures 39x32x18. SOLD
VINTAGE: A really crazy bar/serving cart that looks to be Danish circa 1970. It is teak with black laminate surfaces and four casters so you can wheel it anywhere. It could be used as either a bar cart or a serving cart. It’s sort of a “Swiss…
VINTAGE: An incredible, rare and special set of Danish Modern Scimitar chairs circa 1963 by Preben Fabricius and Jørgen Kastholm. From an estate in Westwood where they were used until recently. I had Lalo Valdez reupholster them in Maharam wool in a tweedy warm grey. They will be…
VINTAGE: Such a beauty! And super rare. Hans Wegner designed this ingenious folding chair in fumed oak and natural cane back in the early fifties for Johannes Hansen of Denmark. This example originally belonged to renowned San Diego jewelery artist Arlene Fisch and she sold it to me…
VINTAGE: Just picked up a pair of fascinating Teak nesting tables. Each set has three tables all with the same size top, 16×18. They are marked “Made in Denmark” underneath but no clue as to maker. Probably early seventies would be my best guess. SOLD
VINTAGE: A great small size Danish Teak dresser by Dyrlund in wonderful original condition with its original key. It measures only 28″ high and 28″ wide. $545.-
VINTAGE: A sweet and delicate hexagonal side table for Hans C. Andersen of Denmark in teak. It measures only 15″ tall. There are a few small stains to the top but they don’t detract. $185.-
