Arne Jacobsen designed the model 3107 in 1955. 6 light blue chairs are sold here, which were produced in 1994 by Fritz Hansen. Chair frame made of chrome -plated steel and original blue paint with patina and signs of wear. The chairs are firmly mounted at the back and the stool frames look nice. The chairs are also suitable for painting or cushioning with fabric or leather. Seat height: 44.5 cm.

This Togo living room set was designed by Michel Ducaroy in 1974 and was manufactured by Ligne Roset in France. It has been reupholstered in luxury velvet and consists of the following pieces (W x D x H): One three-seat couch (174 x 102 x 70 cm), One two-seat couch (131 x 102 x 70 cm), One corner couch (102 x 102 x 70 cm), One lounge chair (87 x 102 x 70 cm), One pouf (87 x 80 cm) / 34 cm

Fine vanity dresser in teak by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Brande Møbelfabrik. Denmark, 1960s. Front with 4 drawers. Top drawer with hinged mirror, as well as storage compartments. High quality Danish work.

Daybed, model 4312 by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia Stolefabrik. Made in solid oak. Original cushion and upholstery. Undeneath with rarely offered and original bed box in oak and limen fabric. Designed 1958. Produced 1960s.

Royal system by Poul Cadovius for Cado Denmark. with 1 small cabinet, shelfes and conical shaped desk. brass holders. Part of the table top can be folded up. 1960s production. Size: H. 190 cm / W. 165 cm / D. 109 cm (total), cabinet: H. 34 cm / W. 80 cm / D. 24 cm, shelves: 4x 80 x 24 cm, height wall brackets: 120 cm.

Danish tambour door file cabinet with 15 drawers. Made in oak and drawers in birch wood. Prod. 1950s / 60s.

Vanity / dressing table or desk by Severin Hansen Jr. for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri Denmark 1958. Made in finest teak. with one drawer and compartment incl. mirror. All in original condition, with beautiful patina.

Provenance: Copenhagen. Under the plate marked with „Illums Bolighus København“

Original condition
1 chair has in the seat small crack, picture was added. Was made at a distance of 5 cm!
Foot with traces of use in the form of scratches

Set of three teak folding nesting tables and the table as a basis for storage them by Illum Wikkelsø for CFC Silkeborg 1960s. An extremely practical work by the famous danish designer icon. Round handles. Size: total: H. 50 cm / W. 59 cm / D. 40 cm
each table: H. 43 cm / W. 42.5 cm / D. 36.5 cm

The Table Series by Fritz Hansen features the Superellipse table, a design collaboration between Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, and Arne Jacobsen from 1969. It is a unique and iconic piece of furniture that features a superellipse-shaped top and sleek, minimalist design. The Superellipse Table continues to be a popular and timeless design, beloved by many for its elegant and modern aesthetic. Taking inspiration from Piet Hein’s innovative solution to a traffic problem in Stockholm, the Superellipse table promotes inclusive gatherings by offering space for six chairs without a specific head of the table. The legs are detachable. The table displays some signs of use, with wear evident on the coral pink surface and slight abrasions on the table legs.