Iconic and highly collectible Kaare Klint Safari Chair (model KK47000), designed in 1933 and produced by master cabinetmakers Rud. Rasmussen in Copenhagen, Denmark. This is a genuine mid-century original from the 1950s-1970s era – not a modern reissue.
This amazing MCM French and Daverkosen wooden chair is a rare find. There is signs of wear and use. Sturdy Danish design. The chair breaks down for shipping easily. It is missing one of the rubber straps for the seat. Just an amazing Danish designed MCM chair! Customize with your style for cushions or seek some original ones.
FOR SALE IS A BOXED SET OF SIX (6) VINTAGE HAND-ENAMELED SPOONS, AS PICTURED. SPOONS ARE IN VERY GOOD CONDITION, THEY COME IN THE ORIGINAL BOX. THE BOX IS NOT MINT; IT DOES SHOW SOME WEAR & DAMAGE FROM STORAGE. SPOONS ARE APPROX 4″ LONG.
For sale is a genuine mid-century modern Hans Wegner chair, the iconic “The Chair” (Model JH501), made by Johannes Hansen Copenhagen, Denmark. • Model: JH501 “The Chair”. • Designer: Hans Wegner. • Maker: Johannes Hansen, Copenhagen.
Antique 1786 Map. from an old French atlas. In good condition for its age. image is approx.
This set of 2 hand-carved wooden primitive figures from Denmark features folk art designs painted in brown, green, red, and black. The sculptures are small in size, 1 is 6 inches the other is 4 inches, and unsigned. Made of wood, these primitive figures showcase traditional craftsmanship and regional charm from Denmark. Perfect for collectors of antiques and primitives, this set adds a touch of history and artistry to any decor.
One of the most recognizable dining designs of the twentieth century, the Roundette remains a remarkable demonstration of Hans Olsen’s ability to combine engineering, ergonomics, and sculptural simplicity within a highly functional dining set.
I’m downsizing my float collection, and it’s time for this beauty to pass to a new collector. This float was hand-blown in Denmark and has nice bubbles in the glass. The float has many pockmarks that can be felt. The float is about 9″ tall.
Function: It is traditionally categorized as a dessert, cake, or butter knife due to its wide, rounded blade contouring. Georg Jensen.
