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  • SOLD Vintage magazine holder in solid teak (Denmark, 1960s). This rarely seen item features a compact and clean vertical design, made to showcase slim books or magazines. It’s crafted with solid teak and chromed metal supports & joinery. In very good condition.

    Vintage magazine holder in solid teak

  • SOLD Brass colored pendant light by Frandsen (Denmark, 1970s). A beautiful lamp made out of four aluminium shades with a brass colored exterior. Featuring the original height-adjustable cord. The lamp remains in splendid condition.

    Brass colored pendant light by Frandsen

  • SOLD Pair of “Neapel” lounge chairs in pine (Sweden, 1960s). These funky lounge chairs have a light weight solid pine frame and the original brown patterned upholstery. The pair is in splendid condition.

    Pair of “Neapel” lounge chairs in pine

  • SOLD Magnificent PP70 extendable dining table by Hans J. Wegner for PP Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). This important and collectible piece designed by Hans J. Wegner, the grandmaster himself, is crafted out of solid oak and combines an extendable round tabletop with slender, slightly tapering legs. With two additional extensions, the length of the pp70 table can be increased up to 230 cm. Therefore, it makes an excellent choice for both small and large families. It’s in great condition with some slight color differences between the table top and the extension plates due to different UV exposures.

    PP70 extendable dining table by Hans J. Wegner

  • SOLD “Fibonacci” pendant light by Sophus Frandsen for Fog & Mørup (Denmark, 1960s). The Fibonacci lamp uses a gravity-guided sliding dip mechanism: the shade glides along the rail and naturally ‘dips’ into position, allowing effortless adjustment of light direction and intensity, a hallmark of Sophus Frandsen’s engineering-minded approach to lighting. The lamp is in amazing vintage condition with minor age related marks. Marked by maker.

    “Fibonacci” pendant light by Sophus Frandsen for Fog & Mørup

  • SOLD Stunning showcase by Svend Dyrlund (Denmark, 1960s). This exceptional piece features elegant glass doors with beautifully crafted wooden handles, two adjustable shelves, and convenient backlights behind each shelf to highlight your displayed items. Made from rich teak with a natural woodgrain, it perfectly combines functionality with the timeless characteristic of Danish modern design. In splendid condition.

    Showcase in teak by Svend Dyrlund

  • SOLD A “President” table lamp by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup (Denmark, 1960s). A stunning design classic and one of Hammerborg’s most renowned pieces. This President table lamp, made out of brushed aluminium, black lacquered wood and chromed steel is a perfect example of contemporary Danish modernism! The lamp is fully functional and in very good vintage condition, showing only minor signs of use.

    “President” table lamp by Jo Hammerborg for Fog & Mørup

  • SOLD Oak bookcase by Rud Thygesen & Johnny Sørensen for HG furniture (Denmark, 1960s). It contains open shelves and two elegant doors with more shelves on the inside. The bookcase is in splendid condition.

    Oak bookcase by Rud Thygesen & Johnny Sørensen

  • SOLD Trava pendant light by Carl Thore for Granhaga (Sweden, 1960s). A sleek and contemporary design featuring two turquoise and three white lacquered cylindrical aluminum shades. The lamp is newly rewired. It is in good condition with some minor scuffs in the paint.

    Trava pendant light by Carl Thore for Granhaga

  • SOLD Set of 6 brutalist chairs in oak by Henning Kjaernulf (Denmark, 1970s). These brutalist dining chairs by Henning Kjaernulf have oak frames that display a beautifully matured patina that highlights the natural character of the wood. The seats have been newly upholstered in an off-white structured fabric, adding a fresh and refined contrast to the robust design. A timeless and highly collectible set that brings both presence and warmth to any interior.

    Set of 6 brutalist chairs in oak by Henning Kjaernulf

  • SOLD Rare pair of GE300 armchairs by Hans J. Wegner for Getama (Denmark, 1960s). These beauties from the 60’s where manufactured by Getama and designed by the grandmaster himself, Hans J. Wegner. They feature solid oak legs and cushions that where newly uphostered recently in a high quality Hallingdal fabric. They are timeless, significant and in splendid condition!

    Rare pair of GE300 armchairs by Hans J. Wegner

  • SOLD Striking copper & black pendant light (Denmark, 1960s). This striking vintage pendant lamp features a refined combination of brushed copper and deep black lacquered metal. Its sculptural, UFO-inspired silhouette creates a warm, atmospheric glow while adding a bold design statement to any interior. The lamp is in very good condition!

    Copper & black pendant light

  • SOLD Sculptural wall-mirror in solid pine (Sweden, 1970s). This stunning Swedish mirror is crafted from solid pine, showcasing a bold and sculptural appearance. The mirror remains in excellent condition.

    Sculptural wall-mirror in solid pine

  • SOLD Elegant blue pendant light by Belux (Denmark, 1980s). A beautiful pendant light crafted out of aluminium shades, lacquered in a vivid blue color. The lamp is in very good condition and labeled by the manufacturer.

    Elegant blue pendant light by Belux

  • SOLD Low “Platon” sideboard by Lothar Wegner (Germany, 1960s). It features two big sliding doors, three drawers and lots of storage space. The combination of the sleek lines and the organic drawers is just amazing. It has subtle round inset handles and a beautiful warm woodgrain. The sideboard is in beautiful condition with a little bit of color difference on the top.

    Low “Platon” sideboard by Lothar Wegner

  • SOLD Rosewood hallway cabinet by Arne Vodder (Denmark, 1960s). An elegant and highly refined piece crafted out of Brazilian rosewood and featuring nice sculptural handles and tapered legs. It is in very good condition and has a mesmerizing woodgrain!

    Rosewood hallway cabinet by Arne Vodder

  • SOLD Pair of PP203 arm chairs by Hans J. Wegner for PP Møbler (Denmark, 1960s). The PP203 chair, also called “First Chair” is an iconic design by the renowned Hans Wegner and is crafted out of solid oak and highly detailed wengé joinery. These beauties are in very good condition and marked by maker.

    Pair of PP203 arm chairs by Hans J. Wegner

  • SOLD “Fibonacci” pendant light by Sophus Frandsen for Fog & Mørup (Denmark, 1960s). The Fibonacci lamp uses a gravity-guided sliding dip mechanism: the shade glides along the rail and naturally ‘dips’ into position, allowing effortless adjustment of light direction and intensity, a hallmark of Sophus Frandsen’s engineering-minded approach to lighting. The lamp is in very good vintage condition with some visible scratches and age related marks. Marked by maker.

    “Fibonacci” pendant light by Sophus Frandsen for Fog & Mørup

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