Lounge Chair, 1930s Armchair

Lounge Chair, 1930s ArmchairAn elegant and graceful armchair designed and produced by master cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen c1930s. Henningsen was a key member of the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers Guild and took part in many of their era defining exhibitions throughout the 1930s 50s. Henningsen was known for his attention to detail and incredibly high standards, both as a designer and cabinetmaker of exquisite armchairs. He was a child of the 19th century both in terms of aesthetic

but Wegner himself suggested its originality was overstated as the same ideas had been elegantly executed by Chinese Ming-era artisans

Literature: Erik Wørts

or 'Elizabeth' chair is one of the finest works of Danish furniture design produced in the 20th century

The Guldhoj stool was designed as a replica of a Bronze Age artefact found in Vamdrup

circa 1956

This example was made in rosewood in the 1960s in highly limited quantities and comes with the original black leather seat cushion

A striking

A uniquely shaped loveseat sofa

They were known for their productions for Danish designers including Arne Hovmand Olsen and Arne Wahl Iversen in the 1960s

Stolen in Denmark this example has oiled teak paws and legs

This exceptional and rare armchair was designed by Finnish architect Marta Blomstedt for the Hotel Aulanko in Hameenlinna

This model is one of Kristiansen's most sought after designs and comes from the Entre series of chests featuring his signature half-moon drawer pulls