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One of the earliest produced Bachelor sets by Vern

One of the earliest produced Bachelor sets by Verner Panton for Fritz Hansen, dating from 1952–1955.

This rare and highly collectible set includes a chair, ottoman, and magazine holder, crafted in suede and steel. An extra frame for an ottoman and an additional cushion are also included.

The set shows signs of use but remains fully functional. The cushions have some open seams and the filling has become porous over time, so replacement is recommended. That said, the chair can absolutely be used without the cushion — just as it was originally offered.

At the time of production, the chair was available both with or without cushions, and with or without armrests, reflecting its flexible and modular design. The frame can be disassembled, staying true to Panton’s forward-thinking approach.

A seldom-seen set, preserved in completely original condition.

The set is only sold as a whole.

Available.

Easy chair and ottoman by Fritz Hansen, 1940s. N

Easy chair and ottoman by Fritz Hansen, 1940s.

Newly reupholstered in sheepskin with feet in stained oak, giving this classic design a fresh new life while preserving its original character.

Dimensions
H87 / SH43

Available

Handwoven wool carpet in “Rölakan” flatweave

Handwoven wool carpet in “Rölakan” flatweave technique by Ingegerd Silow.

Geometric pattern — Woven in a harmonious palette of brown, beige, soft yellow, dusty pink, and warm rust tones, the colors add depth and character while remaining calm and versatile.

Signed IS.

Dimensions
255 cm x 177 cm

Overall good condition with normal wear. Some fringes worn.

SOLD

Early pair of “Bubi” pendants designed by Henn

Early pair of “Bubi” pendants designed by Henning Koppel for Louis Poulsen.

Crafted in warm brass with soft white acrylic shades. Their organic, almost space-age silhouette is a perfect balance between Danish modern elegance and playful futurism.

The patina on the brass tells a quiet story of time, while the diffused light creates a calm, atmospheric glow.

Both lamps retain their original manufacturer sticker inside the shades — a lovely detail for collectors.

Dimensions
Diam. 18 cm

Available.

Original 1970s wall decoration by Verner Panton, p

Original 1970s wall decoration by Verner Panton, presented exactly as intended — It’s worth noting that this is not comparable to the many later, non-original framings of his curtain fabric, but a true, purpose-made textile artwork.

Part of Panton’s Decor collection (1969), originally designed in cotton velour and cretonne for Mira-X, where his iconic use of geometry and colour became a defining element of his work.

The bold concentric design unfolds in a rich spectrum of warm tones. From deep burnt sienna to glowing amber and vibrant orange, creating a sense of depth, rhythm, and movement that shifts beautifully with the light.

At approximately 102 × 102 cm, it holds space effortlessly.

This is collectible design with presence — authentic, rare, and impossible to replicate.

SOLD

The Berger Tabouret designed by Charlotte Perriand

The Berger Tabouret designed by Charlotte Perriand for Cassina.

Black stained oak with a perfect balance of function and form. Originally designed in the 1930s, it still feels strikingly relevant today.

Use it as a stool, a side table, or simply let it stand as a statement piece. Crafted with Perriand’s signature focus on simplicity and material integrity, it brings a refined, architectural presence into any space.

Dimensions:
H27 x Ø33

SOLD

The iconic red volumes edited by Grete Jalk, Danis

The iconic red volumes edited by Grete Jalk, Danish Furniture Design Through 40 Years (1927-1966), stand as some of the most important publications ever produced on Danish modern furniture.

Published in the post-war period, these books document four decades of exceptional craftsmanship, innovation, and artistic vision within Danish furniture design. Under Grete Jalk’s authoritative editorial direction, the volumes present a carefully curated overview of the designers, cabinetmakers, and manufacturers who shaped Denmark’s international reputation for functional, human-centered modernism.

Richly illustrated with photographs, drawings, and technical details, the books go far beyond mere visual inspiration. They offer deep insight into materials, construction methods, and design philosophy, capturing the close collaboration between designer and craftsman that defines Danish furniture at its best.

1348 pages texted in both Danish and English.
These volumes are highly valued and known as the holy grail for collectors, dealers, scholars and enthusiasts of the subject.

Four original volumes from 1987 in good condition.

Available

Folding stool in oak and leather designed by Poul

Folding stool in oak and leather designed by Poul Hundevad.

The “Guldhøjstolen” is a classic piece of Danish design, inspired by the Guldhøj archaeological find — Discovered in a burial mound in Jutland, the original bronze-age foldable stool was a remarkable example of early Scandinavian craftsmanship.

In 1958, Poul Hundevad created a modern interpretation of this ancient design, crafting the PH 43 model.
The stool is both a tribute to historical craftsmanship and an iconic example of Danish mid-century design.

Original condition with soft notes of patina.

Dimensions: H37 x L48,5 x W37

Available

Pantonova Linear chair by Verner Panton. This ch

Pantonova Linear chair by Verner Panton.

This chair is more than just seating — it’s a sculptural statement. Originally designed in 1971, its sleek, wire-based form creates a sense of lightness while maintaining striking geometric precision.

Designed for versatility, the Pantonova works beautifully both indoors and outdoors, making it just as striking on a terrace or garden as it is in a living space.

Perfect as a standalone piece or arranged in modular configurations, the Pantonova adapts effortlessly to both modern interiors and bold, eclectic spaces.

This particular piece shows signs of use on the chrome, adding character and a story to its history.

Available.

Rare meditation stool by Erik Balavoine for Hove M

Rare meditation stool by Erik Balavoine for Hove Møbler.

Crafted in beautifully bent wood with a striking contrast of tones, its flowing lines create both balance and comfort — almost like a stingray gliding through water.

The exterior is finely veneered in rich Wengé, adding depth and warmth to its sculptural form.

Perfect for meditation, reflection, or simply as a statement piece in a thoughtfully curated space.

Awarded the Norwegian Design Council’s “Mark for Good Design” in 1991.

Dimensions:
H24,5 W43,5 D15

Available

Vintage leather box with beautiful handcrafted det

Vintage leather box with beautiful handcrafted details.

The lid features a decorative floral-inspired pattern, carefully embossed into the leather, creating a soft sculptural rhythm across the surface. Around the edge, a subtle circular border adds another layer of detail and depth.
At the center sits a striking square wooden knob as a small but bold contrast to the soft leather.

Beautiful condition — some marks inside.

Dimensions:
Ø25 H7.5

Available

A little splash of Danish ceramic poetry. Two be

A little splash of Danish ceramic poetry.

Two beautiful pieces by ceramic artist Beate Andersen, both unique and showcasing her signature soft glazes and sculptural forms. The large clover-shaped lid jar with its delicate lines feels almost like a small piece of architecture, while the vase carries that dreamy turquoise gradient that Danish studio ceramics do so well.

Perfect as small decorative accents or to hold treasured little things.

Respectively marked and signed monogram.

Good condition — the lid jar’s underside with a firing crack.

Dimensions
Lid jar: H9.5 x W16.5 x L25
Vase: H9.5 x W13.5 x L16.5

SOLD

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