Spade Chair, Rosewood vintage

Spade Chair, Rosewood vintageDesigned in 1954 the Model 133 Spadestolen was Finn Juhl's first collaboration with Danish producer France & Son. The frame was originally made in teak with loose foam cushions, sprung back and knock down construction for easier export. This later version was produced in limited quantities post 1960 in the highest quality rosewood. The seat on this version is fixed, fully covered and cantilevered, offering a greater level of comfort and support. The

A beautifully curved sofa

Both chairs were made by hand in small quantities at their small basement workshop on Gothersgade in central Copenhagen

first shown in 1956 at the Living Tradition exhibition at the Röhsska Museum in Gothenburg which featured his Samspel sofa and chair amongst others

Wishbone chair and Round chair at the end of the 1940s

Arguably Hans Wegner's most iconic design

The rare and highly collectible Model 55 sofa

A classic upholstered bench designed by Danish master Kai Kristiansen in the 1950s as part of his popular Entre range produced by Aksel Kjersgaard in Odder

Designed in 1956 as part of the iconic Entre series

The chair has been totally refurbished at our London workshops with new padding and tightened springs for maximum comfort

Frames refinished in Danish oil

tapered legs

Produced in the 1960s with veneered top and solid legs