ATTR. FRITS HENNINGSEN MAHOGANY LOUNGE CHAIR

Frits Henningsen Armchair, 1930s Cuban Mahogany, horse hair upholstery. Produced by Frits Henningsen, Denmark. 33.75" H x 23" W x 23" D

Mahogany front legs with patterned upholstery. Dimensions: H 31" x W 26" x D 28" x SH 15" Condition: Showing normal signs of use consistent with age. Few marks to wood.

Key Included. Dimensions: H 35 1/4" x W 79" x D 19" Condition: One loss to molded trim on front (lower left-facing edge). A few water rings and spots of soiling to top; scattered nicks and dings. Pres

Bow-front chest of drawers in mahogany, attributed to Frits Henningsen. Denmark, c. 1950's. Key included. Dimensions: H 47" x W 27.75" x D 18.25" Condition: Sun fading throughout. A few areas of scuff

Danish Mid-Century Frits Henningsen easy chair. Dimensions: H 33" x W 25" x D 28" x SH 17" Condition: Surface wear consistent with age and use. With some soiling and sun fading to upholstery. F076

Rare early Frits Henningsen easy chair in bottle green mohair with corded silk trim and espresso stained legs. Dimensions: H 31" x W 26" x D 28.5" x SH 15.25" Condition: In good vintage condition; sho

With floral upholstery. Dimensions: H 43" x W 23.75" x D 28" x SH 16". Condition: Some spots of soiling and wear to fabric. Old scratches to wood. B042

Danish Modern lounge chair with subtle shelter arms and dark stained beechwood legs, custom-upholstered in beige wool twill upholstery by Vaeve Gaarden. Dimensions: H 41" x W 28" x D 33" x SH 17.5" Co

Pair of Danish Mid-Century lounge chairs in rich red mohair velvet, with corded fringe trim and beechwood legs. Apparently unsigned, in the manner of Frits Henningsen, c. 1940's-1950's. Dimensions: H

A handsome pair of 1940's highback lounge chairs with oak frames and tacked upholstery. Style of Frits Henningsen and from the Fritz Hansen era. Dimensions: H 43.5" x W 41.25" x D 28.5" x SH 16" Condi

Historical Danish armchair by Frits Henningsen in mahogany and leather originally owned by Erik Ninn-Hansen. Dimensions: H 41" x W 25.75" x D 23" Condition: The wood especially on the armrests shows a

A classic pair of Scandinavian Modern armchairs in the style of Frits Henningsen, finished in green mohair chenille with lisere fabric seats and mahogany legs. C. 1950's. Dimensions: H 30" x W 29" x D

Frits Henningsen Set of six dining chairs, 1930s Cuban mahogany, cane. Produced by Frits Henningsen, Denmark. Each: 34.25" H x 19.5" W x 19" D

FRITS SCHLEGEL (Attr.) (1896 - 1965) FRITZ HANSEN Pair of FH lounge chairs (no. 1590), Denmark, 1940s Stained beech, upholstery Unmarked 30" x 29" x 33"

Wingback easy chair mounted on tapering, profiled mahogany legs. Sides, seat and back upholstered with patinated natural leather, back fitted with buttons. Designed 1930. This example made approx. 195

Pair of lounge chairs, USA, ca. 1960; Mahogany, upholstery; Unmarked; 27" x 27" x 32"

Attributed to Edward Wormley (1907-1995) for Dunbar lounge chairs, pair Berne, Indiana, 1950s lacquered mahogany, upholstery unmarked 29 1/2"w x 36"d x 30 1/2"h

A Gilbert Rohde attributed lounge chair. Tubular copper frame with original upholstery and spring cushion. Acquired from the family of original owner in Northville, MI. Dimensions : 29 x 30 x 40. All

Key included. Dimensions: H 29.75" x W 70.75" x D 35.5" Condition: Presents very well overall. Stress crack to one leg. Top refinished, some uneven stain application to edges. Minor sun fading to draw

Turned wood legs, reupholstered in Stephen Sprouse/Knoll fabric, USA, 1960s; Unmarked; 33" x 41 1/2" x 61"

Dimensions:Arm to Arm: 26” inches Overall back height: 35” inches Exterior depth: 28” Seat height: 16” inches Arms height: 21” inches. Each chair is adorned with brand ne

A pair of heavy, cantilevered lounge chairs attributed to Ralph Lauren. In the manner of the RL-CF1 arm chair. 32.5 x 31.5 x 32 . Measurements are in inches. (Height x Width x Depth)

Dimensions: H 28" x W 37" x D 30" chairCondition: good, some wear to velvet, cushions are plush. Ottoman H 15.5" x W 31.5" x D 24.5"

These stunning armchairs are attributed to Danish designer Frits Henningsen. As an early participant in the Scandinavian modern design craze, Henningsen's designs are often transitional pieces between