PAIR HENNING KJAERNULF RARE CURULE ARMCHAIRS

This exceptional and rare pair of chairs by Henning Kjærnulf features a dramatic curule silhouette that is instantly evocative of Ancient Roman stools and their later reinterpretations by Renaissance

(2) Rare Danish Modern monk-style armchairs in quarter-sawn white oak, attributed to Henning Kjaernulf, c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 36.5" x W 24" x D 22" x SH 17.75" Condition: Few minor stains and pulls

(2) Rare Danish Modern monk-style armchairs in quarter-sawn white oak, attributed to Henning Kjaernulf, c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 33.25" x W 25.5" x D 21" SH 18.5" Condition: Thinning, pulls and spots

(2) Rare and highly decorative armchairs by Henning (Henry) Kjaernulf, featuring spindled gondola-or scoop-style backs, with carved and cutout fleur-de-lis trefoil motifs and mohair seats. Denmark, c.

Pair of rare easy chairs in dark-stained oak, featuring sculpted bun-from handrests, urn-and-block form front stiles and slatted backs. Designed by Henning (Henry) Kjaernulf. Denmark, c. 1970's. Dimen

Dimensions: H 33" x W 29.5" x D 30" S.H. 17.5" Condition: Showing signs of wear including sun fading and spots of soiling to upholstery.

Exceptional pair of lounge chairs in quarter-sawn white oak and traditional Scandinavian striped twill fabric, with scalloped ladder backs, barley twist-turned front stiles and carved roundels at the

Unusual and highly decorative pair of lounge chairs in white oak, with exposed slat backs and sculpted handrests supported by fluted stiles; finished in traditional olmer striped fabric. Attributed to

Pair Mid-Century Henning Kjaernulf style arm/dining chairs. Finely crafted with carved oak frames; upholstery with decorative trim detail. Dimensions: H 45.75" x W 24" x D 16.5" x SH 19.75" Condition:

Rare pair of twin bed frames in quarter-sawn white oak, attributed to Henning Kjaernulf. Danish, c. 1960's-1970's. Dimensions: H 29" x W 35.5" x D 78" Condition: Good used condition.

Pair of Danish mid-century armchairs with carved oak frames, in the manner of Henning Kjaernulf. Period wool cushions. Unsigned. Dimensions: H 29" x W 27" x D 31" x SH 15.5" Condition: Showing overall

An exceptional throne-style armchair in quarter-sawn white oak, featuring a rare inverted three-slat variation of Henning Kjaernulf's iconic "razor blade" back, with a scalloped seat rail and cabriole

Ca. 1960s. Pair of teak side tables designed by Henning Kjaernulf for Vejle Stole Moebelfabrik of Denmark. Marked on bottom. Good overall, with age-appropriate wear (see photos).

Dimensions: H 67" x W 35.5" x D 16.75" Condition: Light wear consistent with age; wood with some sun fading, a few spots of soiling; a few scattered dings and scuffs. One wire hole cut to back. E166

Pair of lounge chairs in oak and traditional woven fabric; featuring winged backs, paddle-style arms, and sculpted urn-and-block legs. Attributed to Henning (Herny) Kjaernulf; Denmark, c. 1960's. Dime

Scandinavian, c. 1960's-1970's. Dimensions: (chair) H 28" x W 27.5" x D 27.5" S.H. 16.5" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. Light sun fading, a few small dings and scuffs.

Scandinavian, c. 1970's. Dimensions: H 37" x W 33" x D 31.5" x SH 16" Condition: Cushions not original; back cushion slightly too tall. Minor fading; a few scuffs to frame. Spots of soiling to fabric.

Scandinavian, c. 1960's-1970's. Dimensions: (Chair) H 36.75" x W 22.75" x D 22" x SH 18" Condition: Sun fading throughout. A few scattered dings and scuffs; ottoman with a few small chips to wood. Wea

Scandinavian, c. 1960's. Dimensions: H 29" x W 28" x D 28.25" x SH 16". Condition: Some spots of discoloration on arms. Wear consistent with age and use.

(pair) Italian curule armchairs, early 20th c., having gilt embossed leather back and seat, accented by oversized nail heads, frame carved with foliate and rosette motifs, lion's head handholds, risin

Coppia di rare poltrone reclinabili. 1928. Manifattura THONET. Buone condizioni. Mis. Lung. cm. 68 Alt. cm. 94 Prof. cm. 96 ca. Val. 3000/4000

Rare rocking chair by Henning (Henry) Kjaernulf; featuring turned legs, paddle-style arms and cutouts at the back slats. Quarter-sawn oak and traditional woven striped fabric. Denmark, c. 1970's. Dime

mid 19th century; flat reeded crest rails, vertical pierced splats, upholstered seat panels, scrolled arms and legs connected by stretchers, 37 in. H., 22 1/2 in. W., 19 1/2 in. D.

A pair of rare brutalist armchairs attributed to or in the style of Paul Evans (Pennsylvania, 1931-1987). Having torch cut, polychromed, and patinated steel frames and upholstered seats and rounded ba