Danish Chairs in Teak with Rounded Backrest attributed to Pe Jorgensen for Farso Mobelfabrik, Denmark, 1960s, Set of 2

Details

Description

Offered here are these beautifully designed, extremely rare Danish Mid-Century Modern vintage dining room chairs, a design classic of the … Read more Offered here are these beautifully designed, extremely rare Danish Mid-Century Modern vintage dining room chairs, a design classic of the highest quality – featuring a solid teak frame and reupholstered with an easy-care and durable textured cover in a cozy sand-beige color.

* Original 1960s design by Erik Ole Jorgensen for Farso Mobelfabrik / Stolefabrik (Denmark).

* The set includes two chairs. Two other sets with the same beige fabric upholstery and in comparable condition are available for purchase here. *

* The special feature of this chair design is the rounded backrest. This feature saves space and is visually outstandingly beautiful. It is an unmistakable feature of this chair design and is very similar and comparable to the "Roundette" chairs by Hans Olsen for Frem Rojle.

DIMENSIONS
Height 75 cm * Width 47 cm * Depth 47 cm; Seat height 45 cm

CONDITION
The chairs are in very good, well-maintained, and partially restored vintage condition, with only a few minor superficial and age-appropriate signs of wear on the solid wood frame.
* The wood has minor dents, surface scratches, or small nicks, as well as occasional slight, light- and age-related color imperfections and tiny stains.
+ The seat cover has been reupholstered as mentioned above and is in good condition. It is therefore in unused, like-new condition.

\. All of the above-mentioned signs of wear are only slightly more visible upon closer inspection, but are not serious\.\.

+ The pictures are part of the and offer; they show the general condition and the most important flaws. We therefore ask you to take a close look at the pictures above. +
This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



issues arising from misattribution See less