Kristian Solmer Vedel for Soren Willadsen Modus

Set of six Modus side chairs, Denmark, 1960s; Oak, leather; Unmarked; 30" x 20" x 20"

Kristian Solmer Vedel, Modus Lounge Chair and Ottoman for Soren WilladsenDenmark, c.1953Width : 29" Depth : 28" Height : 30"Brazilian Rosewood, Leather

Pair of lounge chairs and matching ottoman, Denmark, ca. 1960; Rosewood, leather; Danish control labels; Chair: 26" x 28 1/2" x 24", ottoman: 14" x 22 1/2" x 22 1/2"

Genuine Mid-Century Danish hocker or small ottoman in quilted black leather and wood, designed by Kristian Vedel for Soren Willadsen c. 1960. Dimensions: H 14" x W 21" x D 21" Condition: Wear to cushi

Pair of Danish rosewood side tables with reversable tops by Kristian Vedel for Soren Willadsen, circa 1960s. 13" T x 22" S.

Kristian Vedel catch all Soren WilladsenDenmark, c. 1963rosewood, aluminum28 dia × 12.5 h in (71 × 32 cm)

Suite including a pair of lounge chairs, ottomans and side tables. Dimensions: Chair measures H 30.5" x W 29" x D 26" Condition: Foam is hard in chair arms and seat backs, some wear to leather in norm

Kristian Vedel (Danish, 1923-2003). "Modus" dining chairs. Rosewood, leather. c. 1960s. Designed for Soren Wiladsen. Height: 30 1/4", Length: 19 1/2", Depth: 20", Seat Height: 17 1/2". Collection of r

Herbert Krenchel; Kristian Solmer Vedel. 'Krenit' salad bowl, fruit salad bowl and salad servers, c1953. H. 11.2 cm, D. 25 cm; H. 11 cm, D. 19 cm; L. 29.6 cm. Made by Torben ¿rskov, Copenhagen. Sheet

Nanna Ditzel ND83 Lounge Chair for Soren Willadsen (Soren Willadsen Old Yellow Label Below) Dimensions: H: 26 inches: W: 31 inches: D: 26 inches - Seat Height: 15 inches ---

Illum Wikkelso (1919-1999) for Soren Willadsen, coffee table, Denmark, 1960s, teak, tinted glass, unsigned, 48"w x 37.25"d x 21.5"h. Provenance: The Collection of Anthony Nelson, Munich, Germany. *Not

Designed in 1949, teak shelves with molded beech brackets, manufactured by Snedkermester I. Christiansen, with corresponding stamp on back of the brackets. There are four large shelves with three brac

Great Vintage Modern barrel back lounge chair. Beautifully sculpted walnut frame. Dimensions: H 26.75" x W 30" x D 28" x SH 14" Condition: Surface wear, scratches and scuffs consistent with age and us

Soren Willadsen Mobelfabrik Coffee table Denmark, c. 1960rosewood 17 h x 51 w x 25.5 d in (43 x 130 x 65 cm) Danish control tag to underside. This work will ship from Lambe

Circa 1940. Having a fine form with long frame in teak wood and with maker's medallion at underside. The fabric is in very good condition and quite handsome. L82"; H28"; D30"

A pair of Kristian Vedel laminated plywood child's chairs or stools with adjustable red and blue seats, by Torben Orskov, Denmark. 16 in tall x 17 in wide x 14 in deep. All pieces are marked. Provenan

Rare Danish Modern table service in colorful melamine, designed by Kristian Vedel for Torben Orskov. Each piece is stackable and multi-functional; cups and bowls double as jars and canisters, with pla

Kristian Vedel child's chair, by Torben Orskov, plywood, adjustable seat and tray in red and blue, original finish, 17.5"w x 12.5"d x 16"h

Description - A child's chair by Kristian Vedel for Torben Orskov Denmark Dimensions - 16" x 14.5" x 14"

Kristian Vedel (Danish, 1923-2003). Oak. Height: 4 1/2", Length: 4 1/2", Depth: 2 3/4". Oak bird figure by Danish artisan Kristian Vedel. Head comes apart from body and can be flipped to two different

A child's chair by Kristian Vedel for Torben Orskov Denmark. Dimensions 16x14.5x14

Danish mid-century modern rosewood writing desk, designed by Nanna Ditzel (Denmark, 1923-2005) for Soren Willadsen, c.1960, rectangular top over four drawers, with inset pulls, rising on stretcher-joi

A pair of barrel back 'ND83' lounge chairs by Nanna and Jorgen Ditzel for Soren Willadsen. Newly upholstered in Kravet 'confetti' wool upholstery. 26 x 30.5 x 22 . Measurements are in inches. (Height

Nanna and Jorgen Ditzel desk Soren Willadsen Denmark, c. 1958 teak 69 w x 29.5 d x 29 h inches Desk features four drawers. Literature: Danish Modern, Hollingsworth, pg. 51