Bohr (Niels) On the Theory of the Decrease

A scientific journal from the library of Niels Bohr, with his stamp to front cover. "Zeitschrift fur Physik…. 73. Band. 7. und 8. heft." Berlin: Springer, 1931. 9" x 6". Original printed wrappers. *

A scientific journal from the library of Niels Bohr, with his stamp to front cover. "Zeitschrift fur Physik. 58. Band. 7. und 8. Heft." Berlin: Springer, 1929. 9" x 6". Original printed wrappers. ****

Heading: (Quantum Physics) Author: Bohrs, Niels Title: The Quantum Postulate and the Recent Developments of Atomic Theory Place Published: London Publisher:Macmillan & Co., Ltd. Date Published: <

BOHR NIELS: (1885-1962) Danish physicist, Nobel Prize winner for Physics, 1922. A.L.S., Niels Bohr, to one side of a picture postcard depicting a view of Amalfi and the Hotel Cappuccini, Amalfi, 25th

Victor Vasarely, French/Hungarian 1906–1997, Signed, Numbered 131/250 and Framed Serigraph "Niels Bohr". Framed Measures 36 inches x 36 inches art measures 27 inches x 27 inches.

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

Christian Flensted, Danish Designer, Hanging Mobile, with original box. Niels Bohr Design of the Atom. Size: 11 x 10 x 9 inches

(lot of 8) Finn Juhl for Niels Vodder Egyptian rosewood chairs, each upholstered in blue, having a contoured frame, and rising on tapered legs, each chair branded Niels Vodder Cabinetmaker Copenhagen

Einstein on Unified Field Theory, Space, Matter, and Motion - A Superb Letter Signed in Full EINSTEIN, ALBERT.&nbsp; Autograph Letter Signed, "A. Einstein", in German, on a Typed Letter Signed, "Max F

Niels O. M&#248;ller (1920-1982)Model n&#176;78Set of twelve chairsRosewood and fabricEdited by J.L. M&#248;llers M&#248;belfabrikHotstamped 'JL MOLLERS MODELSMADE IN DENMARK' beneath the seatingsMode

FINN JUHL (1912 - 1989) NIELS VODDER Set of four Egyptian chairs, Denmark, 1950s Teak, upholstery All chairs branded 35" x 21 1/2" x 23" Provenance available: Copy of original receipt from Den Permane

Finn Juhl (1912-1989) for Niels Vodder NV-45 lounge chair Copenhagen, Denmark, circa 1960 teak, upholstery branded Niels Vodder mark This chair was purchased at Den Permanente in the early 1960s and i

Finn Juhl for Niels Vodder NV-45 Teak Armchair 33''x27''x30''. Original burnt orange upholstery and strapping. Burned in ''Niels Vodder Cabinetmaker Copenhagen Denmark Design Finn Juhl'' mark undernea

A set of 8 rosewood dining chairs by Niels Moller, including six model 78 side chairs and two model 62 armchairs. Arm - 31.5 x 21.5 x 20.5 . All measurements are in inches.

Model #62 and 78. Marked underneath.Dimensions: (Armchair) H 31.5" x W 21.75" x D 20" x SH 18"Condition: Areas with sun fading to finish. Rubs and light marks to legs. Some chairs have a lighter tone

FINN JUHL (1912 - 1989) NIELS VODDER NV-45 lounge chair, Denmark, 1950s Sculpted teak, leather, cloth upholstery Branded 33" x 27" x 31"

Finn Juhl Niels Vodder Lounge chair, model NV 53. Designed 1953. Teak, blue/green interwoven fabric, brass. 73 x 72 x 78cm. Marked on the underside with brand stamp. Literature: Noritsugu Oda, Danish

FINN JUHL (1912 - 1989) NIELS VODDER NV-45 lounge chair, Denmark, 1950s Sculpted teak, leather piping, cloth upholstery Branded 33" x 27" x 31"

6 side chairs and 2 arm chairs with fabric seats and rosewood frames, side chairs 30 inches H x 20 inches D x 19.5 inches W with a seat height of 17.5 inches, armchairs 30 inches H x 20 inches D x 22.

FINN JUHL (Attr.) (1912 - 1989);NIELS VODDER;Tambour cabinet (NV54), Denmark, 1960s; Teak, maple; Unmarked; 34 1/2" x 83" x 19 3/4";