Compass Desk Chair Heritage

Compass Desk Chair HeritageA rare and highly sought after desk chair by Erik Kirkegaard, produced by Hong Stolefabrik in Denmark, circa 1956. The curved back provides exceptional comfort and is made from solid and veneered rosewood. The compass shaped legs are made in solid, oiled mahogany. The chair has been sensitively restored and refinished in Danish oil and the seat is newly upholstered seat in soft cognac brown leather.

A rarely seen pair of Model 128 rosewood lounge chairs produced by France & Son

Niels Moller's Model 57 armchair was one of his earliest and most impressive works

Sjogren and Bodafors

stained elm-wood feet rather than the original tubular steel

Sweden as part of the same series that included his renowned Seal and Candidate lounge chairs

patinated oak ball feet and has been reupholstered by our in-house team of upholsterers in luxurious Australian shearling

A pair of classic stools produced by Spottrup Mobler in The frames are made from exquisite rosewood that has been refinished by our team of restorers in London

There is additional storage in the desk top accessed through a tambour door

designed in 1953

1987 / Esbjørn Hiort

The Samspel chair is one of Malmsten's best-loved designs in this category from the early 1950s and sits alongside classics such as the Samsas

Rarely seen Model 41 folding stool in teak with tan saddle leather seat