Egyptian Stool, 1957 Heritage

Egyptian Stool, 1957 HeritageBernt Petersen, or simply architect Bernt as became known, was a stalwart of the 3rd wave of great danish furniture designers of the 29th century. His early career was spent collaborating with leading cabinetmaker Henrik Worts. One of his earliest designs was this elegant square stool with curved rails, inspired by the classic ancient Egyptian furniture type. Bernt managed to introduce Chinese influence also with his carefully sculpted horseshoe feet.

A rare Model BM57 chest of drawers made in oak with patinated brass handles and oak drawers

The Kohornsstol or Cowhorn Chair (Model JH-505) by Hans Wegner was designed in 1952 and produced by cabinetmakers Johannes Hansen at their Copenhagen workshop

His pieces remain relevant

It features one lockable drawer and wonderful carved

wide seat and low

He designed a number of distinctive

designed by Erik Worts in 1956 and produced by his father Henrik Worts' own workshop

Shortly after the Model 965 was released Kayser died at the age of just 44

The down-filled cushions are covered in new cognac leather

Denmark and designed by Danish master Severin Hansen Jnr in 1958

Kai Kristiansen’s work balanced contemporary and classical styles with elegant details

Many high-quality workshops and factories across the country produced armchairs and sofas in this style