Erik Kirkegaard Armchair – Danish Modern Design, Teak Frame & Original Leather Upholstery, Denmark ca. 1960s
Original price was: € 750,00.€ 500,00Current price is: € 500,00.
A sculptural Danish Modern armchair by Erik Kirkegaard, crafted in Denmark in the 1960s. Solid teak frame with organic lines and armrests, upholstered in original black natural leather.
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This refined Danish Modern armchair, designed by Erik Kirkegaard and produced in Denmark during the 1960s, exemplifies the elegant ergonomics and craftsmanship of postwar Scandinavian design.
Constructed from solid teak with a warm, golden-brown patina, the frame features softly tapered legs and expertly contoured armrests. The natural grain of the wood has been carefully cleaned and oiled to reveal its texture and tone. Both the seat and backrest retain their original black leather upholstery, showing minor age-appropriate wear and a rich, lived-in character that speaks to the quality of the materials used.
This piece balances sculptural appeal with everyday comfort and is ideal for collectors of mid-century modern design or stylish interiors with vintage flair.
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Origin: Denmark
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Designer: Erik Kirkegaard
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Period: ca. 1960s
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Style: Danish Modern / Mid-Century Modern
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Material: Solid teak, original natural leather
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Dimensions: Approx. H 77 cm x W 63 cm x D 55 cm; Seat height: 45 cm
| Condition | Excellent |
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| Material | Leather, Wood |
| Period | 1950-2000 |
| Style | Mid-Century Modern |
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