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1,900.00€ Read moreLong Sideboard by A Younger.
Rare 1960s John Herbert for A. Younger Teak Sideboard – Sequence Collection
An exceptional and very rare example of mid-century British design, this long sideboard was designed by John Herbertfor A. Younger Ltd. in England during the 1960s. Part of the distinguished Sequence Collection, this piece represents one of Herbert’s most refined and elegant designs.
Unlike other models in the series, Herbert replaced the traditional wooden handles with beautifully elongated organic metal rings, adding a touch of sophistication and modernity to the timeless teak form. The result is a sideboard that feels both minimalist and luxurious, with perfect proportions and exquisite craftsmanship throughout.
Handcrafted in teak, the sideboard displays A. Younger’s hallmark quality—meticulous joinery, smooth lines, and a warm, rich grain. Its design maintains the spirit of Herbert’s celebrated Fonseca Collection, yet this example stands as a supreme evolution of his aesthetic: understated, functional, and undeniably elegant.
A true collector’s piece, this sideboard embodies the best of British mid-century modern design—rare, beautifully crafted, and effortlessly stylish.
Dimensions.
213 x 46 cm
Height 79 cm
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Large pine bookcase
1,200.00€ Add to cartLarge pine bookcase
I came across these two large pine bookcases at an antique fair in the south of England, and I fell in love instantly. Their graceful proportions, generous dimensions, and the refined moulding along the top give these pieces a quiet authority and timeless charm.
At present, I have images of only one bookcase, as the second is currently in our restoration workshop and will be ready soon. Both share the same elegant design, though the second piece is slightly smaller in height and length, while maintaining the same width.
Each bookcase features five adjustable shelves, all beautifully handcrafted in pine, offering ample and flexible storage while celebrating the natural warmth and texture of the wood.
A fine example of traditional craftsmanship, these bookcases embody the enduring spirit of classic English design—functional, honest, and full of character.
Dimensions:
L x W: 187.5 x 27.5 cm
H: 193 cm
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Teak Model 56 Desk by Arne Wahl Iversen, 1960s
2,900.00€ Add to cartTeak Model 56 Desk by Arne Wahl Iversen, 1960s
Teak Model 56 Desk by Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Møbelfabrik, 1960
Designed by Arne Wahl Iversen and crafted by Vinde Møbelfabrik in 1960, this Model 56 desk embodies the elegance and restraint of Danish mid-century design. Constructed from warm teak, it pairs timeless beauty with practical functionality.
The desk features four spacious drawers, two of which are lockable, with the original key included, offering secure storage for personal or professional essentials. Originally arriving at the workshop with several long, fine scratches—likely from a box cutter—the desk has been expertly restored, leaving only a few subtly visible marks.
With its clean lines, balanced proportions, and thoughtful design, this desk remains a graceful centerpiece for any study or workspace, a testament to the enduring allure of Scandinavian craftsmanship.
A video of the desks surface can be provided at request.
Dimensions
Length: 100 cm
Depth: 70 cm
Height: 84 cm
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Set of Three Danish Teak Nesting Tables by Johannes Andersen, 1960s
210.00€ Add to cartSet of Three Danish Teak Nesting Tables by Johannes Andersen, 1960s
A set of three exquisite nesting tables, masterfully designed by Johannes Andersen in Denmark during the 1960s. Crafted from rich teakwood, these tables embody the timeless elegance of Scandinavian design, where form and function exist in perfect harmony.
Each table, with its gentle lines and warm teak finish, reflects Andersen’s renowned eye for proportion and craftsmanship. Their versatile nesting design allows them to be displayed together as a sculptural ensemble or separated for practical use, offering both beauty and adaptability to any living space.
Dimensions of the three tables from the big one to the small one.
55 x 37.5 H 46.5 cm
46 x 37.5 H 44.5 cm
38 x 37.5 H 41.5 cm
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Tiled Coffee Table (By Haslev)
750.00€ Read moreTiled Coffee Table (By Haslev)
Severin Hansen designed this table in the ‘60s, handcrafted in Denmark for Haslev.
The table is featured for its solid teakwood structures and the top made of Italian tiles and aluminium.
One of the aluminiums has a small mark (see the photos)
Dimensions
Length: 138 cm
Depth: 88 cm
Height: 50 cm
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G Plan Round Spider Coffee Table, 1960s
800.00€ Read moreG Plan Round Spider Coffee Table, 1960s
Designed by Victor Wilkins for G-Plan in the 1960s, this striking table draws its inspiration from the graceful form of a spider. Its sculptural base and flowing, organic lines embody the elegance of mid-century design, while the vibrant solid teakwood radiates warmth and natural beauty.
A true statement piece, it reflects both the ingenuity of Wilkins’ vision and the enduring craftsmanship of the era.
Dimensions
Diameter: 91 cm
Height: 45 cm800.00€ -
Set of Eight Walnut Armrest Chairs by Gordon Russell, 1960s
1,500.00€ Add to cartSet of Eight Walnut Armrest Chairs by Gordon Russell, 1960s
Set of Eight Walnut Armrest Dining Chairs by Gordon Russell, 1960s
This distinguished set of eight armrest dining chairs, designed by Gordon Russell in the 1960s, exemplifies the refinement of British mid-century design. Handcrafted in rich walnut, the chairs retain their original condition and have been fully restored, with every joint carefully tested to ensure structural integrity. The wood has been treated with Fiddes hardwax, enriching its natural warmth and ensuring lasting protection.
The seats are upholstered in vibrant blue vinyl, with cushions containing internal springs — a detail that enhances comfort while adding a pleasing solidity and weight to each chair. With their clean lines, graceful proportions, and armrest design, these chairs achieve a balance of elegance, durability, and function.
The design bears the hallmark of Gordon Russell, one of Britain’s most influential furniture designers of the 20th century. Knighted in 1955 for his services to design, Russell was a leading advocate for uniting craftsmanship with modern practicality. As director of the Council of Industrial Design, he championed high-quality, accessible design, leaving an enduring impact on post-war British interiors.
This set stands as a true testament to Russell’s ethos — honest in material, generous in comfort, and timeless in form.
Dimensions
Width: 58 cm
Depth: 52 cm
Height: 84 cm
Seat Height: 50 cm
Armrest height: 66 cmThe dimensions of the upholstery are 49 cm from right to left, and 49 cm from front to rear.The height of the backrest of the upholstery chair is 40 cm.1,500.00€ -
Highboard by E.W. Bach for Sejling Skabe (1960s Denmark)
1,700.00€ Add to cartHighboard by E.W. Bach for Sejling Skabe (1960s Denmark)
This stunning highboard, designed by the esteemed E. W. Bach and expertly crafted by Sejling Skabe in Denmark during the 1960s in a warm and rich teak, is a true testament to exceptional design and craftsmanship.
Its beautiful wood grain patterns are captivating, enhancing its overall elegance. The exterior features three sleek sliding doors with long organic handles and three functional drawers, while the interior boasts two spacious shelves and a sophisticated bar compartment on the right side, complete with two drawers and a mirror. Constructed from high-quality teak, this sideboard is not only a statement piece but also remains in excellent condition, a hallmark of the renowned Møbelfabrik.
Dimensions:
L x W: 165 x 44 cm
Height: 112cm
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Extending dining table (by Henning Kjaernulf)
900.00€ Read moreExtending dining table (by Henning Kjaernulf)
An Extending Dining Table by Henning Kjaernulf, Denmark, 1960s
Designed by the esteemed Danish craftsman Henning Kjaernulf in the 1950sand meticulously handcrafted by Vejle Møbelfabrik, this magnificent dining table stands as a testament to mid-century Scandinavian elegance and ingenuity. Fashioned from richly grained teak, it exudes both warmth and precision, embodying the timeless virtues of Danish cabinetmaking.
The table is distinguished by its cleverly engineered extension leaves—one at each end—gracefully hidden beneath the main top when not in use. This seamless storage preserves the purity of its silhouette, while a gentle motion reveals the table’s full grandeur, extending its welcome to larger gatherings with effortless grace.
A harmonious union of form and function, this piece reflects Kjaernulf’s thoughtful eye for proportion and his reverence for restrained design. It is an heirloom of quiet dignity, crafted for those who cherish the enduring beauty of honest materials and the quiet poetry of traditional craftsmanship.
Dimensions.
Table closed: L x W: 138 cm x 89 cm
Each extension: L x W: 50 x 86 cm
Table extended: 238 x 89-86 cm
Height: 73.5 cm
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Extending dining table (Made in Denmark)
990.00€ Read moreExtending dining table (Made in Denmark)
Iconic Extending Dining Table by Laurits M. Larsen – Denmark, 1960s
An emblem of Danish craftsmanship and mid-century ingenuity, this iconic extending dining table was designed by Laurits M. Larsen and handcrafted in Denmark during the 1960s—a time when function and form were wedded with quiet mastery.
Sculpted from warm, radiant teak, the table presents an elegant oval silhouette, inviting both intimacy and grandeur. Hidden beneath its refined top lies a clever extension mechanism: with a gentle pull from either end, the leaves reveal themselves, unfolding with ease from their hidden chamber—an ingenious design that honours the Danish tradition of practical beauty.
At its heart stands a singular pedestal leg, robust and beautifully sculpted, offering unobstructed comfort for guests seated all around. This central base allows for generous legroom and effortless arrangement of chairs, marrying thoughtful design with graceful proportions.
Whether in its compact form or fully extended, this table remains a striking centrepiece—one that reflects the enduring spirit of Scandinavian modernism: refined, purposeful, and deeply respectful of the materials and traditions from which it was born.
Dimensions
Table closed: 172 x 114 cm
Table extended: 223 x 114 cm
Height 72 cm
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Mid-Century teak chest of drawers (made in Denmark)
950.00€ Read moreMid-Century teak chest of drawers (made in Denmark)
Mid-Century Danish Teak Chest of Drawers, 1950s
A Testament to Timeless CraftsmanshipCrafted in Denmark during the noble decade of the 1950s, this elegant chest of drawers stands as a quiet tribute to the enduring grace of mid-century design. Fashioned from warm, richly grained teakwood, its silhouette is restrained yet dignified—imbued with the kind of craftsmanship that honours the hand and eye of its maker.
The chest features five long drawers, each offering generous storage, balanced by two smaller drawers resting at the top—ideal for treasured keepsakes or finer garments. A key is provided to secure the top compartments, a thoughtful detail that speaks to the discretion and orderliness prized in the period.
Whether placed in a bedroom, hallway, or study, this piece bears the patina of honest use and the quiet authority of Danish tradition. Its form is functional, yet poetic—designed not to follow fleeting fashion, but to endure as a piece of lived-in beauty.
Dimensions.
Length x Width: 80 x 41 cm.
Height: 117 cm.
Drawers interior dimensions: 73.5 x 36.6 h 12 cm.
Small top drawers: 34.5 x 36 h 6 cm.
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Chest of drawers (Made in Denmark 1950)
875.00€ Read moreChest of drawers (Made in Denmark 1950)
Vintage Danish Teak Chest of Drawers – 1950s
A splendid embodiment of mid-century Danish craftsmanship, this elegant chest of drawers, lovingly handcrafted in the 1950s, stands as a quiet testament to enduring design and traditional artistry. Hewn from richly grained teak—warm, golden-brown, and timeless in its allure—this piece bears the soft glow of aged wood, gently mellowed by the passing decades.
Comprising six generously sized drawers, each one glides with a quiet grace, framed by long, subtly curved handles that whisper of the sculptural minimalism so cherished in Scandinavian design. These long handles, neither boastful nor plain, offer a gentle nod to the artisan’s hand, their form echoing the natural rhythms of the Danish landscape.
Rooted in a time when furniture was built not only for utility but for life—enduring, dependable, beautiful—this chest is more than a mere repository; it is a heritage piece, imbued with soul and story, ready to bring warmth, function, and quiet dignity to any interior.
Dimensions.
L. 73.5 cm
W. 44 cm
H. 112 cm
Drawers interior: 66 x 37 x h11 cm
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Danish Teak Trolley By Brdr Furbo
225.00€ Add to cartDanish Teak Trolley By Brdr Furbo
Mid-Century Danish Teak Trolley by BRDR Furbo, 1960s
Crafted with reverence and grace in Spøttrup, Denmark, during the 1960s, this elegant teak trolley was designed for BRDR Furbo — a name steeped in the noble Danish tradition of fine woodworking.
Carved from richly grained teakwood, its frame radiates a warm hue, deepened by time and lovingly preserved. The design, though unassuming in its lines, possesses a quiet strength — a poised and purposeful form that speaks to the enduring wisdom of Scandinavian minimalism.
With its clean silhouette and well-balanced proportions, this piece offers both beauty and utility, ideal as a serving trolley or mobile side table. Whether placed in a dining room, lounge, or study, it brings a gentle echo of mid-century Danish refinement — a testament to the era when form and function walked hand in hand.
Dimensions.
Length 71.5 cm – Internal 64 cm
Width: 46 cm – Internal 42 cm
Height of the trolley: 63 cm
Height of the top tray: 56.5 cm
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Teak Coffee table by A Younger with a rattan rack
900.00€ Read moreTeak Coffee table by A Younger with a rattan rack
John Herbert was born in England and he was an active designer between the ‘50s and ‘60s and was known by his creation inspired in the Scandinavian style, he made high-end furniture a like side boards, tables, chairs etc…
He was the head of designed for A. Younger Ltd and and during this period he signed some of his most iconic collections that they were awarded later on, like “Fonseca” collection and “sequence” both collections became very popular at that time.
The coffee table we have here is one of the examples from its “Fonseca Collection” a rectangular coffee table with a beautiful afromorsia wood for its frame and legs and a vibrant teak wood for the top. Another feature that makes this piece so unique is the rattan rack.
The beauty of this table is due to the line up joints between the legs and the top, the use of the rattan for the rack and colours of the wood.
Dimensions
L.136 cm
W.46 cm
H.46 cm
Rack H.26 cm
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Extending coffee table (by McIntosh)
650.00€ Add to cartExtending coffee table (by McIntosh)
Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh – Dunvegan Collection Coffee Table
In the golden age of Mid-Century design, few names shone brighter than that of Tom Robertson, whose finest creations graced the distinguished workshops of A.H. McIntosh in Scotland. His masterful hand brought forth the celebrated Dunvegan collection — a triumph of craftsmanship and design that continues to captivate discerning admirers to this day.
Among these treasures, not only does the patented double extending dining table hold pride of place, but so too does the elegant sideboard, the finely crafted chairs, and this remarkable coffee table, a true jewel of its time. Fashioned from vibrant, richly grained teakwood, the table boasts two clever extensions — one at each side — each thoughtfully finished with black melamine. This thoughtful detail grants both freedom and peace of mind, allowing one to rest hot or cold drinks without fear of marring the table’s radiant surface.
A harmonious blend of beauty and practicality, this piece stands as a testament to an era when design was a celebration of both form and function, and where every detail was crafted with reverence for the materials and the maker’s art.
Dimensions
Table closed: 107 x 47.5 height. 46 cm
Each extension is 21 cm
Table extended: 149 x 47.5 height. 46 cm
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Dining extending table and chairs (by Kristian Solmer Vedel)
11,000.00€ Add to cartDining extending table and chairs (by Kristian Solmer Vedel)
As I capture my products through the lens, there are moments when haste urges me forward — a quiet wish to complete one piece and move on to the next. Yet, now and then, an item graces my hands that beckons time to slow. Its natural beauty enchants from every angle; the richness of its texture, the harmony of its colours, the noble material, the gentle curves — all conspire to hold me still. It exudes such warmth and effortless charm that I find myself lingering. Hours may pass in quiet joy, for this is not merely a product — it is poetry in form, and today, the camera and I are content to be its audience.
I only wish I could fully convey the soul of this exquisite table and chair set — a work of enduring beauty crafted from rich Rosewood. Designed by the renowned Industrial Designer Kristian Solmer Vedel and masterfully handcrafted by Søren Willadsen in Denmark during the storied 1960s, it speaks of another time, when artistry met function with reverence.
The graceful oval table measures nearly 2 metres when closed (198 cm) and extends to a grand 298 cm with its two centre leaves, offering both generous space and timeless elegance. It is a dining table not merely to serve but to gather, share, and remember.
The table stands with quiet strength, upheld by two sculptural legs — each one forming a graceful triangle, a testament to both elegance and engineering. These geometric supports, both artful and resolute, provide steadfast balance to the substantial Rosewood top. In their poised simplicity, they speak of thoughtful design — a harmony of form and function. They do not merely hold the table; they honour it.
Chairs made from solid warm rosewood and upholstery in black leather.
Dimensions.
Closed: 198 x 123 cm
Each extension 49.5 cm
Table extended: 296 x 123 cm
Height: 71.5 cm
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McIntosh Sideboard (Dunbar Collection)
1,800.00€ Add to cartMcIntosh Sideboard (Dunbar Collection)
Designed by Tom Robertson for A.H McIntosh and Co., it was made in the 1960s in Scotland.
This Mid-Century piece stands out for its balanced design, designed to create symmetry.
This sideboard has a large storage capacity, with four central drawers, the first of which is adapted for cutlery. In addition, it has closets with two doors on each side; one with a removable tray covered in melamine to be able to prepare your drinks without damaging the wood.
The teak wood used to create this piece is extremely beautiful with an incredible grain (please zoom in on the photos to appreciate the beauty of the shaped grain teak).
Dimensions
Length: 213 cm
Width: 45cm
Height: 75cm
You can find more McIntosh pieces in the Vintage14 catalogue.
1,800.00€
