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Danish Rosewood Dining Chairs by Hugo Frandsen for Børge M. Søndergaard, 1964 (Set of 4)

Hugo Frandsen / Børge M. Søndergaard

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Rare set of four Danish mid-century modern dining chairs designed by Hugo Frandsen for Børge M. Søndergaard, 1964. Crafted from rich rosewood with curved backrests and cognac leather upholstery.

An exceptional set of four dining chairs designed by Hugo Frandsen and manufactured by Børge M. Søndergaard in Denmark, 1964. Exemplifying the refined geometry and organic warmth of mid-century Scandinavian design, these chairs combine light yet robust frames with striking architectural presence. The sculptural frames are meticulously crafted from solid rosewood, showcasing deep, expressive grain patterns and a warm natural patina. Each chair features a distinctive curved backrest and a comfortable upholstered seat in cognac leather, offering both visual elegance and ergonomic support. Preserved in very good vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate signs of wear that honour their authenticity. A rare and collectible complete suite of four, ideal for an elevated dining room, study, or sophisticated interior.

Origin

Denmark, 1960s

Dimensions

W 57 × D 52 × H 70 cm; seat 48 cm

Materials

Rosewood, Leather