Guldhoj Folding Stool cabinet

Guldhoj Folding Stool cabinetRarely seen Model 41 folding stool in teak with tan saddle leather seat. The Guldhoj stool was designed as a replica of a Bronze Age artefact found in Vamdrup, Denmark that dates back to 1300 BC. The original stool is therefore the oldest preserved piece of furniture in the country. The original stool is part of the permanent collection at the National Museum of Denmark.

The beech legs have been dark stained and both chairs have been completely refurbished with new foam

This example is upholstered in Dedar Milan's 'A Joy' fabric - a textural and irregular twill combining a linen and bouclé wool

The cabinet is made from exotic

Chase Erwin's "Embrace" boucle or custom fabric

Designed by Dagmar Studio

Designed in 1956 by Ib Kofod-Larsen

Moller in 1959 and produced shortly after by his own company: for J

classical desk is in immaculate condition and features 3 lockable drawers and slim

solid wood base frame to provide long-lasting comfort and support

Superb condition and exquisite graining

featuring exaggerated curves in the arms and back

sweeping wing back with sculptural stained beech arms and legs which have been expertly refinished at our London workshops