1960s Danish Teak Dining Chairs by Johannes Andersen for Uldum Møbelfabrik floor-lamps and the rosewood surfaces remain

and the rosewood surfaces remain clean and well preserved

A recessed niche with integrated lighting introduces contrast and depth within the composition

Jean Gillon’s smaller WoodArt objects remain particularly important within the history of Brazilian modernism because they demonstrate how sculptural form and utility could coexist at every scale of production

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1960s Danish Teak Dining Chairs by Johannes Andersen for Uldum Møbelfabrik floor-lamps and the rosewood surfaces remainA beautifully cohesive set of six Danish dining chairs designed by Johannes Andersen for Uldum Mbelfabrik, circa 1960s. These chairs feature sculpted solid teak frames with Andersens signature soft curves and finely tapered legs. The craftsmanship is evident in the subtle joinery and delicate transitions between surfaces. Freshly cleaned and polished by our team, the teak glows with a rich, even patina. The seats and backs are professionally