Danish Dining Chairs Model 49b by Erik Kirkegaard for Høng Stolefabrik 1959 (set of 4)

Erik Kirkegaard was a prominent Danish furniture designer particularly active in the 1950s and 1960s, an era when Danish design became popular worldwide for its minimalist aesthetic and attention to functionality.

Model 49b is an iconic Danish chair designed by Erik Kirkegaard in the 1950s. This chair is an excellent example of Danish modernist design, characterized by simple lines, craftsmanship and functionality.

The Model 49b chair is made of solid wood, mostly teak, and is known for its timeless and minimalist aesthetic.

It has an elegantly curved backrest that supports the body and a comfortable seat that is suitable for long-term use. Its “cow horn”armrests, support the elbow perfectly without restricting movement.

Høng Stolefabrik was known for its high-quality furniture, and the Model 49b is no exception. Each piece was carefully handcrafted by craftsmen, resulting in a chair of excellent quality and durability.

The Model 49b became an icon of Danish design and is often collected by enthusiasts of vintage and modernist furniture.

This set is in superb condition for age with only a few age related marks. The chairs are solid and stable, with no loose joints or wobbles. They have been recovered in high quality black vinyl fabric.

W56cm
H73cm
D51.5cm
HtS42cm
Height to top of arm rest (can it go under a table?)68cm