Fritz Hansen Model 1669 Pair of Easy Chairs, Denmark, 1940s

A refined pair of Model 1669 easy chairs produced by Fritz Hansen, Denmark, in the 1940s.

Founded in 1872, Fritz Hansen has long been synonymous with exceptional Danish craftsmanship and timeless design. Produced during the formative years of Danish Modern, these chairs embody the restrained elegance and enduring quality that established the company’s international reputation.

The design is distinguished by its softly sculpted silhouette, gently flared backrests, and gracefully curved armrests. Compact yet generously proportioned, the chairs combine visual lightness with exceptional comfort, illustrating the balance between form and function that defines the finest examples of Scandinavian modernism.

The chairs have been newly upholstered in luxurious ivory sheepskin, whose rich texture beautifully complements the warm tone of the stained beech legs. The soft upholstery enhances the inviting character of the design while respecting its original proportions and understated elegance.

Equally suited to a living room, library, or bedroom, these chairs bring warmth, texture, and timeless sophistication to both classic and contemporary interiors.

Excellent vintage condition. Newly upholstered in natural ivory sheepskin. The wooden legs retain a beautiful patina consistent with age and careful use.