Set of 4 modern Danish dining chairs in lambswool and oak, Viggo Boesen, 1950s.

Rare and sculptural set of four dining chairs in oak and lamb's wool, attributed to Danish architect Viggo Boesen, dating from around 1940-1950. The chairs feature elegantly curved backs and rounded seats, upholstered in soft lamb's wool that highlights their sculptural and organic shape. The solid oak legs provide warmth and stability, creating a beautiful contrast with the textured upholstery. The design reflects the soft functionalism and craftsmanship associated with Danish modern furniture from the 1940s. This set of chairs complements many interior styles, including Vintage, Antique, Classic, Scandinavian, Mid Century Modern, or Art Deco.