Rosewood Armchair by Erik Wørtz,
produced by Sorø Stolefabrik, Denmark 1960s
This is great comfortable armchair has the most
beautiful rosewood armrests and is in full original leather.
The design is made in the great tradition of big names such as Rud Rasmussen, Willy Beck and Ludvig Pontoppidan.
This chair can be found in Magazine Mobilia edition No. 133, in 1966.
Erik Wørts was a Danish cabinet maker who moved to Sweden in the mid-1940s, where he played an essential part in the development of flat package furniture for both NK and IKEA.
Danish furniture designer and interior architect Erik Wørts was a trained cabinet maker when he moved to Sweden and the NK Workshop in 1944
Sorø Stolefabrik, founded in 1904, is a Danish furniture manufacturer known for high quality and collaboration with renowned designers in the 1950s and 60s, including Henning Kjærnulf (Model 62) and Erling Torvits. The factory produced classic mid-century chairs and tables in teak and oak. In 2007, the company was bought by Bruno Hansen, and production moved to Sorø
Designed by Erik Wørtz produced Sorø Stolefabrik, Denmark, 1960’s.
Frame in solid rosewood, original cognac leather
W 55 D 50 H 79 Seat Height: 42 cm
