Børge Mogensen bench

Item number: 144563Category: Seating
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This rare bench or side table, designed by Børge Mogensen and produced by Fredericia Stolefabrik in Denmark during the 1950s, is a prime example of Scandinavian modern design marked by functional simplicity, natural materials, and expert craftsmanship. The piece features a solid oak frame with a warm tone and pronounced wood grain, contributing to its organic and timeless appeal.

The rectangular top is woven with cane in an intricate pattern, providing a lightweight yet sturdy surface that balances visual texture with practical durability. Rounded edges soften the overall form, adding refinement without compromising the design’s understated elegance. The legs are straight and robust, ensuring stability and long-lasting performance.

Børge Mogensen was a leading figure in Danish modernism, known for his pragmatic approach that prioritized functionality, quality materials, and craftsmanship. This bench reflects his dedication to usability and enduring design, making it a versatile piece suitable for various modern interiors. Fredericia Stolefabrik, the manufacturer, was renowned for producing furniture that met the highest standards of Danish design.

The bench is in well-preserved vintage condition, exhibiting minor age-appropriate wear. The woven cane remains intact, and the oak frame has developed a soft patina that enhances its character.

Dimensions are 138 cm in width, 46 cm in depth, and 35 cm in height (54.3 x 18.1 x 13.8 inches).

Product Details
Dimensions (cm)
W: 138 / D: 46 / H: 35
ProducerA. Andersen & Bohm, Fredericia Stolefabrik
Decade1950s
CountryDenmark
StyleDanish modern, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern
MaterialCane, Oak
Designed in1950s
Item Number144563
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Designer

Børge Mogensen

Børge Mogensen trained as a cabinetmaker with a journeyman’s certificate in 1934, at the Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ Furniture School from 1936–1938 and for Kaare Klint at the Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ Furniture School fro...

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