Pair of Vintage Erik Buch Dining Chairs in Rosewood – Danish Design, 1960s

A beautiful pair of vintage Danish dining chairs designed by Erik Buch, showcasing the timeless appeal of Scandinavian mid-century modern furniture.

Dating from the 1960s, these chairs feature beautifully sculpted wooden frames, believed to be crafted from rosewood (palisander), displaying rich reddish-brown tones and striking natural grain patterns. The gently curved backrests and carefully shaped legs reflect the exceptional craftsmanship and attention to detail associated with Danish furniture design.

Both chairs retain their original black faux leather upholstery, creating a striking contrast with the warm wooden frames. Their ergonomic design, slightly curved seats and supportive backrests provide excellent seating comfort while maintaining a refined, minimalist appearance.

Condition & Restoration

These chairs have been carefully restored by Infinity Resale, giving them a new lease of life while preserving their authentic vintage character.

The wooden frames have been thoroughly cleaned, refreshed and treated with a new coat of furniture oil, beautifully enhancing the natural grain and depth of colour.

The original black upholstery has also been carefully cleaned and revitalised.

Both chairs are in very good vintage condition overall. One chair has two small imperfections in the original upholstery: a minor area of damage along the upper edge of the backrest and a small tear in the seat. These imperfections are visible in the photographs and do not detract significantly from the overall appearance.

The chairs combine authentic Danish craftsmanship with the charm and character of original vintage furniture.

• Height: 80 cm

• Width: 48 cm

• Depth: 48 cm

• Seat Height: 45 cm