Helge Sibast

Helge Sibast (1917–2005) was a Danish cabinet maker and designer whose work embodies the quietest virtues of mid-century Scandinavian furniture: exceptional joinery, honest use of teak and rosewood, and a proportional sense that makes his chairs and tables feel right in any room. Sibast studied at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts and showed regularly at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild exhibitions through the 1950s.

His No. 7 and No. 8 chairs, with their sculpted teak frames and woven cane backs, are classic expressions of Danish modernism at its most refined. Sibast pieces are increasingly recognised as undervalued within the broader Scandinavian collector market. Collectors Network features authenticated Helge Sibast pieces from specialist vintage dealers.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the most collectible Helge Sibast designs?

The No. 7 and No. 8 dining chairs in teak with cane backs are the most recognised and collected Sibast designs. The quality of the teak frame, the integrity of the original cane weave, and the condition of any upholstery are the key value drivers. Sets of four or six chairs in matching condition command a significant premium.

Does Collectors Network carry Helge Sibast furniture?

Collectors Network sources Scandinavian mid-century furniture and regularly handles Helge Sibast chairs and tables through specialist Danish and Dutch vintage dealers. Browse our current stock or contact us to be notified when Sibast pieces arrive.