Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.

Niels Larsen was founded in København, Denmark in 1893 as a designer and manufacturer of gymnastic and rehabilitation equipment. A subsidiary was later established in Leeds in 1907 bringing innovative designs into the UK market, many of which were later incorporated into British Standards. Niels Larsen can justly claim therefore, to be the 'founding father' of British gymnastics apparatus.

The company traded continuously as Niels Larsen Ltd until 1971 when it was acquired by the Sutcliffe Group of Companies. The "Larsen" brand was however, retained by Sutcliffe Leisure in recognition of the exceptional quality of the equipment. In 1995, the sports and gymnastics equipment manufacturing business of Sutcliffe Leisure, including the Niels Larsen manufacturing unit, became independent once again as a result of a management buyout. The new company, again trading as Niels Larsen Ltd, is a wholly owned independent business.

Two wonderful examples of scarce early 20th century Niels Larsen gym equipment.
DIMENSIONS
Darker Pommel, c.1920:-
Height: 108cm
Suede top length: 68cm
Suede top width: 35cm
Leg width (long edge, leg to leg): 95cm

Leg depth (short edge, leg to leg): 88cm
Lighter Pommel, c.1940:-
Height: 106cm
Suede top width: 64cm
Suede top depth: 33cm
Leg width (long edge, leg to leg): 96.5cm
Leg depth (short edge, leg to leg): 80cm

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Harrington Antiques has dated this piece to the 1920s.
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