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Design in 1965 for Fritz Hansen, Denmark. Aluminium frame with leather upholstery (reupholstered). Foil label. Dimensions: 60 x 64 x 127 cm. Note : The original version of the Oxford armchair was designed in 1963 for the professors at St. Catherine's College in Oxford. The chair's extra tall back both served as a symbol of prestige and created a space of its own. These professors chairs later evolved into the Oxford series introduced in 1965. In spite of initial protests & uproar over the commission of a foreign architect, Arne Jacobsen received an honorary doctorate from Oxford, upon his completion of the project. -
P.Olsen Sibast Mobler, Denmark Oak frame with leather seat & back (reupholstered) 68 x 63 x 86 cm -
Designed 1983 for Leolux, Netherlands Original fabric professionally cleaned. 147 x 83 x 78 cm and 176 x 83 x 78 cm -
Vitra Germany, for Herman Miller USA. Aluminium frame with leather seat. Casting mark & remnants of paper label, circa 2000s. -
Vitra, Switzerland for Herman Miller USA. Galvanised angle steel with painted & maple veneer birch plywood shelves, painted hardboard panels and dimpled plywood doors. Foil label. (Stain on inner bottom shelf) -
Vitra, Switzerland for Herman Miller USA. Galvanised angle steel with painted & maple veneer birch plywood shelves and painted hardboard panels. Foil label. circa 1980s. 120 x 41 x 83 cm. (Split in tan back panel) -
Herman Miller, Michigan USA. 1st generation stools with parchment fibreglass shell, spider base in reverse hammer tone dusky silver paint and stainless steel footring. Adjustable height with swivel mechanism. Cast company mark & paper label. 53 x 57 x 110/115 cm. Provenance : Medical college of Georgia. -
Bevelled edges, splayed legs, tapering drawers & long-lip handles. Dimensions : 100 x 45 x 105 cm. -
Designed for Saporiti Italia. Birds-eye maple with brass handles on square feet. 103,5 x 68,5 x 87,5 cm. -
Ry Mobler, Denmark. Teak frame & doors with oak interior shelves & drawers. Brass accents. Dimensions : 157 x 45 x 135 cm. -
Andreas Tuck cabinetmakers, Denmark Teak & afromosia top with steel legs Company & designer stamp 62 x 150 x 50 cm -
France & son cabinetmakers, Denmark Burmese teak with reupholstered seat. Company coin logo. 48 x 41 x 48 cm. -
C.F.C. Silkeborg, Denmark. Square-shape with bevelled edge. Coin company logo. Dimensions : 76 x 76 x 50 cm. -
Designed for Skovmand & Andersen, Denmark. Rounded, solid edge with elegantly tapering legs & cross-stretchers. Dimensions : 58 x 49,5 x 47,5 cm. -
Designed for Artifort, Netherlands. Ebonised oak slats on chromed steel base. (rechromed & french polished) 126 x 84 x 67 cm. These benches were commissioned by the Dutch department store Bijenkorf in 1968. They were only sold in the Netherlands and in small volumes. -
Glostrup Mobelfabrik, Denmark. Teak frame with cognac leather. Company stamp underneath. 68 x 75 x 85 cmHe is one of the lesser known furniture designers, whose woprk has suddenly been noticed and demand has been rising. His work is being acknowledged all over the world, and has been exhibited in New York’s MoMa and in La Triennale in Milano, Italy. He started his career as a shipbuilder but it was furniture designs that developed to be his driving force. In 1947 he got his own studio from where he worked as Furniture designer. During his career he developed all types of modern furniture and worked with many of the leading Scandinavian furniture factories of the period.
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MDF construction with stained wenge veneer. Produced under licence by Knoll USA, c. 2003. 70 x 70 x 45 cm. -
Mogens Hansen Mobler, design 1960s Dark brown aniline leather on oak legs 150 x 79 x 76 cm -
Fredericia Stolefabrik, Denmark. Moulded plywood & tubular steel. 48,5 x 57 x 85 cm. paper label When designing the Trinidad chair in 1993, Nanna Ditzel found inspiration in trhe elaborate fretwork from fascades that she had seen in the Caribbean colonial architecture of Trinidad. Much like the fascades, the cut-out fretwork of the chair triggers an interplay of light and shadows, creating a pattern projected into space & a subtle sense of motion. -
J.L. Moller Mobelfabrik, Denmark. Burmese teak with reupholstered leather seats. Dimensions : 50,5 x 47 x 76 cm. (pair) -
Soborg Mobelfabrik, Denmark Solid teak frame with tambour doors and five drawers Teak veneer on backboard with finger-joints on edges 166 x 48 x 87 cm -
Ligne Roset, France. Ebony stained beech wood frame with adjustable feet and 12mm toughened glass. 80 x 80 x 26,5 cm. (sold together or individually at R16 500 each) Note : Antigone tables were a re-release of an early 1980s design. -
E. Kold Christensen, Denmark. Designed in 1951 with a matt, chrome-plated spring steel frame, with natural halyard line seat & back. 69 x 73 x 75 cm -
Design attributed to Dyrlund-smith A/S, Denmark. Dimensions : 137,5 x 46 x 59 cm. (hole in back). -
Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, Denmark. Dimensions : 190 x 53 x 124,5 cm. -
Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, Denmark. Rosewood with magazine shelf & paper label. Dimensions : 57 x 37 x 52 cm. -
Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, Denmark. Beechwood, brass logo & paper label. Dimensions : 70 x 70 x 53 cm. -
Haslev Mobelsnedkeri, Denmark. Beechwood, brass logo & paper label. Dimensions : 70 x 48 x 53 cm.
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