Set Of Six Dining T-Chairs Model "3103" By Arne Jacobsen For Fritz Hansen
By Fritz Hansen, Arne Jacobsen
Located in Lejre, DK
Set of six dining chairs, model 3103 – also known as the T-Chair or Hammer Chair – by Fritz Hansen. The chairs have been professionally treated and restored in our workshop and are i...
Teak
A Set Of 6 Original 1965 Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Model 3103 Hammer Chair
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen
Located in Reading, Berkshire
Original Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Model 3103 Plywood "Hammer Chair" 1965 These chairs were originally designed 1955, these were manufactured in May 1965 Silver Fritz Hansen M...
Plywood, Teak
1960s Piet Hein / Bruno Mathsson / Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Coffee Table
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen, Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson
Located in Philadelphia, PA
This is a teak coffee table, originally designed by Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson, and Arne Jacobsen.
Steel
Arne Jacobsen Lily Armchair, Teak Shell & Chrome Base, Denmark, 1970
Located in San Francisco, CA
Armchair with teak shell and armrests, chromed tubular steel base. Designed in 1970. Produced by Fritz Hansen, year 1970. (Capsule underneath seat stamped 1970). Both first editions ...
Chrome, Steel
Set of 3 chairs "grand prix" of Arne Jacobsen in teak
Located in Courbevoie, FR
The Gand Prix chair, or "3130" was designed by Arne Jacobsen and presented at the "Designers' Spring Exhibition" of the Danish Museum of Art & Design in Copenhagen, in 1957.
Teak
Set of Six '6' 'Model 9' Dining Chairs by Arne Halvorsen for L. Jacobsen, 1960s
By Arne Halvorsen
Located in Deland, FL
"Arne Halvorsen Model 9 chair consists of lines and curves reminiscent of design elements used by Arne Vodder and Ib Kofod Larsen. Halvorsen was the first prize winner of the 1960 In...
Teak
Fritz Hansen Arne Jacobsen Knoll Series 7 Danish Teak Arm Chairs (A) - Pair
By Knoll
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Fritz Hansen Arne Jacobsen Knoll Series 7 Danish Modern Teak Arm Chairs (A) - Pair.
Teak
Danish Modern Round Teak Stacking Dot Stool End Table
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen
Located in San Jose, CA
Mid century modern round sitting dot stool side table, made in Denmark, circa 1960s. Features a curved teak table top and a three legged base. Price is for each stool, four available...
Metal
Stainless Steel Pitcher with Teak Handle by Guy Degrenne, France - 1970s
By Jens Quistgaard, Arne Jacobsen
Located in SOTTEVILLE-LÈS-ROUEN, FR
A beautifully restrained Scandinavian-style pitcher by Guy Degrenne, exemplifying the clean lines and material honesty associated with mid-century Nordic design. Crafted in polished ...
Stainless Steel
Pair of Danish Teak and Metal 'Stacking Tables' Attributed to Fritz Hansen
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen
Located in Brooklyn, NY
The construction of the bases is exact to those constructed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. The use of caps, stabilizers and spacers in the exact 'x' base formation is identical t...
Metal
Early Tripod Dot Stool by Fritz Hansen, Teak and Plated Copper, Denmark 1960s
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen
Located in La Teste-de-Buch, Nouvelle-Aquitaine
This stool is widely attributed to Arne Jacobsen but it is not clear if he took part in this design.
Copper
Set of 3, Early Tripod Dot Stool by Fritz Hansen, Teak and Copper, Denmark 1960s
By Arne Jacobsen, Fritz Hansen
Located in Balen, BE
A original set of 3 early tripod Dot Stools by Fritz Hansen. In Teak molded plywood with it iconic copper dot rivets. All marked and in original condition. A classic design that is...
Metal, Copper
1960s Scandinavian Modern Danish Solid Teak Round Dining Table
By Eero Saarinen, Hans J. Wegner, Arne Jacobsen
Located in Grand Cayman, KY
Very elegant 1960s round dining table Made in Denmark, unusually constructed from solid teak wood (not veneered). Quintessential Scandinavian Modern design: minimal, fine materials,...
Steel
Mid-Century Modern Swedish Teak Serving Tray or Cheese Board
By Finn Juhl, Hans J. Wegner, Arne Jacobsen
Located in Philadelphia, PA
A fine Mid-Century Modern serving tray or cheese board. In teak wood with a round tray body and a carved handle bolted to the body. Made in Sweden. With a maker's stamp or brand t...
Teak
$650 / item
Stacking Stools by Arne Jacobsen
By Arne Jacobsen
Located in Los Angeles, CA
These are great stacking stools by Arne Jacobsen. These stools have been professionally painted black. We have 8 in stock. Price is per stool.
Steel
The eye-catching work of the Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsen often introduces new collectors to mid-20th century furniture. With their fluid lines and sculptural presence, Jacobsen’s signature pieces — the elegant Swan chair and the cozy-yet-cutting edge Egg chair, both first presented in 1958 — are iconic representations of both the striking aesthetic of the designers of the era and their concomitant attention to practicality and comfort. Jacobsen designed furniture that had both gravitas and groove.
Though Jacobsen is a paragon of Danish modernism, his approach to design was the least “Danish” of those who are counted as his peers. The designs of Hans Wegner, Finn Juhl, Børge Mogensen and others grew out of their studies as cabinetmakers. They prized skilled craftsmanship and their primary material was carved, turned and joined wood. Jacobsen was first and foremost an architect, and while he shared his colleagues’ devotion to quality of construction, he was far more open to other materials such as metal and fiberglass.
Many of Jacobsen’s best-known pieces had their origin in architectural commissions. His molded-plywood, three-legged Ant chair (1952) was first designed for the cafeteria of a pharmaceutical company headquarters. The tall-backed Oxford chair was made for the use of dons at St. Catherine’s College, Oxford, whose Jacobsen-designed campus opened in 1962 (while still under construction). The Swan, Egg and Drop chairs and the AJ desk lamp were all created as part of Jacobsen’s plan for the SAS Royal Copenhagen Hotel, which opened in 1960. (The hotel has since been redecorated, but one guest room has been preserved with all-Jacobsen accoutrements.)
To Jacobsen’s mind, the chief merit of any design was practicality. He designed the first stainless-steel cutlery set made by the Danish silver company Georg Jensen; Jacobsen’s best-selling chair — the plywood Series 7 — was created to provide lightweight, stackable seating for modern eat-in kitchens. But as you will see from the objects on 1stDibs, style never took a backseat to function in Arne Jacobsen’s work. His work merits a place in any modern design collection.
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The curvaceous Egg was designed to cradle the body and offer privacy. Later, it became the seat of choice for bosses in movies, too.
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The designers at Space Copenhagen have upgraded the Radisson Blu Royal Hotel while preserving its iconic 1960s modernism.