'American Foundation' Desk. Designed by Arne Jacobsen. Produced by Rud. Rasmussen. 1952.&nbsp;Steel tubular frame, "shoes” of black lacquered wood. Top and moveable tray covered with original black leather. Blue lacquered wood drawers. Provenance: friend of Arne Jacobsen.

Feb 5 - March 29

Aiiro, in collaboration with Claesson Koivisto Rune

Oct 12 - Jan 18

Svenskt Tenn: Another Context, in collaboration with Halleroed

Nov 15 - Jan 31

Swedish Grace, in collaboration with Lee F. Mindel, FAIA and Galerie 56

Historical Design Selections, Summer 2024

Gallery, Stockholm

<a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/ross-coffee-table-2309032">Unique 'Ross' Coffee Table. Designed by Finn Juhl. Executed by Niels Vodder in 1948. Painted tubular steel, teak 'shoes', teak, brass.</a>

Sculpting Space

Finn Juhl

<a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/table-2306005">Table, José Zanine Caldas, Produced by Zanine Workshop, 1977, Cerejeira.</a>

Pioneer of Sustainable Design and Cultural Synthesis  

José Zanine Caldas

Neoclassical Stool, Carl Hörvik, 1920s, Forged iron, impressed decoration, brass, velvet. 'Blidö Table', Axel Einar Hjorth, Produced by Nordiska Kompaniet, 1928, Lacquered wood. Set of Candlesticks, Anna Petrus, Produced by Herman Bergman, 1920s, Pewter, brass.

in symbiosis with the maker

Carl Hörvik

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Nov 17 - Jan 22

GARBO TALKS at Galerie56

Jackson Design Gallery, located on Sibyllegatan 53, Stockholm.

June 13 - Sept 16

Jenny Ulving McCabe at Jacksons

Detail of a <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/cabinet-2211057">Unique Chest of Drawers</a>, Ingegerd Torhamn, 1930s, Black lacquered wood, with hand-painted drawers, metal pulls.

Exploring Swedish Modernism

Ingegerd Torhamn

Jackson Design, TEFAF New York 2023, stand 336.

May 12 - May 16

TEFAF New York 2023

Our gallery at Sibyllegatan 53 in Stockholm. In the background a section of Stig Lindberg ceramics.

Stig Lindberg

Versatile Facets of

Our showroom in Frihamnen, Stockholm. On the foreground a cast-iron table, designed by Anna Petrus in 1927 for the&nbsp;'Swedish Contemporary Decorative Arts', Metropolitan Museum of Arts, New York, where three examples were shown.

Pioneer of Swedish Grace

Anna Petrus

Otto Schulz, 'Paradise' Cabinet, 1940s, Limed oak, leatherette, 'Bo-point decoration' with brass nails in the motif of 'Adam and Eve', designed by Gunnar Erik Ström, Produced by Boet.&nbsp;

and Firma Boet

Otto Schulz

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Oct 12 - Nov 28

Garden of Celestial Delights at Galerie56

June 30 - July 06

Masterpiece London 2022

MAY 05 - MAY 10

TEFAF NEW YORK 2022

2010

Design Basel 

2009

Design Basel

2008

Josef Frank

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Arredoluce

Model no. 12521
Painted aluminium, painted metal, white acrylic produced by Riboli, Italy. 
The upper shade with four uplights, and a single socket in the lower element. 
With manufacturer's paper label and authenticity decal from the Arredoluce Archives applied to upper shade.

Lighting

Unique and Early Ceiling Lamp

History: 
Ettore Sottsass designed a range of lighting for Arredoluce in 1957. Each model incorporated a combination of metal and acrylic in bright colours. A small number of lamps named after the planets were executed with metal wire to hold the shades and include the present example. Each of these pieces were a evidently a unique design, and it is understood that only a small handful of models from this particular series were ever produced. 

Sottsass recalled '... how the lamps with wires, linked to research concerning parallel surfaces, came before my journey to the United States in 1956, where I worked in George Nelson's studio for a few months. It was an important experience allowing me to become acquainted with the industrial culture in the States and freed me from the language of craftsmanship that was still so widespread in Italy...'

The original study drawings for the series are held at CSAC Archive, Parma, and the Arredoluce Archive in Milan.

Literature:
Magazine, 'Domus', July, 1957, p.46-47, for other examples from the series. Pansera, Pansera, Anty, Padoan, Alessandra, Palmaghini, Alessandro, 'Arredoluce, Catalogue Ragionato, 1943-1987´, Silvana Editoriale (Italy) 2018, p. 66-68 and p. 108-109 (details on Sottsass and his relationship with Arredoluce), p. 180 (two other examples from the series), p. 307 (other examples from the series).

Poltronova

From the 'Mobili nella Valle' series.
Russian cross cut pine. 
Branded with designers signature to base.

Furniture

Chair

Literature: 
Magazine, 'Domus', no. 512, July 1972, n.p.

Glazed stoneware, decoration in relief at the upper and lower rum.
Signed with artist's monogram to the underside, dated January 1887.

Ceramics

Unique Vase

Literature: 
Brandes, Peter, Edvard Nørregård-Nielsen, Hans, Wivel, Mikael, 'Thorvald Bindesbøll - Ceramic Works', p. 148–149.

Fritz Hansen

Model no. 3102, known as 'The Tongue', designed in 1955.
Steel, laminated teak.
Impressed with manufacturer's to the steel frame.

Set of Four 'The Tongue' Chairs

History:
Originally designed for the 'Monkegaard' school in Denmark.

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