Sasimonokagu Takahashi

Comprising a dining table, bench and pair of stools.
Hand made in chestnut wood by master cabinetmaker Yuji Takahashi, Hiroshima, Japan using only hand tools. Due to the complicated nature of the design, no other sets will be produced. 
Table H.73  W.240 D.105 cm
Bench H. 45 W. 150 D. 50cm
Stools Each H.45 W.50  L.70 cm

The model was originally designed for the permanent exhibition room, "Tokyo Craft Room" at the Tokyo Hamacho Hotel, Japan. All surfaces were planed entirely by hand without the use of sandpaper or other finishing materials, where a gentle curve was achieved on all surfaces.

Furniture

Unique "Hand" Suite

Svenskt Tenn

Model no. B 2118.
Mahogany, mahogany veneer.

Inside dimensions / mattress size: 192 x 93.5 cm

Bed Frame

Stained birch, brass, fabric upholstery.

Another pair available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-of-lounge-chairs-2406024" target="_blank">2406024</a>.

Pair of Lounge Chairs

Literature: 
Magazine, 'Domus', no. 268, 1952, np.

Källemo

Patinated copper, ebony, patinated tubular steel, woven textile.
From an edition of 6 Artists Proofs and 123 numbered examples

Printed 'HOMMAGE A SIGURD LEWERENTZ NO. 67/123 MATS THESELIUS KÄLLEMO 2012'.

Mats Theselius designed this chair as a tribute to one of his favorite architects, Sigurd Lewerentz. The copper plate that the seat is covered in is taken from the St Petri church, in Klippan Sweden, designed by architect Sigurd Lewerentz and built in 1962-66. The church was one of Lewerentz's last assignments and one of his most appreciated church projects. Theselius created the chair with inspiration from the church's various materials and patterns. The fabric that adorns the seat is inspired by the pattern on the church floor. The armrests in ebony are an interpretation of the church window that lies on the outside of the church body. The whole structure is divided into different components, as a somewhat unfinished whole, something that Theselius saw as an important part of the church's design. The copper plate was only enough for 123 chairs.

'Hommage à Sigurd Lewerentz' Cantilever Armchair

W. Kummel

Mahogany with inlay of mother-of-pearl, bone and fruitwoods. 
Made for German section of the Palace of Varied Industries at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. St Louis, 1904.

Matching sofa also available under ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-10576" target="_blank">10576</a>.

Set of Four Armchairs

Fritz Hansen

Model no. 1462.
Beech with woven seagrass.

Pair of Armchairs

Madsen & Schubell

Beech, recently recovered in sheepskin upholstery, leather buttons.

Pair of 'Clam' Armchairs

AP Stolen

Model no. AP-19, designed 1951.
Oak arm nails and legs with wool upholstery. Recovered by Jacksons.
Marked with label Danish furnituremaker's Control.

Footstool: 
H.41 W.70 D.42 cm

'Papa Bear' Armchair and Ottoman

History:
Presented at the exhibition “Tidens Møbler” in Forum, 1952.

Literature:  
Magazine, 'Dansk Kunsthåndværk', No. 4, April 1952, p. 62.
Magazine, 'Dansk Kunsthåndværk', No. 6, June 1952, np.
Møller Nielsen, Johan, 'Wegner en dansk Møbelkunstner', Gyldendal (Denmark) 1965, p. 70.
Hansen, Per H., Petersen, Klaus, 'Moderne dansk møbeldesign', Gyldendal (Denmark) 2007, p. 164.
Hansen, Per H., Petersen, Klaus, 'Den store danske møbelguide', Aschehoug&Co (Denmark) 2005, p. 329.

Walnut, stained walnut, brass, hammered copper, parchment, bone inlay, upholstered seat.

Chair

Literature:
Dejean, Philippe, 'Carlo - Rembrandt - Ettore - Jean Bugatti', Editions du Regard (Paris) 1981, p. 85. (similar model)

Poltronova

From the 'Annabella' Series.
Cross cut pine. 
Branded 'Ceroli / Poltronova'.

Other items of the same series available, see <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/designers/mario-ceroli" target="_blank">Mario Ceroli</a>.

Provenance:
Private collection of former Poltronova executive.

Chest of Drawers

Literature:
Santini, Pier Carlo, 'Facendo Mobili Con Poltronova', Artigraf (Venice) 1977, p.49.

Illum Bolighus Kobenhavn

Lacquered steel, brass, teak and inset glazed ceramic tiles. 
With manufacturer's plaque to underside.

Dining / Center Table

Model 637.
Mahogany with leather upholstery and brass nails.

Armchair

Thonet

Steam bent black stained birch, rattan cane. 

Provenance:
The Czechoslovakian Embassy, Stockholm.

History:
Jan Bocan was a professor at the Technical University in Prague. At the age of thirty, he won the architectural competition for the new Czechoslovak Embassy in Stockholm. This was his first major assignment. The embassy was a total work of art with all interiors, textiles and furniture designed by Bocan. It was designed and built between 1968-70 and opened in 1972.

Birch and carved dark stained birch, velvet upholstery, brass nails. Produced in Sweden.

Set of Four Chairs

Carl Malmsten

Inlay of Mahogny, teak, zebrano, brass. Four drawers.
Branded with manufacturer's marks 'CM'.

Desk

History:
Designed in 1943 for the reception room of 'Åtvidabergshuset', Stockholm.

Literature:
Stavenow, Åke, 'Form', 1944, p.113.

Eriksmålaglas

Painted cross cut pine.

Photographed together with mirror, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/mirror-2505017" target="_blank">2505017</a>.

Painted cross cut pine.

Photographed together with mirror, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/mirror-2503071" target="_blank">2503071</a>.

Model 'Bachelor', no. 3152 and 3150, designed in 1955.
Chromed-plated steel, leather upholstery.

Dimensions footstool:
Height: 39 cm
Width: 50.5 cm
Depth: 51 cm

Pair of Lounge Chairs and Ottoman

Normina A/S

Cuban mahogany, brass, recently upholstered in horsehair by Jacksons.

History:
The model was designed for and installed in Radiohuset (National Broadcasting House), Copenhagen.

E Kold Christensen

Model no. PK-26, designed 1956
Brushed chrome plated steel, canvas, original patinated leather upholstery.

Two Part Wall Mounted Sofa

Literature: 
Frederik Sieck, Contemporary Danish Furniture Design – A Short Illustrated Review, Copenhagen, 1990, p. 149
Christoffer Harlang, Keld Helmer-Petersen and Krestine Kjærholm, eds., Poul Kjærholm, Copenhagen, 1999, pp. 89 and 176
Michael Sheridan, Poul Kjærholm: Furniture Architect, exh. cat., Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, Esberg, Denmark, 2006, p. 143
Michael Sheridan, The Furniture of Poul Kjærholm: Catalogue Raisonné, New York, 2007, pp. 88-91 and 132

NK Nordiska Kompaniet

Macassar ebony, stained birch, birch. 
With NK plaque impressed 'R 39012 C 31426'  and branded 'Inköpt År 1935'

Provenance: 
Södermalms Rådhus

Several examples available.

'Record' Desk or Console

Gustaf Fjaestad

Solid pine. Deeply carved and sculpted in relief from a single section of a tree. 
Engraved with the artists initials and dated '19 GF 03'.

Provenance: 
Acquired directly from the Artist 
Thence by descent

Stabbestol / Chair

Pine, carved and sculpted from a single piece. Seat with dark wood inlays.
Example exhibited at the National Museum in Stockholm.

Provenance:
The Fjæstad family

Stool

Herman Miller

Model no. 5670, designed circa 1956.
Painted steel, brushed steel, original Naugahyde vinyl.
Manufacturer's metal plaque to the frame.