Krogenäs Möbler

Furniture

Norwegian Stool

Rud Rasmussen

Model no. 4118, designed in 1930.
Mahogany, patinated leather.
Manufacturer's mark to the underside.

Sofa

Literature:
Harkær, Gorm, 'Klintiana: Kaare Klint', volume 1, p. 93.

Alfred Kill

Model FK-87.
Steel, original naturally patinated leather, canvas, cloth cord. 
With manufacturer's label to underside.

'Grasshopper' Chaise Longue

Fornasetti

Designed 1952, this example executed circa 1955.
Hand-painted and lithographic transfer-printed wood, brass hardware.
With Fornasetti roundel inset in top drawer.

A later example available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/palladina-chest-of-drawers-2407019" target="_blank">2407019</a>.

'Palladiana' Chest of Drawers

Literature: 
Mauriès, Patrick, 'Fornasetti: Designer of Dreams', London, 1991, p. 104.
Miller, Judith, '20th Century Design: The Definitive Illustrated Sourcebook', London, 2009, p. 174.
Fornasetti, Piero, Fornasetti, Barnaba, Casadio, Mariuccia, 'Fornasetti: The Complete Universe', New York, 2010, p. 270, 372.

Knoll International

Lacquered steel, lacquered fibreglass, wool upholstery.
The underside of each chair indistinctly stamped 'Knoll International'

Set of Six 'Tulip' Chairs

NK Nordiska Kompaniet

Elm burr wood top. Elm base. NK metal tag.

Pair of Tea Tables

Karl Mathsson

Special commission. 
Elm, brass. Swedish Modern sideboard executed by Karl Mathsson, Värnamo, Sweden 1938.
Cabinet with concertina doors. 
Provenance: Private Swedish collection, retained from a summer house on the Swedish West coast built in the 1930's and where the family were good friends of the Mathsson family.

Wall Cabinet Measurement  : H. 70 W. 70 D. 23 cm

Rare Cabinet and Wall Mounted Bar

Artek

Pair of Extra High Screens Model no.100

H.I. Gruppen

Beech, each with different designed seats and details.
Both chairs with paper labels to the underside: 'Inredningsarchitekt S.I.R., Stig Lönngren, Bodalsvägen 45, Lindingö, Schweden' and numbered.

Provenance: 
Stig Lönngren's private residence

Two Prototype Chairs

History:
Stig Lönngren studied at the prestigious Konstfack art academy in 1951. He was one of the founders of the 'HI Group', an amalgamation of sixteen master craftsman and interior architects who strove to renew Swedish furniture art during the first half of the 1960s.

E Kold Christensen

Brushed steel with original naturally patinated leather. 
Each chair impressed with manufacturer's monogram.

Arm height 59cm.

Literature: 
“Poul Kjærholm”, Arkitektens Forlag 1999, pp. 124–125 and 182. 
Literature: Michael Sheridan. “Poul Kjærholm Møbelarkitekt”, Louisiana 2006.

Pair of Cantilever Armchairs, Model no. PK 13

Slagelse Møbelvaerk

Designed in 1947.
Stained beech, wool upholstery.

Pair of Armchairs

Literature: 
Hedal Hansen, Johannes, 'Eva & Nils Koppel', Strandberg Publishing (Sweden) 2017, p. 43–44.

Azucena

Marble, painted steel, brass.

Matching 'Digamma' armchairs available, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-chairs-190633" target="_blank">190633</a>

Pair of Occasional Tables

Huonekalu-ja Rakennustyötehdas Oy Turku

Model no. 41, designed in 1931-1932, this example executed 1938-1940.
Steam bent laminated birch, Karelian birch veneer. 
Stamped 'New Furniture/ Incorporated/ 45 Rockefeller Place/ New York City, N', under seat.

This example was imported from Finland and retailed by New Furniture Incorporated, New York founded by Laurence Rockefeller in conjunction with the opening of the Aalto exhibition at the Museum of Modern Arts (MoMA) in 1938. The winter war in 1940 made it difficult to continue to export and the firm was closed by 1940. 

No. 41 was available in three options in the 1939 New Furniture Inc price guide: Birch, Enamel (black, blue, red, green, white) or Curled Birch (Karelian Birch), the latter the most expensive option.

'Paimio' Armchair

History:
This model was designed for the Paimio Sanatorium in Finland in 1931-32.

Literature:
New Furniture Incorporated, Price List, January 1939, New York, n.p.
Kellein, Thomas, 'Alvar & Aino Aalto. Design. Collection Bischofberger', Hatje Cantz Verlag (Germany) 2004, p.40.

Svenskt Tenn

Model no. 1140.
Oak, birch interior. Adjustable shelves. Forty hand coloured engravings of flora and fauna, from Friedrich Justin Bertuch's 'Bilderbuch für Kinder', published in 1790-1830.

Provenance:
Sven Nygren (1903-1990). Director, editor, head of film, in Stockholm. Sven Nygren founded Film AB Lux, where he served as CEO from 1941-1945 and later continued his career as CEO for Fox Film AB from 1946-63. As the director of Fox Film, Nygren successfully invited many American movie stars to travel to Stockholm for film premieres, and several of them became his friends;
Thence by descent.

'Animal' Cabinet

History:
Cabinet model no. 1140 was designed by Josef Frank in circa 1941. It is very likely that the 'Animal' cabinet was a custom order. Like the 'Monkey' cabinet, the same model but covered with engravings of monkeys from Comte de Buffon's classic work 'Histoire Naturelle'. ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/apskapet-2211056" target="_blank">2211056</a>.

Frits Henningsen

Mahogany. Recently recovered by Jacksons in horsehair textile.

Set of Six Dining Chairs

Oak, recently recovered in mohair velvet upholstery.

Pair of Danish Armchairs

Nissen Langå

Brazilian rosewood, with reversible circular tray top inlaid with green glazed “Azur” tiles from Kronjyden, Randers.

Literature: Richard Nissen catalogue, 1966.

Pair of Tray Tables, Model 453

Sold in pairs. 
Beech with inlays. Cane seat.   

The armchair is made from an old Chinese principle. The top rail is made from a total of six parts with wedges. 

Total production of the chairs is under 100 pieces. 

Provenance: The Richard Nissen collection.

Six 'Yin' Chairs

Asko

Pair of Sofas

Literature:
Magazine, 'Nyt Tidsskrift For Kunstindustri', no. 11, November 1940, p. 171.
Jalk, Grete, 'Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 aar', Volume 2: 1937-1946, Copenhagen, 1987, p. 116.

Ash. Adjustable shelves. Designed 1936. Exhibited at the exhibition Vackra Möbler 

left to right; 
h.95,5cm/37,6'' w.150cm/59,1'' d.27cm/10,6'' 1937. Numbered NR 400168 - C21438
h.95,5cm/37,6'' w.125cm/49,2'' d.27cm/10,6'' Numbered NR 40016C - C30538.

Pair of 'O.K.' Bookcases

Thulins Vagnsfabrik

Painted iron, slate top.

Provenance:
Stadshotellet Båstad' or 'Lindgården', Stockholm ca. 1927-29.

Table

Oak, carved decoration of stylised different fruit, acorns and flower. Green imitation leather seats with brass tacks.

Twelve Arts and Crafts Chairs

Designed 1962.
White and black leather. Black painted swivel base.

Four 'Grand' Swivel Chairs

Painted iron, painted wooden seats. 

Provenance:
Stadshotellet Båstad' or 'Lindgården', Stockholm ca. 1927-29.