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

Illum Bolighus Kobenhavn

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

Dining / Center Table

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.

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

Svenskt Tenn

Model no. 423.
Painted birch, loose engraved pewter top. 
Engraved with decorations of subjects from Noah's Ark.

Table

Literature: 
Catalogue, 'Svenskt Tenn', 1931, p.5.
Magazine, 'Form: Te-och kaffebordet', 1932, p.275.
Du Rietz, Anita, 'Skönhet till Vardags: Estrid Ericson och Svenskt Tenn', Lorensvik (Sweden) 2018, p.36. (tabel pictured in the store at Strandvägen 5 in 1927)
Hedqvist, Hedvig, Jacobson, Rikard, von Gerber, Jan, 'Modernt Svenskt Tenn', Atlantis (Sweden) 2004, p.58-59.

Swedish Desk

David Blomberg

Side Table

Model no. 1057, designed in 1946.
Walnut, elm root veneer.

Second example available, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/coffee-table-2303048" target="_blank">2303048</a>.

Sofa Table

Attributed to Carl Malmsten. 
Veneer in various woods including mahogany and beech, inlay decoration. Two drawers, on each end.

Variation of model no. 1053.
Brass, stone slab with fossil of 'Dapedius Pholidotus'.
Paper label with scientific classification of the fossil to the underside.

Frits Henningsen

Walnut wood, polychrome tiles. 
Top executed by Joanna Lützhøft. Table executed by cabinetmaker Frits Henningsen.

Coffee Table

History:
The ceramicist Jonna Lützhøft was married to CoBrA artist Egill Jacobsen in 1939, but the marriage ended in 1949. Lützhøft is best known for her ceramic pieces, but she also made drawings, illustrations and paintings.

Model no. 774, this example produced before 1985.
Mahogany, mahogany veneer.

Literature:
Boman, Monica, 'Svenska Möbler 1890‑1990', Signum (Sweden) 1991, p.14.

Azucena

Chromed steel, lacquered steel, marble.
Mirror object number 2503042

'Fasce Cromate' Table

Literature:
Gramigna, Guiliana, 'Repertorio del design italiano per l'arredamento domestico: 1950-2000', Allemandi (Italy) 2003, p. 101 (furniture from the same series).

AJ Iversen

Mahogany, brass. 
Manufacturer's paper label to the underside.

Table/Desk

Danish Folding Table

Acid treated and stained pine.

Another example with 70cm depth available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/table-2211028" target="_blank">2211028</a>.

'Utö' Table

Lacquered wood.

Provenance:
Karlshamn Secondary School (Karlshamns Realskola/Väggaskolan), constructed 1912-1918.

Ceiling lamp of the interior available ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/ceiling-lamp-2411053" target="_blank">2411053</a>.

Dining Table

History:
The Väggaskolan secondary school in Karlshamn, Blekinge, was Gunnar Asplund’s first major architectural commission, built between 1912 and 1918. Asplund not only designed the building itself but also created its furnishings, demonstrating great attention to detail throughout the project. In a letter dated August 24, 1915, he proposed designing the school’s furniture, which was subsequently produced by local craftsmen based on his drawings. Interestingly, the design of this particular table was originally intended for Gotthard Dieden, who had commissioned furniture for the Swedish Railway Board in 1917. Asplund designed a similar table for Dieden, but when he left the Railway Board as early as 1918, the table was never realised. Towards the final stages of the Väggaskolan project, it became necessary to furnish certain rooms with more distinctive, characterful pieces, rather than the standard school furniture. It is likely that Asplund seized this opportunity to adapt and repurpose his earlier designs for Dieden, incorporating them into the interiors of the Karlshamn school.

Literature:
Eriksson, Eva, 'Gunnar Asplund_ Arkitekt i Brytningstid 1909-1931', Appell Förlag Arkdes (Stockholm) 2025, p. 250-251.

Gustav Bertelsen

Designed in 1931.
Oak, brass, removable tray.

One in walnut available, ref. ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/tray-table-15259" target="_blank">15259</a>.

Occasional Table with Removable Tray

Literature: 
Jalk, Grete, '40 Years of Danish Furniture Design', vol. 1, p. 102-103.
Magazine, 'Tidens Kvinder', July 1939, p. 2 - 3.

Inlaid ceramic tiles with faience decor, brass, blue lacqueered metal base. 
Signed 'Bjørn Wiinblad'. Manufacturers metal plaque to the underside.

Console table available ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/console-table-2503058" target="_blank">2503058</a>.

Inlaid ceramic tiles with faience decor, brass, blue lacqueered metal legs. 
Signed 'Bjørn Wiinblad'. Manufacturers metal plaque to the underside.

Dining table available ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/table-2503008" target="_blank">2503008</a>.

Console Table

Model 'Åbo', designed in 1928. This example executed in January 1929.
Red lacquered wood, gilded decoration, black stone top.
Marked with metal tag 'AB NORDISKA KOMPANIET R 33763 - 11 10 30'. 

Photographed together with, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/mirror-abo-171159" target="_blank">171159</a>.

Console 'Åbo'

Artek

Model no. 915, designed in 1931-32.
Birch, laminated steam bent birch.

Poltronova

Pine cut across the grain, brass. 
Branded signature 'Ceroli' , Poltronova' on the base.

Another example available, ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/rosa-de-venti-table-2411082" target="_blank">2411082</a>.

'Rosa Dei Venti' Table

Literature: 
G. Gramigna, Repertorio del Design Italiano 1950-2000 per l'arredamento domestico, volume 1, Ed. Allemandi & C., Turin, 2003, similar model p. 214.