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>.

Furniture

Pair of Lounge Chairs

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

Fritz Hansen

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

Boet

Stained beech, brass nails, velvet upholstery.

Designed circa 1935

'Wingback' Lounge Chair
Produced by Jacob Kjaer
Mahogany. Recently upholstered by Jackson Design in hand woven textil by Hanne Vedel.
h. 104 cm w. 80 cm d. 80 cm

Sofa
Produced by Jacob Kjaer
Mahogany. Recently upholstered by Jackson Design in hand woven textil by Hanne Vedel.
h. 82 cm w. 205 cm d. 78 cm

'Hussar' Easy Chair
Produced by A.J. Iversen
Hind legs of stained elm, original steel front castors. Recently upholstered by Jackson Design in hand woven textil by Hanne Vedel.
h. 83 cm w. 85 cm d. 95 cm

History: 
First exhibited at the Danish Cabinetmaker's Guild exhibition, 13-29 September, 1935. 
A very rare model, the Hussar armchair is recognised as the precursor or 'prototype' to Flemming Lassen's ubiquitous 'Tired Man' chair, unveiled at the Danish Cabinetmaker's Guild Exhibition the following year.

Suite

Literature: 
Jalk, Grete, 'Dansk Møbelkunst gennem 40 aar', vol. 1, Copenhagen, 1987, p.214-215.

Model no. PK-60, designed and executed in 1952.
Lacquered, laminated wood, clear glass.

Provenance: 
Family of Jorgen Hoyer, who worked with Poul Kjærholm in Fritz Hansen's office in Christianshavn from 1950 to 1952.

Prototype 'PK-60' Coffee Table

Exhibited: 
Danish folk art Spring Exhibition 1952, Exhibition of Applied Arts, Zurich, 1952, Louisiana, Humlebæk, 2006 and Vendsyssel Kunstmuseum, 2007.

History:
This table was a prototype of the PK-60. It was made by Fritz Hansen and later exhibited at the Museum of Applied Arts in Zurich in September 1952. It represents a shift in Kjaerholm’s approach, embracing molded materials and more organic forms. Designed to complement the black lounge chair model PK-0—created as part of his final project for Halldor Gunnlogsson’s living room, alongside the <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-of-early-pk-25-lounge-chairs-2405081" target="_blank">‘element’ chair, PK-25</a>.

Literature:
Sheridan, Michael, 'Poul Kjærholm Møbelarkitekt', Louisiana (Denmark) 2006, p. 60, 62.
Sheridan, Michael, 'The Furniture of Poul Kjaerholm: Catalogue Raisonné', Gregory R. Miller & Co., (New York) 2008, p.32-35.

E Kold Christensen

Designed in 1951, these examples executed between 1956-1980.
Matte chrome-plated spring steel, flag halyard.

Several examples available.

'PK-25' Lounge Chair

History:
Poul Kjaerholm designed the 'PK-25' chair during his period at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts. Hans J. Wegner, teacher at the School, presented his students with a final assignment in 1951, asking the students to design furniture for a well known architect's living room. Kjaerholm designed this chair for the living room of architect Halldor Gunnløgsson.  

When the chair was seen by Fritz Hansen's Managing Director Søren Hansen it led to Poul Kjærholm being hired by Fritz Hansen. Here, the 'PK 25' chair was put in a very limited production in 1952, where the first three production models ended up with the architect they were intended for all along, Halldor Gunnløgsson. Two of these first production models are available: ref. 2212024. A pair of the first production by Fritz Hansen are available: ref. 2405081. 

Literature: 
Harlang, Christoffer, 'Poul Kjærholm', Arkitektens Forlag (Denmark) 1999, p. 16, 17, 82, 83, 172.
Sheridan, Michael, 'Poul Kjærholm Møbelarkitekt', Louisiana (Denmark) 2006, p. 22, 23, 25, 27, 30, 31, 57, 58, 192, 207. 
Miller, Judith, '20th Century Design: The Definitive Illustrated Sourcebook', London, 2009, p. 88-89.
Sheridan, Michael, 'The Furniture of Poul Kjaerholm: Catalogue Raisonné', Gregory R. Miller & Co., (New York) 2008, p.21-23, 32.

Bovirke

Oak, beech, teak. original naturally patinated leather. Moveable tray.

Lounge Chair

Designed in 1951, these examples executed between 1956-1980.
Matte chrome-plated spring steel, flag halyard.

Provenance: 
Collection of Martin & Enid Packard,
Thence by descent.

Pair of 'PK-25' Chairs

History:
Poul Kjaerholm designed the 'PK-25' chair during his period at the Danish School of Arts and Crafts. Hans J. Wegner, teacher at the School, presented his students with a final assignment in 1951, asking the students to design furniture for a well known architect's living room. Kjaerholm designed this chair for the living room of architect Halldor Gunnløgsson.  

When the chair was seen by Fritz Hansen's Managing Director Søren Hansen it led to Poul Kjærholm being hired by Fritz Hansen. Here, the 'PK 25' chair was put in a very limited production in 1952, where the first three production models ended up with the architect they were intended for all along, Halldor Gunnløgsson. Two of these first production models are available: ref. 2212024. A pair of the first production by Fritz Hansen are available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-of-early-pk-25-lounge-chairs-2405081" target="_blank">2405081</a>. 

Literature: 
Harlang, Christoffer, 'Poul Kjærholm', Arkitektens Forlag (Denmark) 1999, p. 16, 17, 82, 83, 172.
Sheridan, Michael, 'Poul Kjærholm Møbelarkitekt', Louisiana (Denmark) 2006, p. 22, 23, 25, 27, 30, 31, 57, 58, 192, 207. 
Miller, Judith, '20th Century Design: The Definitive Illustrated Sourcebook', London, 2009, p. 88-89.
Sheridan, Michael, 'The Furniture of Poul Kjaerholm: Catalogue Raisonné', Gregory R. Miller & Co., (New York) 2008, p.21-23, 32.

Mobilia

Lacquered wood, recently recovered in velvet upholstery.

History:
This model was designed for the 'Lady's Lounge' in the Swedish Pavilion at the World Exhibition in Paris, 1925.

Literature:
Wettergren, Erik, 'L’art Décoratif Moderne en Suède', Malmö Museum (Sweden) 1925, p. 165.
Rudberg, Eva, 'Uno Åhrén - en föregångsman inom 1900-talets arkitektur och samhällsplanering', Byggforskningsrådet (Sweden) 1981, p. 42.

Carved and stained birch with lion paw feet, recently recovered in velvet textile by Jacksons.

Literature:
Original drawing in the Carl Hörvik archive, ArkDes Museum, Stockholm.

Getama

Model no. GE-420, can be converted to lie flat.
Oak, fabric upholstered cushions, chromium-plated hardware.

Pair of Convertible Lounge Chairs

Herman Miller

Designed in 1956, this example produced between 1960 and 1974.
Five layered molded rosewood plywood, leather upholstery, steel, painted steel, rubber. 
Manufacturer's mark to the frame.

Ottoman: H. 42.5  W. 66  D. 58 cm

Lounge Chair and Ottoman

E.V.A Nissen

Model no. 340, designed in 1940.
Rattan, cane wicker, original wool upholstered cushions.

Pair example available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-2403036" target="_blank">2403036</a>.
Sofa available: ref.  <a href="https://https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-2403037" target="_blank">2403037</a>.

Model no. 340, designed in 1940.
Rattan, cane wicker, original wool upholstered cushions.

Single example available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/lounge-chair-2403035" target="_blank">2403035</a>.
Sofa available: ref.  <a href="https://https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-2403037" target="_blank">2403037</a>.

Model no. 340, designed in 1940.
Rattan, cane wicker, original wool upholstered cushions. 

Armchairs available:  ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/lounge-chair-2403035" target="_blank">2403035</a> and ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/sofa-2403036" target="_blank">2403036</a>.

Sofa

Model PK-22, designed in 1955.
Brushed chromium-plated steel, wicker. 
Manufacturer's plaque, stamp and dated to frame.

Lahden Lepokalusto Ab

Pair of 'Susanna' Lounge Chairs

Elm, Savak wool textile. Recovered by Jacksons.

Pair of lounge chairs available: ref. <a href="https://www.jacksons.se/products/pair-of-lounge-chairs-2305001" target="_blank">2305001</a>

Stained beech, sheepskin upholstery. Recovered by Jacksons.

Danish Lounge Chair

Carl Hansen & Søn

Model no. SA 201.
Beech, canvas upholstery.
Adjustable neck-rest.

Literature: 
Catalogue, 'Salesco', institution furniture, 1971, p.5.

Model 'System 1-2-3, K', designed in 1973.
Tubular steel, wood, aluminium, wool upholstery.

Literature: 
Remmele, Mathias, von Vegesack, Alexander, 'Verner Panton: The collected works', Vitra Design Museum (Weil am Rhein) 2000, p.266.

Tropikmöbler

A TH Olsson

Teak, rosewood, velvet upholstery. Recovered by Jacksons.
Stamped inside of frame: 'A. TH. Ohlsson (O. Nilsson EFTR) Tel. 78517, Sickerifirma, Brahegatan 23, Stockholm'.