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Scandinavian Collection November 2012 Catalogue: Scandinavian Collection November 2012 Lighting Art.02_49_01_002 Ceiling lamp. Charlottenborg pendant with four shades of white painted metal. Dimension : diam. 48 cm Designer : Poul Henningsen Producer : Louis Poulsen Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good. SOLD* Lighting Art. 02_27_01_003 Floor lamp. Trombone floor lamp made of brushed aluminium. Dimension : H 136 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark, 1957 Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good. N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_15_01_004 Ceiling lamp. Pendant in brass with lifting lugs. Dimension : diam. 43,5 cm Designer : Frits Schegel Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good. N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_51_01_005 Ceiling lamp. Ceiling lamp with 4 tiered curved copper plates. Dimension : diam. 45 cm Designer : Schu Werner Producer : Electro Coronella Origin: Denmark, 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_00_01_006 Ceiling lamp with 5 tiered curved copper plates. Dimension : H 24 cm, diam. 38 cm Designer : Unknown Producer : Solar Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_58_01_007 Telescoping Table lamp made of brass and black painted metal. Adjustable height. Dimension : H. 48 to 72 cm Designer : Tage Klint & Aage Petersen Producer : Le Klint Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good. N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_008 Major Orient ceiling lamp in copper with top of teak. Dimension : H. 37 cm. Ø 38 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_009 Major Orient pendant in copper with top of teak. Dimension : H. 37 cm. Ø 38 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 2 pieces available Lighting Art. 02_00_01_010 Ceiling Lamp with leafs of metal in copper finish Dimension : H. 36 cm. Ø 40 cm Designer : Unknown Producer : Unknown Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_011 Nova ceiling lamp in aluminium Dimension : H. 17 cm. Ø 40 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_114_01_012 Ceiling lamp in brushed aluminium Dimension : H. 20 cm. Ø 32 cm Designer : Carl Thore Producer : Fog & Morup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_00_01_013 Floor lamp in painted metal Dimension : H. 145cm Designer : unknown Producer : unknown Origin: Sweden Collection: Scandinavian Condition: very good N° 1 piece available Lighting Art.Floor 02_00_01_014 lamp in painted metal Dimension : H. 145cm Designer : unknown Producer : unknown Origin: Sweden Collection: Scandinavian Condition: very dood N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_015 Penta ceiling light in painted metal with top of rosewood. Dimension : H. 35 cm. Ø 45 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_115_01_016 Pair of ceiling lamps in copper finish Dimension : H. 30 cm. Ø 55 cm Designer : Preben Fabricius /Jorgen Khastolm Producer : Nordisk Solar Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_120_01_017 Radius celling lamp in metal, shades of brown and beige Dimension : H. 30 cm. Ø 47 cm Designer : Eric Balslev Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_49_01_018 PH5 ceiling lamp in white painted metal Dimension : H. 40 cm. Ø 50 cm Designer : Poul Hennigsen Producer : Louis Poulsen Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_019 Studio Floor lamp in metal with copper details Dimension : H. 145cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_00_01_020 Floor lamp in brushed aluminium and brown painted metal with two light spots Dimension : H. 170cm Designer : unknown Producer : unknown Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: very good N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_021 Major Orient in aluminium with top of wood. Dimension : H. 37 cm. Ø 34 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 1 piece available Lighting Art. 02_121_01_022 Pair of ceiling lights in brass finish Dimension : H. 36,5 cm. Ø 18 cm Designer : Wilhelm Lauritzen Producer : Luis Poulsen Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: good N° 2 pieces available Lighting Art. 02_27_01_023 Nova ceiling lamp in copper finish Dimension : H. 17 cm. Ø 40 cm Designer : Jo Hammerborg Producer : Fog & Mørup Origin: Denmark Collection: Scandinavian Condition: good N° 1 piece available Chairs Art. 02_56_02_001 Dining chairs. Leather dining chairs with rosewood frames. Dimension : Designer : Sorheim Bruk Producer : Sørheim Mill Origin: Nesttum, Norway 1960s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Completely restored. N° 2 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_42_02_002 Chairs. Chairs, Model 84, made in teak and natural woven cord. Dimension : H75 x D50 x W 50 cm Designer : Niels O. Møller Producer : Unknown Origin: Unknown Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Completely restored. N° 2 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_43_02_003 Dining chairs Dining chairs in teak and braided natural cord. Dimension: 48cm x 48cm x 75cm Designer : Olaf Tonnesen Producer : Unknown Origin: Denmark 1960s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good. N° 6 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_00_02_004 Dining chairs Dining chairs in blue patina beech wood with T-shaped backrest Dimension :50cm x 48cm x 75cm Designer : Unknown Producer : FPB Origin: Denmark 1960s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Some signs of fading of patina N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_33_02_005 Chairs, Chairs, teak wood frame, mounted in the seat and back with brownish wool. Dimension : 48cm x 45cm x H75 cm. Designer : Kai Kristiansen Producer : FPB Origin: Denmark 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Some signs of fading of patina N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_59_02_006 Chairs. Chairs, Model BT 21, in rosewood with knob detail. Seat and backrests upholstered with striped fabric. Dimension: 50 x 50 x 72cmh Designer : Vestervig Eriksen Producer : Brothers Tromborg’s Eftf Furniture Aarhus Origin: Denmark 1950-60’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Excellent N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_59_02_007 Chairs. Chairs, Model BT 21, in rosewood with knob detail. Seat and backrests upholstered with black sky. Dimension : 50 x 50 x 72cmh Designer : Vestervig Eriksen Producer : Brothers Tromborg’s Eftf Furniture Aarhus Origin: Denmark 1950-60’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good some signs of wear N° 1 piece available Chairs Art. 02_33_02_008 Chairs Chairs, teak wood frames, mounted in the seat and back with floral fabric. Dimension : 50cm x 48cm x 75cm. Designer : Kai Kristiansen Producer : Unknown Origin: Denmark 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: be re-upholstered N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_42_02_009 Dining chairs Dining chairs with frames made of solid teak, seats with natural cord. Dimension : 50cm x 48cm x 73cm H Designer : Niels O. Møller Producer : JL Miller’s Furniture. Origin: Denmark 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Perfect N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_10_02_010 Dining chairs Dining chairs. Constructed with frames of Brazilian rosewood. Dimension : 48 cm x 48cm x 75cm H Designer : Erik Buck Producer : Nova Furniture. Origin: Denmark 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: completely re-upholstered N° 4 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_42_02_011 Dining chairs. Dining chairs with frames made of solid teak, seats covered in black sky, different back design. Dimension : 48cm x 45cm x 73cm H Designer : Niels O. Møller Producer : JL Miller’s Furniture. Origin: Denmark 1960’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: completely re-upholstered N° 6 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_12_02_012 Chairs. Chairs, Model J67, made of teak with dole shaped legs. Dimension : 48cm x 48cm x 78cm H Designer : Eyvind A. Johansen Producer : Unknown Origin: Denmark 1950-60’s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good, some sign of wear. N° 6 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_29_02_013 Dining chairs Dining chairs with frames made of solid teak, seats with natural cord. Dimension : 46 x 46 x 75 h Designer : Johannes Andersen Producer : Unknown Origin: Denmark 1960′s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good N° 2 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_106_02_015 Dining chairs Boomerang chair in lacquered back wood structure with animal skin seats Dimension : Designer : Erik Cristensen Producer : Slagelse Møbelfabrik Origin: Denmark 1960s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good but seating to be restored N° 5 pieces available Chairs Art. 02_22_02_016 Dining chairs H. J. Wegner. Heart Chairs, teak and oak. Designed in 1952. Produced by Fritz Hansen, model FH 4103 Dimension : Designer : H J Wegner Producer : Fritz Hansen Origin: Denmark 1950s Collection: Scandinavian Condition: Good with some signs of wear N° 6 pieces available Chairs Art.02_00_02_017 Desk chairs Black
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