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Object description
Arne Jacobsen. Series 7 chairs. Moulded plywood upholstered with cowhide. Chromed tubular steel legs. Produced by Fritz Hansen, model 3107. Newly reupholstered. (6)
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Auction closes:2010-03-17 @ 16:15 CET Remind meNEW!
Estimated price: DKK 15,000 (c. USD 2,489)
Object specificationRef:126513
Model Reference:Seven series chair
Category:Chairs,
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Quantity:6
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Style:Mid century modern, Scandinavian
Design history
Designer:Arne Jacobsen (Denmark, 1902-1971)
Design year:1955
Maker:Fritz Hansen, Denmark
1 Seven series chair by Arne Jacobsen typically sells between
USD 378 - USD 831
Currency* This is an indicative market value, based on objects sold on auctions and by dealers in the last 12 months. The price for an individual object may deviate from this indicative price, for many reasons. Factors such as rareness, condition and provenance all affect the price. Furthermore, objects sold by Dealers are typically refinished to good or perfect condition while objects sold on auctions may often need to be refinished or reupholstered.
Designer
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Arne Jacobsen
Arne Jacobsen is considered to be one of the most important Scandinavian architects and designers in post-war time. He is the legendary creator of several 20th Century furniture icons, including e.g. ...
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Maker
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Fritz Hansen
Fritz Hansen has manufactured design furniture since 1872. Their key focus has always been beautiful and original design in a supreme quality. Since the beginning of the 1930s Fritz Hansen has adhered...
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Object
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Seven series chair by Arne Jacobsen.
Model "3107" from 1955 is often merely called "The Number Seven Chair". Over the years it has been produced in numerous various wood finishes and lacquered wood. The colour scale has through the years...
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