Knoll Catalog

Lit.: Möbel 8, Gerd Hatje, 1967, p. 127 & Knoll Catalog (see last picture)

Only a very few were made in a short production period. Copy of the 1960s Knoll Catalog with the pictured table and information belongs to the listing.

With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog. The simple, comfortable design worked well with modern and traditional interi...

After the War years, Gavina picked up the license for the Wassily, along with the Breuer designs previously sold by Standard-Möbel, Lengyel & Co., and introduced the more recognized ...

Herbert Matter was the design consultant for all Knoll graphics from 1946-1966. This collage mock-up was modified for the famous cover of Knoll's 1948 catalog.

Which, according to the Knoll catalog, resembled a “shiny sheaf of wheat”.

In the early 1940s, Hans and Florence Knoll met Nakashima and, impressed by the simple elegance of his aesthetic, added a chair and three tables of his design to the Knoll catalog.

Breuer's designs were brought into the Knoll catalog in 1968 so the year this particular chair was made that I have listed is definitely accurate.

As seen on page 33 of the original Knoll Associates, Inc, showroom catalog published in 1950.

For the next decade the Knoll catalog featured many designs from members of the so-called Gavina Group.

Fifteen of the twenty initial offerings in the inaugural Knoll catalog were designed by Risom. He left Knoll in 1946 and founded Jens Risom Design, Inc.

. : 120 cm Bibliography : - Collectif, Knoll au Musée, catalog of the eponymous exhibition presented from January 12 to March 1972 at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, variants o...

Designed by Eero Saarinen model number 72ULB from the catalog manufactured by Knoll . Note the legs are lighter than pictured ref to close up of legs in the pictures.

Chair: Height: 80 cm; Width: 49 cm; Depth: 41 cm Bibliography: - Collective, Knoll au Musée, catalog of the eponymous exhibition presented from January 12 to March 12, 1972, at th...

A timeless piece perfect for any home or office. Literature: Knoll Index of Contemporary Designs (Knoll catalog), page 53.

Jens Risom for H.G. Knoll Associates armless slipper chairs composed of upholstered seats supported by walnut bases (first appearing in the 1942 Knoll catalog).

With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog. The simple, comfortable design worked well with modern and traditional interi...

With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog. The simple, comfortable design worked well with modern and traditional interi...

The insertion of the chair into Knoll's catalog rested entirely on the ability to produce a chair that heretofore was beyond conventional manufacturing ability.

Image 2: In chestnut leather at Philip Johnson’s glass house. Photo courtesy of Knoll, Inc. Image 7: A 1947 ad announcing the Barcelona Chair's addition to the Knoll catalog.

References: Rouland, Knoll Furniture, Atglen 1999, p. 141; Price list for the Knoll International catalog, 1965, p. 125.

The Spoleto chairs model was introduced by Knoll Studio in 1971 and soon became an award-winning successful model, still in Knoll's contemporary catalog.

Fifteen of the twenty initial offerings in the inaugural Knoll catalog were designed by Risom. He left Knoll in 1946 and founded Jens Risom Design, Inc.

Fifteen of the twenty initial offerings in the inaugural Knoll catalog were designed by Risom. He left Knoll in 1946 and founded Jens Risom Design, Inc.

Ashtray by Angelo Mangiarotti Knoll, 1967 Black Marble Perfect Condition Literature: François Burkhardt, Angelo Mangiarotti Opera completa, Motta Ed., 2010, p. 296 The Mangiarotti ...

., and introduced the more recognized Wassily version that replaced the fabric with black leather straps, though the fabric version was still made available. In 1968 Knoll bought ...

., and introduced the more recognized Wassily version that replaced the fabric with black leather straps, though the fabric version was still made available. In 1968 Knoll bought th...

From the Long Island estate of an early Knoll fabricator, which estate included a cross-section of the 1948 and 1950 Knoll catalogs, with contract-only options.

Curved-back chair designed by George Nakashima and produced for Knoll, c. 1948. Shown in the 1948 and 1950 Knoll catalogs as item N19, this design preceded Nakashima's body of work ...

Work chair of molded birch plywood and painted steel by the Swedish metalworking firm of Odelberg Olsen, produced circa 1948, for distribution by Knoll in the U.S. market. The chair,...

1950 Knoll catalog with photography and graphic design by Herbert Matter. 82 pages with ring binder and boards.

Pair of lounge chairs or club chairs with rakishly linear arms and legs, designed by Jens Risom. Part of the H.G. Knoll Associates catalog of 1946. The fabric, which is holding up we...

Early stool with wood frame and webbed top designed by Knoll Planning Unit member Abel Sorenson and produced by Knoll c. 1948.

Trained in design in Copenhagen under Kaare Klint and Ole Wanscher (with classmates Hans Wegner and Borge Mogensen), Risom traveled to the U.S. in 1939, teaming with Hans Knoll in 19...

This table retains a weathered, patinated finish complete with old stains, wear, etc. The 1948-1949 Knoll catalog illustrates the production version of this table and is known as "M...

Catalog Design: Massimo Vignelli Copyright 1971, Knoll International, Inc.

With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog, but these are an early production with Gavina label.

Knoll catalog in seating section describes them as #261 Lounge Chairs.

It was designed by Tobia & Afra Scarpa for Knoll also. With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog.

., and introduced the more recognized Wassily version that replaced the fabric with black leather straps, though the fabric version was still made available. In 1968 Knoll bought the...

., and introduced the more recognized Wassily version that replaced the fabric with black leather straps, though the fabric version was still made available. In 1968 Knoll bought the...

The Model 108 coffee table, introduced to the Knoll catalog in 1948, reflects the playful spirit he injected into the often austere modern vocabulary."

Knoll au Louvre: Catalog of the Exhibition Held at Pavillon de Marsan Musee des Arts Decoratifs, Paris: January 12 to March 12, 1972.

Working in the firms of Eero Saarinen and Kevin Roche in the early and mid-1960s, Platner unveiled his seminal collection of chairs, ottomans, and tables in 1966. Produced by Knoll I...

With the 1968 acquisition of Gavina, the Bastiano Lounge collection was introduced to the Knoll catalog. The simple, comfortable design worked well with modern and traditional interi...

A Richard Schultz redwood Petal Coffee Table with enameled base. This Model 321 with redwood petals was made from 1960-75. Made by Knoll with a canvas Madison Avenue label.