Gj Table

This rare and elegant rosewood coffee table with a floating tabletop (model 622/40) was designed by the Danish designer Grete Jalk for France & Søn / France & Daverkosen in the 1960...

Introducing a stunning vintage Mid-Century Modern teak side table by the renowned Danish designer Grete Jalk for Glostrup Møbelfabrik, dating back to the 1960s. This remarkable piece...

Rosewood Coffee Table by Grete Jalk for Glostrup, 1968 Denmark. Beautiful coffee table made of rosewood, this is also stated under the table with the date. (May 1968) Vintage mid-c...

Iconic Scandinavian coffee table in beautiful teak. The large coffee table has a shelf for magazines and fits perfectly with larger sofas. The candleholders and the vase are n...

Mid century modern square coffee table designed by Grete Jalk for France & Daverkosen in teak. This timeless piece features brass accents and functions as a coffee table, occasional ...

Danish armchair by Grete Jalk for Glostrup, Denmark 1960s. The chair has a teak frame, a black skai upholstery and is in great original condition.

This beautiful vintage modern coffee table features unique raised edges on top and stylish tapered legs. The sleek Grete Jalk design has a bottom slatted tier for additional storage....

Very nice design coffee table designed by Grete Jalk in the 1960s. The legs are made of solid teak and the top is made of teak veneer. It is as if the table top is floating on the...

Sidetable original coffeetable by Grete Jalk for Dansk Mobler, Denmark, 1960ies. Completely solid teakwood frame and top. Very refined detailing at the ta...

Beautiful and extremely rare rosewood coffee table designed by Grete Jalk for France & Son in the 1960s. About the Designer Grete Jalk Recognized as an important Danish modernist designer—working at a time when women were a rarity in the design world—Grete Juel Jalk was born in Copenhagen in 1920. She trained in cabinetmaking at Copenhagen's Design School for Women between 1940 and 1942; she went on to complete her education at the Danish Royal Academy under highly influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946, she won first prize at the annual Cabinetmaker's Guild Competition; five years later, she received wide acclaim for her designs exhibited at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Around 1953, Jalk opened her own studio and began to develop furniture designs for some of the best known Danish manufacturers, like Poul Jeppesen, Fritz Hansen, Glostrup, and France & Søn. Inspired by the Eameses' and Aaltos' organic, molded furniture, Jalk continuously experimented with new materials and production techniques. Her iconic GJ Chair...

A lovely mid century table by designer Grete Jalk and produced in Denmark by France and Son, the table is solid teak and the top is veneered and in excellent condition throughout ...