Jorgen Rasmussen Stool by Fritz Hansen

These vintage 1940 Fritz Hansen stools made from rich mahogany and leather, are early examples of Danish design excellence. Their sleek, curved lines and minimalistic form showcase the era's emphasis on both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Fritz Hansen, born in 1847, was a Danish furniture designer and entrepreneur whose name became synonymous with iconic, high-quality design. He founded the furniture company Fritz Hansen in 1872, initially specializing in woodworking and chair-making. Hansen's dedication to craftsmanship and quality soon earned the company a stellar reputation. In the early 20th century, under his leadership, Fritz Hansen started collaborating with renowned designers, paving the way for the brand's global recognition. One of the pivotal moments was the collaboration with Arne Jacobsen in the 1950s, which resulted in some of the most iconic furniture designs, including the Egg Chair, Swan Chair, and Series 7 Chair. These iconic stools, bearing the marks of age with grace, serve as a testament to Fritz Hansen's legacy, offering not just seating but a piece of design history. Two adjustable height stools...

Architectural Danish Mid Century Modern drafting stool, designed by Jorgen Rasmussen for Kevi, circa 1960/70’s. The stool features molded plywood seat and back supports, in original ...

Scandinavian modern Kevi chair by Jorgen Rasmussen for Fritz Hansen. Made in 1950s features a Black Lacquer plywood and metal Base on Casters. A vague label appears on the underside....

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