Series 7 Chairs by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen Vintage MCM Molded Teak a Pair

$1,295

SKU 414-SEA-124 Category Tag

Pair of vintage MCM Series 7 Model 3107 molded teak chairs with chrome legs designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen in 1955. This pair is in wonderful vintage condition with age appropriate wear. One chair retains its original plastic bowl shaped bottom cover with manufacturer name and date; however, it is missing on the second chair. Circa 1970.

 

Chair Size:

  • Height – 30 Inches
  • O/A Width – 19.5 Inches
  • O/A Depth – 21 Inches
  • Seat Height – 16.5 Inches
  • Seat Width – 18 Inches
  • Inside Seat Depth – 16.5 Inches
  • Inside Back Height – 15 Inches
  • Weight – 8.2 Pounds Each

 

Crated Size:

  • Height – 42 Inches
  • Width – 26 Inches
  • Depth – 29 Inches
  • Weight – 25 Pounds

 

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DESIGNER

MAKER

STYLE / PERIOD

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MATERIALS

Metal, Teak

CIRCA

1970s

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Description

Quite the pair of iconic Danish designed and manufactured mid-century modern chairs! Model 3107 from the Series 7 designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen. The series was designed in 1955 and debuted in Sweden at the Helsingborg exhibition. It is comprised of teak plywood which is uniquely shaped for the human body. It narrows in the middle thereby allowing the plywood to have three different bends. This chair is sometimes called the butterfly chair due to this unusual shape. The one piece back and seat are perched on chromed steel tube legs that’s shape allows them to stack for convenience. Beautiful. Comfortable. Unique. Sturdy. You should make this pair yours.

Details

DESIGNER

MAKER

STYLE / PERIOD

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MATERIALS

Metal, Teak

CIRCA

1970s