Fin Juhl large Bench in Freak Hansen

VICO MAGESTRATTI'S SUEDE STOOL IN FREAK HANSEN

COLOR BROWN IN SUEDE/

Cassina 1970s 675 Maralunga armchair by Vico Magistretti

We featured the sofa some time back, but now you can pick up up the single seat version once more - the  Cassina 675 Maralunga armchair.

Designed by Vico Magistretti back in 1973, the 675 Maralunga is a low-set armchair with one particularly novel feature - the headrest moves from a low to high position, depending on whether you're kicking back or sitting up straight.

Aside from that, the armchair has polyurethane foam and polyester padding, a number of coloured finishes (fabric or leather) and the option of an ottoman stool. If you want one, the 675 Maralunga is priced from around £1,700. See another image over the page.

6 Erik Worrtz dinning chairs in Freak Hansen

6 dinning chairs by Arne Jacobsen #7 in Freak Hansen

2 wall brass lamps design by Hans Agne Jakobsson "Sweden"

3 Hans Agne Jakobsson aconces in Freak Hansen

Two Arne Norrell Safari lounge y red leather and black wolf in Freak Hansen

3 brass sconces Arteluce in Freak Hansen

Two Art Deco lounge in Freak Hansen

ARNE NORREL TWO SAFARI EASY CHAIRS RED AND BLKACK IN FREAK HANSEN

Con la estructura pintada en negro y el cuero rojo sangre, son realmente espectaculares.

Hans Agne Jakobssson oil Chandelier in Freak Hansen

Hans Agne Jakobsson's han gong lamp whit pulley in Freak Hansen

HANS AGNE JAKOBSSON CHANDELIER YELLOW GLASS IN FREAK HANSEN

Vintage brass oil lamp HANS AGNE JAKOBSSON A/B MARKARYO

Hans-Agne Jakobsson (1919 - 2009)

Swedish interior decorator and furniture designer Hans-Agne Jakobsson was born in Hvadhem/Gotland in 1919. After finishing an apprenticeship as a carpenter, he studied architecture in Gothenburg and began his career as industrial designer at General Motors. Subsequently he became an assistant to the prominent furniture designers Carl Malmsten and Werner West. In 1951 he founded his own company, Hans-Agne Jakobsson AB, at Markaryd. There he not only created lighting design but also candlesticks, pieces of furniture and other implements.

Influenced by the nature of his native country, the southern part of Sweden, with its glittering lakes and vast dark woods, Jakobsson occupied himself in imaginative ways with light and illumination, the soft features of the light spectrum. As a talented designer who experimented with brass, iron, glass, fabric and wood shavings, he learned how to master direction and colour of light like only few people did. In choosing his materials, construction and design, he arranged it so that glaring bulbs and irritating decorations disappear. His designs unite practicality and a sense of wellbeing. Like his famous colleague, Poul Henningsen, Jakobsson counts among the light designers who became known for their attenuated, soft lighting. His designs for wood shavings were produced by Ellysett AB.

Jakobsson is well known in his Swedish home country, his lights do not only illuminate private homes but can be found preferably in public buildings. In contrast to the designs of his famous colleagues Poul Henningsen and Paavo Tynell, the designs of Hans-Agne Jakobsson are internationally less known and less coveted, the quality of his designs is still underappreciated.

HANS*AGNE JAKOBSSON A/B MARKARO / This oil lamp is very nice and is 16 1/2 inches tall to the top of the stack

NR: L 47 This is what is wrtten on the bottom of the brass lamp

DT:1 Written in pen

I have been told that this swedish designer is from around 1960. That influenced the Scandinavian modern movement.

ONE HANS AGNE JAKOBSSON CHANDELIER IN YELLOG GLASS IN FREAK HANSEN

Modernist Oil lamps, Conor Fennessy, Hans-Agne Jakobsson

ARNE JACOBSEN STELTON CYLINDA ICE BUCKET

1960's Cylinda Line Ice Bucket by Arne Jacobsen

$750

ARNE JACOBSEN HANGING LAMP IN FREAK HANSEN

IN RED

Vintage billiard pendant lamp by Arne Jacobsen for Louis Poulsen. Signed. Features a bold, modern conical / cone shape.

Priced at $995 for a single lamp (only available as one lamp; the second one is sold).

FLYGSFORS GLASS IN FREAK HANSEN

DAYBED BY BODIL KJAER IN FREAK HANSEN

TITLE:

BK Bench by Bodil Kjaer

PRICE:

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CREATOR:	Bodil Kjaer
COUNTRY:	Denmark
CREATION DATE:	21st century

MATERIALS:	chrome brushed steel, leather
CONDITION:	Excellent

LENGTH:	6 ft. 8 in. (203 cm)
DEPTH:	32.5 in. (83 cm)
HEIGHT:	14.25 in. (36 cm)

OAK BIRD BY KRISTIAN VEDEL IN FREAK HANSEN

TITLE:

Oak Bird by Kristian Vedel

PRICE:

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CREATOR:	Christian Vedel
COUNTRY:	Denmark
CREATION DATE:	1950's

MATERIALS:	teak
CONDITION:	Excellent

HEIGHT:	4.5 in. (11 cm)
DIAMETER:	3.5 in. (9 cm)

DEALER LOCATION:	NY, wyethome.com
NUMBER OF ITEMS:	1

COLONIAL LOUNGE CHAIR BY OLE WANSCHER IN FREAK HANSEN

Holmegaard Gulvase Glass Vase red in Freak Hansen

 Holmgaard Gulvase Glass Vases

Marco Zanuso east chairs (2) in Freak Hansen

Cornelis Zitman's stools (2) in Freak Hansen

Cornelis Zitman

Hijo de una familia de constructores de Leiden, ingresa en la Academia de Bellas Artes de La Haya a los 15 años. Al finalizar sus estudios, en 1947, rehúsa hacer el servicio militar por estar en desacuerdo con las acciones políticas holandesas en Indonesia y abandona el país a bordo de un petrolero sueco que lo llevará a Venezuela. Se instala en la ciudad de Coro, donde encuentra empleo como dibujante técnico en una empresa constructora. En su tiempo libre pinta y hace sus primeras incursiones en el campo de la escultura. Dos años después se traslada a Caracas, donde trabaja como diseñador de muebles para una fábrica de la que más tarde será director.

En 1951 recibe el Premio Nacional de Escultura. Comienza a dar clases de diseño en la Universidad Central de Venezuela, continua dibujando y pintando. En 1958 expone un conjunto de pinturas y dibujos en la Galería de Arte Contemporáneo de Caracas. Decide abandonar la vida de empresario y se muda a la isla de Grenada, donde se dedica por completo a la pintura y comienza a afirmar su carácter de escultor. En 1961 viaja a Boston, Estados Unidos, para participar en una exposición de pintura y diseño. Ese mismo año regresa a Holanda con el deseo de estudiar las técnicas de fundición. En 1964 trabaja como aprendiz en la fundición del escultor Pieter Starreveld y regresa definitivamente a Venezuela contratado por la Universidad Central como profesor de diseño. Al año siguiente comienza a trabajar de manera más intensiva en la escultura de pequeño formato modelada directamente en cera. En 1971 expone por primera vez en la Galerie Dina Vierny de París y, a partir de entonces, se dedica exclusivamente a la escultura. En los años siguientes lleva a cabo varias muestras individuales en Venezuela, Francia, Suiza, Holanda, Estados Unidos, Japón, etc. y obtiene varios premios nacionales e internacionales.