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Mid-century Folke Pålsson J77 desk or side chair, Denmark 1951


 

Original Danish Mid-century J77 desk or side chair by Folke Pålsson

R4 800,00Price
  • Original Danish Mid-century J77 desk or side chair by Folke Pålsson for FDB Møbler.


    Quality beechwood frame. It has been gently refurbished and refinished in an off-white lacquer. 


    Folke Pålsson’s Windsor-inspired J77 dining chair has a wide seat and curved spindle back for optimal comfort, while the slightly conical legs create extra stability. Stamped and dated 1951 on the underside of the seat. (F. D. B. made in Denmark)
     
    Height of back – 77,5 cm
    Height of seat – 44 cm
    Size of seat – 43cm x 37cm
     
     
    FDB or the Danish Cooperative Wholesale Society had begun a movement in the 1950s to make well-designed, attractive, affordable furniture that could be built in factories for everyday use, very much in the spirit the Shaker movement in the USA.The society set up its own factory, FDB Mobler, and made Borge Mogensen head of the project. Apprenticed as a cabinetmaker, Mogensen had worked for Klint and is now recognised as one of the most important designers of his generation to make the 'Danish style' known throughout the world. Folke Palsson was one of three designers working under Mogenson and this design dates from 1963 ~ known as the J77 chair, it has become recognised as a classic ... possibly the 'coolest' designed stick-back dining chair you can buy.
     
    They embody everything you would expect in classic Danish design ~ elegant, simple, great proportions with wonderful understated detailing ~ the fantastic squared seat, the subtle but so comfortable cut-out to the bar seat-back, and the angle of the tapered legs matching the back-rest. Chairs you would never tire of owning. The tapered legs all unscrew.
     
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    Folke Pålsson was a part of the FDB design collective. FDB was founded after Second World War and their aim was to make affordable furniture for everyday use following the model the German Bauhaus. Pålsson is especially known for the J77-chair, which Hay started reproducing in 2011.
     

     

    We try to capture the condition of our items in our photographs as best as possible. Prior to dispatch all items are carefully cleaned and re-coated with danish oil to ensure your item is looking its best when delivered.

     

    Restoration Process:

    In our studio workshop, every item undergoes a meticulous inspection and careful restoration process. We prioritize maintaining the original charm and patina of the piece, while also making it a beautiful addition to modern interiors.

     

    Our Approach Includes:

    • Examining and reinforcing the joints
    • Cleaning the wood and removing any stains
    • Conducting veneer repairs as necessary
    • Polishing or refinishing surfaces to enhance their appearance

     

     

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