A set of 6 dining chairs known as the series 7, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955 for Fritz Hansen. Early edition, made in 1968 by Fritz Hansen. Made in plywood with teak veneer, on chrome legs. In a very good condition with minimal traces of wear.

Danish furniture brand Fritz Hansen has introduced 16 new colours to three of the chairs in its iconic Arne Jacobsen-designed seating series.

A set of 8 dining chairs known as the series 7, designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1955 for Fritz Hansen. Early edition, made in 1965 by Fritz Hansen (1 chair made in 1968). Made in plywood with teak veneer, on chrome legs. In a good condition with some traces of wear as shown in the picture.

Modernity is a twentieth-century Nordic design gallery based in Stockholm and London. We deal in rare and collectible design from the Nordics.

Sold: Two early Butterfly Chairs Model 3107 by Arne Jacobsen, 1950s | #149041

The iconic Series 7 chair by Arne Jacobsen, crafted by Fritz Hansen in the 1950s, exemplifies timeless Scandinavian elegance and functionality. Made from a single piece of molded plywood with sleek chrome legs- this mid-century design classic offers ergonomic comfort, stackability, and adds refined style to any modern home, office or gallery space.

Arne Jacobsen created the Ant Chair in 1952 for the company Fritz Hansen. Originally intended as a chair for the cafeteria of Novo Nordisk, the Ant Chair became one of the most recognizable and popular furniture models of the 20th century.