The hardware isn’t as hidden as I’d like, and information is notably absent on the listing, but this is one of the more original modern rockers I’ve seen. The reserve is not yet met but it should go for far less than something well known.
Meanwhile, this svelte Model 97 T/T manufactured by Tønder Møbelværk in 1957 is in another class. It’s attributed to a “Geroge Jensen”, but this is clearly a typo. It couldn’t be this Georg Jensen as he died in 1935 and designed only ceramics and silverware, not any furniture as far as I know. The correct name is probably Holger Georg Jensen, according to the Danish Design Dictionary.
Update: Orange and Brown has photos of another specimen.If you want a relaxing addition to your mid-century room that isn’t your grandma’s rocking chair, these are rare gets.
I want a »love« button.
Posted by: twitter.com/kupfers | Oct 14, 2009 at 03:08 AM
these are supper cool!
Posted by: Jem N Tonic | Oct 14, 2009 at 09:50 AM
That's what I call art in motion.
Posted by: Alex Ayala | Oct 19, 2009 at 09:00 PM