I come across such amazing teak and jute piece, that I seriously wished for a store room :P. (As if i did not have enough stuff already!!)
The ad mentions them as antique Teak chairs. The moment I saw them I knew they looked so similar to the iconic Harp chairs.
Local sale:
details unknown. The ad only mentions them as antique teak chairs
the original
Local sale:
details unknown. The ad only mentions them as antique teak chairs
source: seller
the original
source: architonic.com
source: 1stdibs
country of origin: Denmark
Year: 1968
Designer: Jorgen Hovelskov
Manufacturer: Christensen & Larsen
Dimensions: h 127 cm, d 117 cm, w 104 cm, height of seat 40 cm. Details:
machine-age.com: "The curved shapes of the legs are reminiscent of Viking boats. These and the tightened ropes provide this chair with an impressive sculptural quality. "
Architonic.com adds "its flag halyard seat provides a unique optical effect."
Remarks:
I am yet to find out if they are original The pictures do not look like the original though.
PS: As I have always maintained that carpenters and craftsmen in india were great in replicating designs. We get to see many such reproductions of internationally known iconic pieces. I have been toying the idea of documenting such reproductions as and when I come across them