Vintage Hans J. Wegner. Model No. AT308 Coffee / Side Table for Andreas Tuck
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How we came about owning this rare Hans Wegner beauty is by utter chance.
Another tenant in our old mill building was about to throw the table in the tip as one of the legs had completely broken off. Luckily, we were in our studio that day and knew the table was worth rescuing even if the the table top was also heavily battered, marked and stained.
Fortunately we knew the guys for the job and off to Kendal's Wynn Griffiths & Tarr it went for some extensive restoration.
Carbon rods have been inserted strengthening the leg, while the top has been fully stripped back, sanded and refinished. Be sure to view our stories on Instagram to see the before photographs. As to be expected, the table still features some surface scratching, dints and makings commensurate with age and use.
An absolutely stunning table that not only flutters the eyes but also invites one's touch, an irresistible design that is sure to please and delight every visitor into your home.
Measures approximately 100cm long, 60cm wide and 55cm tall.
ABOUT HANS WEGNER.
One of the most important and influential designers in history, Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) is commonly credited as a driving force in the midcentury Danish modern movement, an era that forever changed the way the world looks at furniture.
Wegner’s furniture is included in the permanent collections of the world’s most respected museums. He is also the recipient of many prestigious awards, including the Grand Prix at Milan’s Triennale in 1950, the Lunning Prize in 1951, the Eckersberg Medal in 1955, and the 8th International Design Award in 1997, among others.
Wegner passed away in Copenhagen in 2007 at age 92, leaving a remarkable legacy of design and craftsmanship for future generations to enjoy. His designs, vintage Wegner chairs in particular, fetch high prices at auction houses and are in constant demand by vintage lovers and art collectors alike.
ABOUT ANDREAS TUCK.
Although there is little to no historical information available regarding the Danish furniture manufacturer Andreas Tuck, the company produced designs that epitomised the classic Danish modern style, through the use of quality materials and skilled craftsmanship. Particularly active in the 1950s and 1960s, Andreas Tuck’s most notable designer was Hans J. Wegner, who designed tables for Andreas Tuck that exuded elegance and Nordic functionality.
All of our prices include VAT, please get it touch if you require a VAT receipt.
Another tenant in our old mill building was about to throw the table in the tip as one of the legs had completely broken off. Luckily, we were in our studio that day and knew the table was worth rescuing even if the the table top was also heavily battered, marked and stained.
Fortunately we knew the guys for the job and off to Kendal's Wynn Griffiths & Tarr it went for some extensive restoration.
Carbon rods have been inserted strengthening the leg, while the top has been fully stripped back, sanded and refinished. Be sure to view our stories on Instagram to see the before photographs. As to be expected, the table still features some surface scratching, dints and makings commensurate with age and use.
An absolutely stunning table that not only flutters the eyes but also invites one's touch, an irresistible design that is sure to please and delight every visitor into your home.
Measures approximately 100cm long, 60cm wide and 55cm tall.
ABOUT HANS WEGNER.
One of the most important and influential designers in history, Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) is commonly credited as a driving force in the midcentury Danish modern movement, an era that forever changed the way the world looks at furniture.
Wegner’s furniture is included in the permanent collections of the world’s most respected museums. He is also the recipient of many prestigious awards, including the Grand Prix at Milan’s Triennale in 1950, the Lunning Prize in 1951, the Eckersberg Medal in 1955, and the 8th International Design Award in 1997, among others.
Wegner passed away in Copenhagen in 2007 at age 92, leaving a remarkable legacy of design and craftsmanship for future generations to enjoy. His designs, vintage Wegner chairs in particular, fetch high prices at auction houses and are in constant demand by vintage lovers and art collectors alike.
ABOUT ANDREAS TUCK.
Although there is little to no historical information available regarding the Danish furniture manufacturer Andreas Tuck, the company produced designs that epitomised the classic Danish modern style, through the use of quality materials and skilled craftsmanship. Particularly active in the 1950s and 1960s, Andreas Tuck’s most notable designer was Hans J. Wegner, who designed tables for Andreas Tuck that exuded elegance and Nordic functionality.
All of our prices include VAT, please get it touch if you require a VAT receipt.