Jackson Design

Set of Three Early Nesting Tables
Designed by Marcel Breuer
Produced by Venesta
Designed in 1936, this example executed in the 1930s
Birch laminated plywood
Each table branded ‘made in Estonia’ to the underside

Chaise Longue
Designed by Marcel Breuer
Produced by Isokon
Circa 1930
Moulded and cut maple plywood, wool upholstery

Rare Cantilevered Armchair (model no. 26)
Designed by Alvar Aalto
Produced by Huonekalu-ja Rakennustyötehdas Oy Turku
Circa 1930
Laminated birch plywood, painted to the reverse, painted steel frame
Marked ‘K’ to the underside

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‘Lipari’ Side Table
Designed by Ettore Sottsass
Produced by Zanotta
1992
Glazed ceramic base, laminate top
Manufacturer’s label to the underside

Large Bowl or Vase
Designed by Ettore Sottsass
Produced by Bitossi Montelupo
circa 1960
Glazed stoneware
Painted manufactruer’s marks to the underside

‘Sandretta SP.63’ Mirror
Designed by Ettore Sottsass
Produced by Poltronova
circa 1960
Stained wood, lacquered wood, brass, mirrored glass

‘House of the Future’ Ceiling Lamp
Designed by Poul Henningsen
Produced by Louis Poulsen
1959
Florescent painted metal shades

Coffee Table (model no. 125)
Designed by Uno Åhrén
Produced by Svenskt Tenn
circa 1930
Black lacquered wood, engraved pewter

‘Hussar’ Easy Chair
Designed by Flemming Lassen
Produced by A.J. Iversen
circa 1930
Hind legs of stained elm, original steel front castors, upholstery in hand woven fabric by Hanne Vedel

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‘Soldier with Bird’ Sculpture
Designed by Johannes C. Bjerg
1918
Patinated bronze
Signed ‘Johannes Bjerg 1918’, stamped ‘DK’ (Dansk Kunsthandel)

The model was exhibited at Grønningen in Aarhus, 1918, cat. No. 23

Literature:
Kresten Bjerg's registry of Johannes C. Bjerg's works at johannesbjerg.com under '1918'.
Exhibition catalogue, 'Grønningen in Aarhus', 1918, cat. no. 23.

Large Dining Table
Produced by Nordiska Kompaniet
1927
Mahogany with flamed birch shaped edge, flamed birch
Manufactuer’s metal plaque to the underside, dated

‘Tulip’ Vases
Designed by Nils Landberg
Produced by Orrefors
Circa 1950
Hand blow glass
Available in different colours and sizes

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Large Floor Lamp
Designed by Flavio Poli
Produced by Seguso
Circa 1940
Frosted and tinted glass, patinated brass

‘Superleggera’ Chair
Designed by Gio Ponti
Produced by Cassina
Circa 1950
Lacquered beech, woven cane

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In collaboration with floral designer Liza Langen.

Gunnar Wennerberg
Vase
Produced by Kosta
circa 1900
Overlaid and etched decoration, signed to the underside

Liza Langen is a Stockholm-based floral designer and author working with seasonal materials and contemporary composition. Her work is rooted in the observation of nature, with a focus on form and the changing rhythm of the seasons.

Dining Table, model no. ‘PK-54’
Designed by Poul Kjærholm
Produced by E. Kold Christensen
Circa 1970
Brushed steel, flint rolled cipollini marple, painted maple

Chairs, model no ‘PK-9’
Designed by Poul Kjærholm
Produced by E. Kold Christensen
Circa 1960
Brushed steel original patinated leather

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Vase
Designed by Herman A. Kähler
Produced by Kähler
1900
Glazed cermaic, silver marks

Unique Cabinet
Designed by Archibald Knox
1901
Oak, brass, glass

Provenance:
Gifted by Archibald Knox to Alfred James Collister R.B.A. A.R.C.A.
Thence by descent.

History:
Whilst the metalwork Knox designed for Liberty & Co. is relatively commonplace, furniture designed by him is extremely rare. This sideboard was given as a wedding present by Archibald Knox to Alfred James Collister and Gertrude Beatrice Ward, 24th July 1901, where Knox was Collister’s best man.

Knox had met Collister at Art School and left the Isle of Man to join him in 1897 as a part-time assistant teacher at the new Redhill School of Art in Surrey. He soon became a regular designer for the ‘Silver Studios’ in Hammersmith, an agency which provided anonymous designs to many firms, including Liberty & Co. with which Knox is so famously associated. Around 1899 Knox returned to Man and made hundreds of designs over the next few years which were produced in silver and pewter, before returning to Kingston Art School as Design Master.

Of the few known furniture pieces, an oak clock case with stylistic affinities is illustrated in Stephen Martin (op.cit., p. 238). Of more interest is the contemporary photograph of a bureau (illustrated in op. cit., p. 108), also part of the wedding gift given to Collister. Martin notes the bureau, and so presumable the current lot, was made in the Isle of Man by craftsmen at the Ballanard Brick, Tile and Terra-Cotta Works, Ballanard Road, Douglas, where one of the principals, a Mr W. J. Ashburner, was also a close friend of Knox.

‘The Sun Singer’ Sculpture
Designed by Carl Milles
Produced by E. Pettersson Foundry
Circa 1930

Designed 1930-31, this example executed 1990s.
Naturally patinated bronze, decoration in relief.
Signed by artist, edition '3/6'. Stamped 'E. PETTERSSON FUD.''

Provenance:
Millesgården, Lidingö, Stockholm;
Locksley Shea Collections.

History:
This sculpture is a model for the monumental bronze figure of Apollo which is the focal point of one of Milles' best-known works, the Sun Singer monument to the Swedish poet Esaias Tegnér, commissioned in 1918 and finished in 1926. There is another cast of the present model in the collection of the Tate Modern.