Kaare Klint (b. Frederiksberg 1888, d. Copenhagen 1954)
“The Faaborg Chair”. A pair of mahogany armchairs, sides and back with woven cane. Seat upholstered with natural leather. Designed 1914. Made and marked by Rud. Rasmussen Cabinetmakers. (2)
Literature: Noritsugu Oda: “Danish Chairs”, 1999. Ill. and mentioned p. 20.
Kaare Klint designed the Faaborg Chair in 1914 for Faaborg Museum. The Faaborg Chair was thoroughly aligned with its intended function: A light and removable chair for the museum's visitors to move to the exact painting they wanted to study in more detail. Rud. Rasmussen has produced the chair since 1931. It was originally produced in French rattan seat and back but since 1964 it has been produced with a fixed cushion seat covered with Niger leather, oxhide or fabric. The chair is produced in mahogany and European cherry with handwoven French rattan sides and back. Source: Rud. Rasmussen cabinetmakers.
Wear due to age and use. Scratche and marks. Seats with stains and blotches.