1970s Attributed to Erik Ole Jorgensen for Tarm Stole Rocking Chair in Teak _Exclude initially designed by Florence Knoll

initially designed by Florence Knoll in 1956

Their design features a tubular steel frame with a chrome-plated finish and has a pressure-molded sliced veneer shell of blue Beech

and some spots on the seats

the stools are in very good condition

These chairs are also known as “The Finn Chair

1970s Attributed to Erik Ole Jorgensen for Tarm Stole Rocking Chair in Teak _Exclude initially designed by Florence KnollThis is a Teak Rocking Chair, Attributed to Erik Ole Jorgensen for Tarm Stole. This example dates to the 1970s. The frame of the chair is composed of teak, and the seat and backrest are upholstered in a neutral light tan fabric which appears to be original to the chair. This chair measures 32. 5 inches deep, 27. 5 inches wide, and 42. 5 inches tall. The seat height is 16 inches. The chair is in solid condition. The piece shows some scuffs along the