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G.A. Berg, pair of birch stools, 1940sPair of stools designed by Swedish modernist G. A. (Gustaf Axel) Berg in the 1940s. They of course have some resemblance with the very famous Alvar Aalto stool, model 60. Berg actually had a his own furniture shop in Stockholm in the early 1940s and was among the first few who was importing and selling Alvar Aaltos furniture in Sweden. He was clearly inspired by Aalto and Bruno Mathssons design and went on to produce a number of chairs with hemp

On towards the top and one on the towards the bottom

Width: 60 cm

Inside painted in black

Designer: Eskil Sundahl

Made by Nordiska Kompaniet

Damage details and ware: Some patina from normal ware

and in the beginning was made as a limited and numbered series of 500 pieces

Two of the chairs have been professionally glued and repaired on the upper part of the backrest

Attribution mark: Mark under the base

Late Edlin

Brass detail above the base

The Sitinut chair was one of the first designs he made for his new firm