Image source: Fritz Hansen — AJ Trolley Side Table
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AJ Trolley Side Table
Arne Jacobsen's 1955 trolley for his tea, revived as a mobile side table
673 × 547 × 587 mm
1955
Approx. $1,200 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The AJ Trolley™ Side Table is Arne Jacobsen's trolley of 1955, which Fritz Hansen revived from its archive. It is a mobile side table with a veneer top on a steel base, measuring W 67.3 × D 58.7 × H 54.7 cm, and its configurator lists 34 veneer options.
Construction
- Veneer top: 8 clear lacquered and 26 coloured veneers listed
- Steel base, chromed (bright), silver plated or brass plated
- Described as a mobile side table
Specifications
- Weight 3.35 kg in the product data
Story
Designed for tea
Fritz Hansen says Arne Jacobsen originally designed this elegant trolley for his tea. The page gives the year 1955.
Revived from the archive
The company brought the trolley back from the Fritz Hansen archive as a bar cart, a serving trolley or a side table, and calls it a truly versatile and storied design with a sophisticated, architectural edge.
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