Image source: Fritz Hansen — Grand Prix 3138
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Grand Prix 3138
Arne Jacobsen's Grand Prix as a counter stool, 64 cm seat with a tubular steel footrest
510 × 1070 × 544 mm
1957
Poland
Approx. $920 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Grand Prix™ 3138 is the counter stool of the series, seating at 64 cm with a steel tube footrest on four sides between its extended legs. The design year on the page and the sheet is 1957.
Construction
- Base: four tube legs in chromed or powder-coated steel, black ferrules
- Footrest: four-sided tubular steel
- Shell: series veneer shell; felt glides on offer
Specifications
- W 51 × D 54.4 × H 107 cm
- Weight 7.0 kg without upholstery
Story
Counter height
Fritz Hansen's product data presents the 3138 as the series' counter stool. On four sides the footrest, a steel tube, is fixed to the extended legs.
Where it sits in the model list
The fact sheet names the 3138 the counter stool with tube legs, alongside a bar stool, a chair on a swivel base and a chair with wooden legs.
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Collection
Grand Prix
The Grand Prix™ series by Arne Jacobsen (1957) for Fritz Hansen: the Milan Triennale prize-winning chair, with swivel, counter, bar and wooden-leg versions.
