Image source: Fritz Hansen — Grand Prix 3139
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Grand Prix 3139
Arne Jacobsen's Grand Prix as a bar stool with a 76 cm seat and a tubular steel footrest
536 × 1128 × 587 mm
1957
Poland
Approx. $920 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Grand Prix™ 3139 is the series' bar stool: a 76 cm seat over extended steel legs joined by a four-sided footrest of tubular steel. The page and the sheet date the design to 1957.
Construction
- Legs: steel tube with black synthetic ferrules, offered in six finishes in the data
- Footrest: a steel tube on all four sides
- Shell: moulded veneer; felt glides can be added
Specifications
- W 53.6 × D 58.7 × H 112.8 cm
- Weight 7.2 kg without upholstery
Story
Bar height
In the product data the 3139 is the Grand Prix™ barstool, with its footrest fixed to the extended legs. Its seat stands at 76 cm.
In the model list
The sheet names the 3139 the bar stool with tube legs; the counter stool 3138 is its shorter sibling.
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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.
