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John Kandell

(Sweden, 1925-1991)
Estimate
100 000 - 125 000 SEK
9 080 - 11 400 EUR
9 660 - 12 100 USD
Hammer price
90 000 SEK
Covered by droit de suite

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Sweden: BUS
Finland: Kuvasto

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Camilla Behrer
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John Kandell
(Sweden, 1925-1991)

a patinated bronze 'Solitär' chair, Källemo, Sweden, ed. 3/7, only 3 chairs executed.

Maker's marks: BRODALENS METALL GNOSJÖ - SWEDEN, JK 3/7 K. Height 88,5 cm, seat height 44,5 cm, width (the back) 59 cm, depth 44,5 cm.

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The chair Solitär was the first chair designed by John Kandell for Källemo in 1985. The model was shown at the Stockholm furniture fair in 1986 and was then much debated and called "the most idiosyncratic chair of the year". It was executed in mahogany and later in birch with leather seat. Borås city later ordered a chair in patinated bronze. According to Källemo this is one of only three chairs executed.
Solitär was the beginning of a lifelong friendship between John Kandell and Källemo's director Sven Lundh. The duo had a great influence on Sweden's design scene during the 1980s and 1990s. John Kandell is known for choosing his own path throughout his career. He was educated both as a designer and as a sculptor which influenced his approach and practice in furniture design. Solitär does in many ways represent the essence of Kandell's playful and sculptural aesthetics.

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541. An 18K white gold Gaudy ring set with a faceted aquamarine and princess-cut diamonds.
Estimate
75 000 - 100 000 SEK
Bid History
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SEK
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Current bid:
50 000 SEK