Spade Lounge Chair (Model FD 133) – by Finn Juhl for France & Søn, 1960s

Arriving 5 July!
 
Origin: Denmark
Designer/Manufacturer: Finn Juhl for France & Søn (original France & Søn maker’s mark present)
Model: FD 133 “Spade Chair”
Material: Solid teak frame, new textured upholstery
Era: Mid Century (circa 1960s)
Condition: Restored/ refurbished and reupholstered on arrival;
 
An iconic Danish lounge chair by Finn Juhl, model FD 133 — famously known as the Spade Chair — designed for France & Søn in the early 1960s. With sculptural armrests that curve upward like a spade, and Juhl’s signature floating seat design, this chair captures the essence of organic modernism.
 
The frame is crafted in solid teak with softly tapered legs and refined joinery, while the backrest and seat have been professionally reupholstered in a neutral textured fabric that enhances the sculptural form without overpowering it.
 
Stamped with the original France & Søn maker’s mark, this is a genuine and collectible example of one of Juhl’s most celebrated designs — an ideal statement piece for lovers of classic Danish design.
 
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