Andreas Tuck 1952 pricelist  

Frits Henningsen designs

Wow! The Fritz Henningsen stuff is really special to see!

@leif-ericson. What is frustrating is that there are 17  images in total, of Fritz  Henningsen pieces, but only 3 posted. If you want to see the rest you will have to fork out  £395 + postage for the pleasure...😆 

@lexi do you think you could post more pictures of this catalogue ? Many thanks !

@andersen. I will post the other images I saved . For some reason  I did not save all that were posted by the seller of this catalogue but I can only presume I did this because they were in Mats Linder's post of an Andreas Tuck catalogue from 1959  🤔 ...it was after all January last year! 

http://www.matslinder.no/2016/03/03/hans-j-wegners-bord-for-andr-tuck/

Here are the images I did save; All were Hans Wegner models ( as well as the Fritz Henningsen designs in my original post) The last image has no designer attribution, but it does not look like a Wegner design: possibly one of their "in-house designs? 

Posting the seller info that came with the listing. Unfortunately this catalogue is no longer on the sellers listings.

thanks @lexi. Is there a Tuck catalogue from the 60es available too ?

@andersen. Mats Linder's one is from 1959 but he did post the 1961 price list ( see post from last year )

He didn't post a catalogue that the '61 price list came from.

@lexi thanks for the info, I was more interested in the products than their original price... in the 60es the offer of Andreas Tuck grew substantially, probably driven by the need to satisfy a market that asked for different looking and maybe sometimes cheaper products. I would love to see such catalogue.

@Andersen You probably mean the Tuck range from the late 60s/early 70s? Yeah, that's interesting. The tables from this period totally lack the elegance of early Wegner designs. The shift was probably due to public demand for a new look but also possibly due to the fact that Wegner had a fall out with the Salesco companies and Andreas Tuck - who also after Mogens Tuck's premature death was under a new management - was forced to work with new designers. Probably Nissen and Gehl but I'm not sure about that.  But I don't know if there's a catalog available, I've certainly never seen one.

@andersen; @herringbone.  On a side note; Apologise for the diversion but thought you might be interested

Nothing to do with Andreas Tuck or his later production  but found this coffee table on Asko's (FINNA) archive. 1954. Produced on licence and with a new name and model number. 

However I do feel they have the Wegner model numbers mixed up as the AT catalogue (1952) has it as AT 308; coffee table.

@herringbone indeed that's what I meant, somehow I had in mind Tuck production started to worsen already in the mid 60es or so. And yes, seeing such catalogue would be really cool. @lexi did not know a Asko was getting the rights to produce that design. When did they do that ? Was that after Tuck closed down ?

@andersen Bruun Rasmussen do reference a 1967 Andreas Tuck catalogue in their newest auction. So such a catalog does exist. Maybe @leifericson or @cdsilva have at least seen it?

@andersen. These images are from 1954. So not after Tuck closed down.

That Asko site also has the AP 20(215) chair images from 1955.

https://finna.fi/Search/Results?filter%5B%5D=%7Eauthor_facet%3A%22Wegner+Hans%22&lookfor=ASKASKPR&type=AllFields#musketti_lahti.M44%3AASKASKPR2008001%3A

The only AT catalog I have is from 1961, which is fairly comprehensive for all of Wegner's Greatest Hits with Tuck. Looking at the excellent dated catalog of designs in the back of the Jens Bernsen book, there weren't any new Wegner AT designs developed after 1960.