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Sep. 16, 2026
Grete Juel Jalk; Denmark 1920-2006; 'Model 128' teak lounge chair for France & Søn, Denmark
Est: R42,000 - R48,000
Grete Juel Jalk Denmark 1920-2006 'Model 128' teak lounge chair for France & Søn, Denmark c.1960 original maker's mark present height: 77cm; width: 80cm; depth: 74cm
Strauss & Co
Aug. 20, 2026
Grete Jalk, Armchair
Est: $700 - $900
Grete Jalk Armchair France and Sons Denmark, 1960 upholstery, teak 30.5 h x 32 w x 31 d in (77 x 81 x 79 cm) Provenance: Collection of Normand Mainville This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.
Wright
Aug. 12, 2026
GRETE JALK DANISH TEAK SQUARE TRAY TOP COFFEE TABLE
Est: $80 - $120
Grete Jalk Danish teak square tray top coffee table Dimensions: Height: 20.5 inches, Width: 37.5 inches, Depth: 37.5 inches. ---
Uniques & Antiques
Jun. 27, 2026
GRETE JALK FOR GLOSTRUP TEAK SIDE TABLE
Est: $100 - $200
GRETE JALK FOR GLOSTRUP TEAK SIDE TABLE Danish, mid-20th century. Square side table with lipped edge on round tapering legs.
Selkirk Auctioneers & Appraisers
Jun. 26, 2026
Jalk, Grete Juel Kopenhagen 1920 - 2006 Skodborg, dänische Möbeldesignerin sowie Autorin und Mitherausgeberin der Zeitschrift Mobilia, quadratischer Couchtisch, Entwurf: 1960er Jahre für Glostrup Møbe
Est: €120 - €240
Jalk, Grete Juel Kopenhagen 1920 - 2006 Skodborg, dänische Möbeldesignerin sowie Autorin und Mitherausgeberin der Zeitschrift Mobilia, quadratischer Couchtisch, Entwurf: 1960er Jahre für Glostrup Møbelfabrik, Dänemark (Herstelleraufkleber), Teakholz, spindelförmige Beine mit umlaufender Verstrebung, Tischplatte mit leicht auswärts gebogenem Rand, HxBxT: 41/70/70 cm. Normale Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, kleine Flecken.
Yves Siebers Auktionen GmbH
Jun. 25, 2026
Grete Jalk (1920-2006), a hocker, for P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik
Est: €300 - €500
Marked underneath. 1960s, Denmark , 37 x 61 x 36 cm.
Venduehuis Auctioneers The Hague
Jun. 25, 2026
Grete Jalk (1920-2006), a 'PJ56' teak easy chair and a hocker, for P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik
Est: €300 - €500
Marked underneath,1960s, Denmark, 100 x 72 x 77 cm / 37 x 61 x 36 cm,
Venduehuis Auctioneers The Hague
Jun. 25, 2026
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) for Glostrup Mobelfabrik Coffee table, circa 1960 Rosewood
Est: £300 - £400
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) for Glostrup Mobelfabrik Coffee table, circa 1960 Rosewood Manufacturer's label 42.5cm high, 130cm wide, 55cm deep CITES no. 26GBA10CPSXPK
Roseberys
Jun. 23, 2026
Grete Jalk (Danish, 1920–2006) Rosewood Armchair, designed 1960s, height 70 cm width 77 cm depth 75 cm
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Grete Jalk (Danish, 1920–2006) Rosewood Armchair, designed 1960s manufactured by France & Son, off-white Kvadrat removable cushions, shield back with curved lower back, armrests
Shapiro Auctioneers
Jun. 15, 2026
Grete Jalk (1920-2006), teakhouten trolley voor P. Jeppesen, Denemarken
Est: €160 - €300
Grete Jalk (1920-2006), teakhouten trolley voor P. Jeppesen, Denemarken Serveerwagen met opvouwbaar bovenblad, eind jaren ’50 ontworpen.
Vendu Dickhaut Maastricht
Jun. 06, 2026
Grete JALK (1920-2006):
Est: €1,000 - €1,500
Grete JALK (1920-2006): Trois fauteuils modèle "128" en teck, garniture orangé baltica (pour deux) et marron (pour l'une) Edition France & Son (cachet) Années 1950. H: 75 - L: 73 - P: 77 cm Joint deux tissus de rechange de garniture. Provenance : Bobois + ariad, facture 12 aout 1965
Pousse-Cornet
Jun. 04, 2026
Grete Jalk, Rare nesting tables, set of three
Est: $20,000 - $30,000
Grete Jalk Rare nesting tables, set of three Poul Jeppesen Denmark, 1962 bent plywood with teak veneer 16.375 h x 30.75 w x 14.5 d in (42 x 78 x 37 cm) Branded manufacturer's marks to underside of smallest example 'PJ' and 'Danish'. Stamped number to underside of smallest example '22'. Provenance: Private Collection Literature: Scandinavian Design, Fiell and Fiell, pg. 168 This work will ship from Lambertville, New Jersey.
Wright
May. 16, 2026
Grete Jalk, Sofa / Daybed
Est: €1,500 - €3,000
Design circa 1965. Executed by Poul Jeppesen, 1960s/70s. Teak, wool fabric. 72 x 204 x 100 cm, seat height 35 cm. Marked with manufacturer's plaque.
Kunst und Design Auktionshaus Schops Turowski
May. 01, 2026
GRETE JALK FOR GLOSTRUP ROSEWOOD COFFEE TABLE
Est: $50 - $10,000
Rectangular top with rounded edges and slatted rack shelf. Tagged underneath. Denmark, circa 1960s. Dimensions: H 20" x W 63.25" x D 23.25" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including minor rubs and scuffs to top and legs..
Westport Auction
Apr. 23, 2026
GRETE JALK
Est: €1,500 - €2,000
GRETE JALK Coppia di poltrone mod. 118 Struttura in legno, seduta, schienale e braccioli imbottiti rivestiti in tessuto. Etichetta del produttore Prod. France & Son, anni '60 cm 82x82x75 Difetti
Sant'Agostino Casa d'Aste
Apr. 01, 2026
GRETE JALK (1920-2006) - Coffee table
Est: €600 - €800
Denmark, c.1960, in teak, square-section top with overhanging edge, design by Grete Jalk for Glostrup Møbelfabrick. Marked on the base. Signs of use. Dim.: 79×70×70cm.
Marques dos Santos
Mar. 18, 2026
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Table
Est: €1,600 - €2,200
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Table Palissandre Edition Poul Jeppessen Date de création : vers 1960 H72.5 Ø120 cm Table ronde en palissandre. Édition Poul Jeppesen (Danemark), vers 1960. H 72,5 × Ø 120 cm. Grete Jalk (Copenhague, 1920 – 2006) est l'une des grandes figures du design danois de l'après-guerre. Formée à l'École des Arts décoratifs de Copenhague sous la direction de Kaare Klint, elle développe une œuvre de mobilier d'une grande cohérence formelle, caractérisée par des lignes souples, des matériaux nobles — palissandre, teck — et une qualité d'exécution exemplaire. Sa collaboration avec Poul Jeppesen produit certaines des pièces les plus raffinées du mobilier danois des années 1960. Cette table ronde en palissandre (Ø 120 cm) est une pièce de collection idéale pour les amateurs du design danois golden age. Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Table Rosewood Edition Poul Jeppessen Creation date: circa 1960 H72.5 Ø120 cm Round table in rosewood. Edition Poul Jeppesen (Denmark), circa 1960. H 72.5 × Ø 120 cm. Grete Jalk (Copenhagen, 1920 - 2006) is one of the great figures of post-war Danish design. Trained at the Copenhagen School of Decorative Arts under Kaare Klint, she developed a body of furniture of great formal coherence, characterized by supple lines, noble materials - rosewood, teak - and exemplary craftsmanship. Her collaboration with Poul Jeppesen produced some of the most refined pieces of Danish furniture of the 1960s. This round rosewood table (Ø 120 cm) is an ideal collector's item for fans of Danish golden age design. Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Mesa Palo de rosa Edición Poul Jeppessen Fecha de creación: hacia 1960 H72,5 Ø120 cm Mesa redonda de palisandro. Edición de Poul Jeppesen (Dinamarca), hacia 1960. H 72,5 × Ø 120 cm. Grete Jalk (Copenhague, 1920 - 2006) es una de las grandes figuras del diseño danés de posguerra. Formada en la Escuela de Artes Decorativas de Copenhague con Kaare Klint, desarrolló un mobiliario de gran coherencia formal, caracterizado por líneas suaves, materiales nobles - palisandro, teca - y una artesanía ejemplar. Su colaboración con Poul Jeppesen dio lugar a algunas de las piezas más refinadas del mobiliario danés de los años sesenta. Esta mesa redonda de palisandro (Ø 120 cm) es una pieza de coleccionista ideal para los amantes del diseño danés de la edad de oro. Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Tisch Palisander Edition Poul Jeppessen Entstehungsdatum: ca. 1960 H72.5 Ø120 cm Runder Tisch aus Palisanderholz. Edition Poul Jeppesen (Dänemark), um 1960. H 72,5 × Ø 120 cm. Grete Jalk (Kopenhagen, 1920 - 2006) ist eine der großen Persönlichkeiten des dänischen Designs der Nachkriegszeit. Sie wurde an der Kunstgewerbeschule in Kopenhagen unter der Leitung von Kaare Klint ausgebildet und entwickelte ein Möbelwerk von großer formaler Kohärenz, das sich durch weiche Linien, edle Materialien - Palisander, Teakholz - und eine beispielhafte Ausführungsqualität auszeichnet. Ihre Zusammenarbeit mit Poul Jeppesen bringt einige der raffiniertesten dänischen Möbelstücke der 1960er Jahre hervor. Dieser runde Tisch aus Palisanderholz (Ø 120 cm) ist ein ideales Sammlerstück für Liebhaber des dänischen Golden-Age-Designs. Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Tavolo Legno di palissandro Edizione Poul Jeppessen Data di creazione: circa 1960 H72,5 Ø120 cm Tavolo rotondo in palissandro. Pubblicato da Poul Jeppesen (Danimarca), circa 1960. H 72,5 × Ø 120 cm. Grete Jalk (Copenaghen, 1920 - 2006) è una delle grandi figure del design danese del dopoguerra. Formatasi alla Scuola di Arti Decorative di Copenaghen sotto la guida di Kaare Klint, ha sviluppato un corpus di mobili di grande coerenza formale, caratterizzati da linee flessuose, materiali nobili - palissandro, teak - e da una maestria esemplare. La sua collaborazione con Poul Jeppesen ha prodotto alcuni dei più raffinati mobili danesi degli anni Sessanta. Questo tavolo rotondo in palissandro (Ø 120 cm) è un oggetto da collezione ideale per gli appassionati del design danese dell'epoca d'oro.
Francois EPIN Auction
Mar. 04, 2026
Grete JALK
Est: €15,000 - €25,000
Grete JALK Chauffeuse dite « GJ chair » modèle 300/1 – 1963 Structure en hêtre moulé, contreplaqué de teck, laiton et acier Poul Jeppesen Møbelfabrik éditeur 74 × 62 × 67 cm Provenance : Artifical Gallery, Nuremberg Expositions : Kurienhaus Köln, Layers, 2012 Bavarian State Ministry of Finance, Regional Development and Homeland, Points of Seating – What Is a Good Chair? Private, Public, Institutional, February 2016 Ahlen, Kunstmuseum Ahlen , I Am a Chair, 2018 Bibliographie : T. Schriefers, I am a chair, Éditions Löffler Collection, Reichenschwand, 2018, p. 206 Noritsugu Oda, Danish Chairs, Korinsha press, 1999, p. 159 Grete JALK A Molded beech wood frame, chestnut plywood, brass and steel “GJ chair” mod. 300/1 loungechair by Grete Jalk for Poul Jeppesen Møbelfabrik - 1963 29.10 × 24.40 × 26.40 in.
Artcurial
Mar. 01, 2026
Grete Jalk - Sofa
Est: $800 - $1,200
A Danish teak sofa by Grete Jalk for France & Sons. All measurements are in inches. Height x Width x Depth
Barton's Auction
Feb. 24, 2026
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age.
Est: €1,200 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and curved wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which led to the establishment of a new style with a modern character that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Feb. 24, 2026
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age.
Est: €1,300 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and bent wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which resulted in the establishment of a new modern style that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Feb. 17, 2026
GRETE JALK FOR GLOSTRUP DANISH TEAK LOUNGE CHAIRS
Est: $50 - $10,000
Model "Vario" armchair. Teak frame with beige tone upholstered cushions. Tagged underneath. Denmark, circa 1960s. Dimensions: H 37.25" x W 28.25" x D 34" x Sh 16" Condition: Faint rubs and scuffs to armrests and legs, Wear consistent with age and use.
Westport Auction
Jan. 27, 2026
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name.
Est: €1,300 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and bent wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which resulted in the establishment of a new modern style that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 27, 2026
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age
Est: €1,200 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and curved wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which led to the establishment of a new style with a modern character that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 21, 2026
GRETE JALK FOR POUL JEPPESEN ROSEWOOD BAR CART
Est: $50 - $10,000
with flip open expandable top and remnants of Jeppesen sticker. Dimensions: H 23" x W 27.75" x D 17.75" Extended W 35.75" x D 27.75" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use including minor scratches and scuffs. G087
Westport Auction
Jan. 12, 2026
GRETE JALK STYLE DANISH TEAK DROP-LEAF SIDE TABLE
Est: $50 - $10,000
Teak side table with (2) drop leaves. On castors. Denmark, circa 1960s. Dimensions: H 24.5" x W 27.5" x D 15.75". Leaves W 7.5". Condition: Minor scuffs and scratches, wear consistent with age and use. DMT096
Westport Auction
Jan. 06, 2026
GRETE JALK FOR FRANCE & SON TEAK COFFEE TABLE
Est: $50 - $10,000
Danish teak coffee table featuring a square top, sculptural edges emphasizing organic silhouette by Grete Jalk for France & Son. Apparently unmarked. Denmark. Dimensions: H 19" x W 27.5" x D 27.5" Condition: Some marks and scuffs to surface, with a minor ding. PQ224
Westport Auction
Jan. 04, 2026
Grete Jalk - Teak Coffee Table
Est: $400 - $600
A teak coffee table with slat shelf by Grete Jalk. All measurements are Height x Width x Depth.
Barton's Auction
Dec. 22, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age.
Est: €1,300 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark 1920-2006). Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak and pillows in light fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and bent wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which resulted in the establishment of a new modern style that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 22, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age.
Est: €1,200 - €1,400
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa, model 118. Designed in 1963. Teak frame and loose cushions upholstered brown fabric. Signs of wear considering the age. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Produced by for France & Son. Measurements: 78 x 190 x 75 cm, 44 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's three-seater sofa 118 is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1963. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and curved wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which led to the establishment of a new style with a modern character that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Dec. 10, 2025
GRETE JALK (1920-2006) - Coffee table
Est: €900 - €1,200
Denmark, c.1960, in teak, square-section top with overhanging edge, design by Grete Jalk for Glostrup Møbelfabrick. Marked on the base. Minor scratches, signs of use. Dim.: 79×70×70cm.
Marques dos Santos
Dec. 03, 2025
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) & Ejner Larsen (1917-1987) Armchair
Est: €4,000 - €6,000
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) & Ejner Larsen (1917-1987) Armchair Teak, fabric and leather Edited by Willy Beck Denmark Model created in 1946 H 109×L 73×W 70cm Grete Jalk (1920-2006) & Ejner Larsen (1917-1987) Fauteuil Teck, textile et cuir Édition Willy Beck Denmark Modèle créé en 1946 H 109×L 73×P 70cm
Piasa
Nov. 19, 2025
Grete JALK
Est: €5,000 - €7,000
Grete JALK Rare table - circa 1960 Piètement en palissandre, plateau extensible en palissandre et formica noir Édition P. Jeppesens Møbelfabrik Marque de l’éditeur 71 × 135 × 135 cm (sans rallonges) 71 × 245 × 135 cm (avec deux rallonges) A rare rosewood and black formica extensible table by Grete Jalk for P. Jeppesens Møbelfabrik - circa 1960 27.95 × 53.15 × 53.15 in. (without extensions) 27.95 × 96.46 × 53.15 in. (with two extensions) Lot composé de matériaux organiques en provenance d'espèces en voie de disparition, des restrictions quant à l'importation ou l'exportation peuvent s'appliquer ou un certificat CITES peut être nécessaire. Pour une sortie de l'UE, un CITES de ré-export peut être nécessaire, celui-ci étant à la charge du futur acquéreur. Cette information est donnée à titre indicatif. L'absence de ce symbole ne garantit pas qu'il n'y ait pas de restriction quant à l'importation ou l'exportation d'un lot. Import or Export restrictions may apply or a CITES Licence might be needed as this lot contains organic material from endangered species. This information is given for indicative purpose. The absence of this symbol is not a warranty that there are no restrictions regarding import or export of a lot. Grete JALK
Artcurial
Nov. 19, 2025
Grete JALK
Est: €5,000 - €7,000
Grete JALK Lit de repos mod. 6-3 - 1959 Structure en pin, coussin en tissu crème capitonné, boutons en feutre Édition Poul Jeppesen Marque de l’éditeur 37 × 200 × 110 cm Bibliographie : Mobilia, n°56/57, avril 1960. Modèle similaire p. 50 A pine, fabric and felt mod. 6-3 daybed by Grete Jalk for Poul Jeppesen - 1959 14.57 × 78.74 × 43.31 in. Grete JALK
Artcurial
Jul. 01, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for Poul Jeppesen Mobelfabrik. PJ 56 chair. Design 1950-1959. Rosewood with original patina intact. Cushion exhibits wear and tear.
Est: €2,500 - €3,000
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for Poul Jeppesen Mobelfabrik. PJ 56 chair. Design 1950-1959. Rosewood with original patina intact. Cushion exhibits wear and tear. Measurements: 84 x 72 x 78 cm; 39 cm (seat height). Grete Jalk's PJ 56 chair is an iconic piece of mid-20th century Danish furniture design, designed in 1952. It represents Jalk's mastery of creating elegant, ergonomic and visually light furniture, often using laminated and curved wood. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which led to the establishment of a new modern style that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Jun. 29, 2025
Grete Jalk(1920-2006) A SET OF FD128
Est: NT$170,000 - NT$340,000
作者(Artist):Grete Jalk(1920-2006) 尺寸(Size):W:78 D:71 H:75.5 SH:41 cm。材質：玫瑰木、皮革。
Ethereal Auctioneers
May. 28, 2025
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) 'GJ chair'
Est: €20,000 - €30,000
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) 'GJ chair' Teak plywood Edited by Poul Jeppesen Møbelbabrik Model created in 1962 H 73 × L 63,5 × W 73 cm Bibliography : - 'Modern Furniture', E. Moody, Dutton Vista, 1969, similar model p. 87 - 'Danish Chairs', N. Oda, Chronicle Books, 1999, similar model p. 159 Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Chaise dite ‘GJ chair' Teck contreplaqué Édition Poul Jeppesen Møbelbabrik Modèle créé en 1962 H 73×L 63,5×P 73cm Bibliographie : - ‘Modern Furniture', E. Moody, Dutton Vista, 1969, modèle simialaire p.87 - ‘Danish Chairs', N. Oda, Chronicle Books, 1999, modèle similaire p.159 - ‘Dansk Kunsthåndværk', n°6, 1964, modèle similaire p.196
Piasa
May. 08, 2025
GRETE JALK. Extendable round table for POUL JEPPESEN
Est: €800 - €1,200
GRETE JALK (Copenhagen 1920 - 2006). Extendable round table in wood and ebonized wood with two extensions (Length approx. 55 cm each). Made by POUL JEPPESEN. Minor defects. GRETE JALK (Copenhagen 1920 - 2006). Tavolo rotondo allungabile in legno e legno ebanizzato con due prolunghe (Lung. 55 cm ca. cad). Produzione POUL JEPPESEN. Lievi difetti.
Viscontea Casa d'Aste s.r.l.
Apr. 30, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa. 1960. Teak wood and greenish blue fabric upholstery. Restored, in very good condition. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name.
Est: €2,800 - €3,200
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. Three-seater sofa. 1960. Teak wood and greenish blue fabric upholstery. Restored, in very good condition. With metal plate with reference number and manufacturer's name. Measurements: 76 x 192 x 74 cm; 42 cm (seat height). Three-seater sofa, designed by Grete Jalk in the early sixties. The teak wood structure has a handcrafted finish and a light aesthetic characteristic of Danish design, with tapered legs and oval profile armrests that print subtle curves in an armature of rectilinear crossbeams. Loose cushions upholstered in blue-green fabric make up seats and backrests. Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen School of Design for Women between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint. In 1946 she won first prize in the Cabinetmakers' Guild annual competition, and five years later her designs were much admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its thoughtful designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future homeowners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were realized by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. By the 1960s, Jalk had developed its own distinctive style, which led to the establishment of a new style with a modern character that reflected the needs of the time. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen, are among the most coveted names in today's vintage market. Many of the pieces still in circulation retain their original labels. Their productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Apr. 17, 2025
GRETE JALK FOR FRANCE & SON ROSEWOOD COFFEE TABLE
Est: $50 - $10,000
France & Son label to underside. Danish. Circa 1950s. Dimensions: H 21.5" x W 59"x D 26". Condition: Moderate nicks and dings on edges. Scattered scratches and marks, Wear consistent with age and use. GCD143
Westport Auction
Apr. 08, 2025
GRETE JALK FOR POUL JEPPESEN DANISH MODERN TEAK COFFEE TABLE.
Est: $150 - $250
Grete Jalk for Poul Jeppesen Danish Modern Teak Coffee Table. Dimensions: Height: 16 inches, Width: 63 inches, Depth: 24 inches. ---
Uniques & Antiques
Apr. 01, 2025
Grete Jalk, Benches, pair
Est: $2,000 - $3,000
Grete Jalk Benches, pair Denmark, c. 1960 mahogany, upholstery 15.5 h x 39.75 w x 12 d in (39 x 101 x 30 cm) Benches each feature a lower shelf. This work will ship from Chicago, Illinois.
Wright
Mar. 22, 2025
Jalk, Grete (1920 Kopenhagen - Skodborg 2006)
Est: €150 - €180
Lounge-Sessel "Modell 118". Teakholzgestell, lila Wollkissen (lose). Stärkere Kratzer, kl. Ausbruch mit Schraube. Nach einem Entwurf von 1958. Innenzarge mit Herstellerplakette France & Son, Dänemark. H. 76 cm.
Dannenberg
Mar. 22, 2025
Jalk, Grete (1920 Kopenhagen - Skodborg 2006)
Est: €200 - €240
Lounge-Sessel "Modell 118". Teakholzgestell, lila Wollkissen (lose). Kratzer. Nach einem Entwurf von 1958. Innenzarge mit Herstellerplakette France & Son, Dänemark. H. 76 cm.
Dannenberg
Feb. 24, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. A pair of lounge chairs, model 118. With solid teak frames, original loose back and seat cushions with green upholstery.
Est: €1,800 - €2,000
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. A pair of lounge chairs, model 118. With solid teak frames, original loose back and seat cushions with green upholstery. Manufactured by France & Son, with the manufacturer's signature. Wear due to age and use. Measurements: 78 x 78 x 73 cm. 43 cm. (seat height). Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen Women's School of Design between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint . In 1946 she won first prize in the annual competition of the Guild of Cabinetmakers, and five years later her designs were widely admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its well-thought-out designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future owners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were made by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. In the 1960s, Jalk had developed her own distinctive style which led to the establishment of a new modern style that met the needs of the moment. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen - are among the most sought-after names on the vintage market today. Many of the pieces that still circulate retain their original labels. Her productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 22, 2025
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Pair of armchairs and footrest
Est: €5,000 - €7,000
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Pair of armchairs and footrest Tubular steel and fabric Edited by Fritz Hansen Model created circa 1967 H 71 ×L 76×W 67cm (armchair) H 33 × Ø 61 cm (footrest) Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Paire de fauteuils et un ottoman Acier tubulaire et textile Édition Fritz Hansen Modèle créé vers 1967 H 71 ×L 76×P 67cm (fauteuil) H 33 × Ø 61 cm (ottoman)
Piasa
Jan. 22, 2025
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Pair of nesting tables
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Pair of nesting tables Teak plywood Edited by Paul Jepperson Model created circa 1963 H 40 × L 51 × W 36 cm H 38 × L 42 × W 33 cm Grete Jalk (1920-2006) Paire de tables gigognes Contreplaqué de teck Édition Paul Jepperson Modèle créé vers 1963 H 40×L 51 ×P 36cm H 38×L 42×P 33cm
Piasa
Jan. 20, 2025
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. A pair of lounge chairs, model 118. With solid teak frames, original loose back and seat cushions with green upholstery.
Est: €1,800 - €2,000
GRETE JALK (Denmark, 1920-2006) for France & Son. A pair of lounge chairs, model 118. With solid teak frames, original loose back and seat cushions with green upholstery. Manufactured by France & Son, with the manufacturer's signature. Wear due to age and use. Measurements: 78 x 78 x 73 cm. 43 cm. (seat height). Jalk, considered one of the most influential designers of Danish modernism, studied cabinetmaking at the Copenhagen Women's School of Design between 1940 and 1942, and completed her training at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with the influential designer Kaare Klint . In 1946 she won first prize in the annual competition of the Guild of Cabinetmakers, and five years later her designs were widely admired at the 1951 Milan Triennale. Jalk is known for its well-thought-out designs, carefully tailored to the needs of future owners, and for embracing technological and social progress, which were made by leading manufacturers such as Henning Jensen, Poul Jeppesen and Fritz Hansen. In the 1960s, Jalk had developed her own distinctive style which led to the establishment of a new modern style that met the needs of the moment. France & Søn - and its predecessor, France & Daverkosen - are among the most sought-after names on the vintage market today. Many of the pieces that still circulate retain their original labels. Her productions were designed by the most important Danish designers of the mid-century, such as Hvidt & Mølgaard, Grete Jalk, Finn Juhl, Arne Vodder and Ole Wanscher.
Setdart Auction House