If you find there are no labels present, look on the very bottom for a raised serial number, the FH logo, and "Made in Denmark" molded directly into the metal. Sometimes the sticker labels on older chairs have been removed or have fallen off with use. First edition chairs made in the late 1950s can have an FH Made in Denmark stamp directly on the leather as well. The style of the labels changed a bit over the years, but the information included is basically the same. There may be a sticker on the cylinder that attaches the top to the base, with "Made in Denmark by Fritz Hansen" and also includes a four-digit date indicating when the chair was produced. Don't see the label on a chair made prior to 2006? Look on the base. Those made after 2010 will have a brown tag. From 2006 through 2010, a red tag was used. Newer examples will have a Republic of Fritz Hansen label attached to the fabric. Looking for a label on an Egg Chair can help you determine if it is an original, and also figure out when the chair was made.
The first step to ferreting out originals when it comes to most types of antiques and collectibles is to look for a mark or label, and this includes furniture as well. The Spruce Home Improvement Review BoardĪrne Jacobsen Egg Chair Label with November, 1965 Date.
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