Overview
The document provides detailed information about the Pelican Table and other furniture pieces designed by Finn Juhl, originally created in 1940 and later relaunched. It highlights the historical significance and modern production details of these iconic designs.

Pelican Table
The Pelican Table was first exhibited in 1940 alongside the Pelican Chairs at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Exhibition. It was not produced again until its rediscovery at an auction in Paris nearly 75 years later. The table is now manufactured in various woods including teak, oak, walnut, Oregon pine, and black stain.

Pelican Chair
Design: Finn Juhl
Year: 1940, Relaunched 2001
Materials: Legs available in walnut, teak, oak, black
Upholstery: Fabric or leather
Dimensions: H 68 x W 85 x D 76 cm
Seat Height: 37 cm
Weight: 25 kgs
Fabric Consumption: Frame 3.35 m, Cushions 0.60 m

Pelican Table Specifications
Design: Finn Juhl
Year: 1940, Relaunched 2014
Materials: Walnut, teak, oak, black
Dimensions: Ø 63 x H 45 cm
Weight: 9 kgs

Poet Sofa
Design: Finn Juhl
Year: 1941, Relaunched 2001
Materials: Legs available in walnut, teak, oak, black
Upholstery: Fabric or leather
Dimensions: H 87 x W 135 x D 80 cm
Seat Height: 38 cm
Weight: 38 kgs
Fabric Consumption: Frame 4.90 m, Cushions 1.10 m
Note: Certain fabrics require buttons in the back.

Conclusion
The document emphasizes the artistic and historical value of Finn Juhl's designs, showcasing their timeless appeal and the meticulous craftsmanship involved in their production.