Cocktail Table | Finn Juhl | 1951
Cocktail Table | Finn Juhl | 1951
The Cocktail Table is light and elegant with refined design details designed by Finn Juhl in 1951 for Baker Furniture in the United States to match the sculptural Baker Sofa. The table is manufactured in oak or walnut and with a tabletop in veneer or high-gloss laminate in white.
Please note that the actual colours and materials may vary due to different screen balances and settings. While the version shown is supposed to be viewed only as an example, individual material photos can be found via our material page.
Design:
Finn Juhl
Year:
1951, relaunched in 2009
Materials:
Frame: Oak, walnut. Tabletop: Veneer or white high gloss laminate
Model and Dimensions:
FJ 5150 L: 160 cm | W: 78 cm | H: 50 cm

The Cocktail Table is light and elegant with refined design details designed by Finn Juhl in 1951 for Baker Furniture in the United States to match the sculptural Baker Sofa. The table is manufactured in oak or walnut and with a tabletop in veneer or high-gloss laminate in white.
Design:
Finn Juhl
Year:
1951, relaunched in 2009
Materials:
Frame: Oak, walnut. Tabletop: Veneer or white high gloss laminate
Model and Dimensions:
FJ 5150 L: 160 cm | W: 78 cm | H: 50 cm

The Extravagant Cocktail Parties
The economy was booming in the US during the 1950s. Hollywood and the new upper class had made cocktail parties immensely popular and Finn Juhl was readily impressed by this newfound American extravagance, which he got to experience through his new and influential American friends.
The elegant, three-legged coffee table is a further development of his earlier eye-shaped table, but as the expression goes, "Everything has to be bigger in America". Despite its size, and thanks to its organic shape, with no sharp corners, the table allows for free movement around it.

Furniture to Match with the Cocktail Table
Match the large Cocktail Table with one of Finn Juhl's 3-seater sofas. Discover the sculptural Baker Sofa, the minimal Little Mother or the graphic 57 Sofa.