Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson: “Superellipse”. Dining table with steel legs. White laminate top, aluminium edge. Model B412.
Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson · "Superellipse"
· Lyngby
2,000 DKK in original currency · next bid 2,950 SEK
Piet Hein, Bruno Mathsson · "Superellipse"
· Lyngby
2,000 DKK in original currency · next bid 2,950 SEK
Condition
Normal patina due to age and use, including scratches and marks.
Read automatically from the house's condition description.
“Superellipse”. Dining table with steel legs. White laminate top, aluminium edge. Model B412. Manufactured and marked by Fritz Hansen, 1987. H. 70 cm. W. 100 cm. L. 150 cm.
Tupendan Est.
2,834 – 3,371SEK
Median 2,992 SEK for this lot, based on 4 sales of the same maker and model. Adjusted for quantity and condition (empirical factors from 31,000+ same-model sales). The range is the 25th–75th percentile.
Comparable sales
“Superellipse”. Dining table with steel legs. Top in white laminate. Model B 616. Manufactured and marked by Fritz Hansen. H. 72 cm. L. 170 cm. W. 100 cm.20/10/20262,976 SEK
“Superellipse”. Dining table with grey laminate top, mounted on chrome steel span legs. Model B411. Designed 1964. Manufactured and marked by Fritz Hansen, 1987. H. 70. L. 135. W. 90 cm.06/10/20262,407 SEK
“Superellipse”. Dining table with grey laminate top, mounted on chrome steel span legs. Model B414. Designed 1964. Manufactured and marked by Fritz Hansen, 1989. H. 70. L. 240. W. 120 cm.06/10/20263,008 SEK
“Superellipse”. Table with steel legs. Beech top. Model B 414. Manufactured by Fritz Hansen. H. 70 cm. L. 240 cm. W. 120 cm.01/09/20264,461 SEKPrice trend · “PIET HEIN, BRUNO MATHSSON Superellipse”
Open in Price History Lab70 matches of a different object type (e.g. accessories like cushions for the item) were excluded. Each sale is normalised to a neutral single item — hammer price divided by empirically measured quantity and condition factors (a pair ≈ 1.41× a single, damaged ≈ 0.82×) — the same recipe as the Tupendan valuation engine. Trend is a Theil–Sen fit over quarterly medians; under ±5%/yr we call it stable.
Same maker, similar look and description — in live auctions, across every house.
What similar lots actually hammered for — before the house's fees.