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Armchair 41

Designer: Alvar Aalto (Finnish, 1898–1976)
Retailer: New Furniture Inc. of New York (American)

Armchair

Designer: Alvar Aalto (Finnish, 1898–1976)

Medal of White Finland Capital City of Vasa Medal

Designer: Prof. Emil Vikstrom

Medal of Waldemar Ruin

Artist: Gerda Franziska Quist (Finnish, 1883–1957)

Medal of Jean Sibelius

Artist: Gerda Franziska Quist (Finnish, 1883–1957)

Pair of Palaset Storage Cubes

Designer: Ristomatti Ratia (Finnish, born 1942)
Manufacturer: Treston (Finnish, founded 1969)
Retailer: Henning Glahn Ltd. (British, active ca. 1960-ca. 1975)

Organized Freedom 7

Artist: Esko Männikkö (Finnish, born 1959)

Organized Freedom 10

Artist: Esko Männikkö (Finnish, born 1959)

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