About
Founded: Exact founding year not securely documented in the sources consulted
Location: Odense, Denmark
Primary Designer: Hans J. Wegner
Speciality: Tables, desks, trolleys and related furniture
Current Status: The company is generally reported to have ceased operations in the early 1970s
Story
Andreas Tuck was a Danish furniture manufacturer based in Odense and is best known for producing tables and related furniture designed by Hans J. Wegner. The company’s exact founding year is difficult to establish from surviving documentation, so this page avoids presenting an estimated date as fact.
During the 1950s and 1960s, Andreas Tuck produced a broad range of Wegner designs, including models AT10, AT11, AT15, AT33, AT40, AT303, AT305, AT310 and AT312. Surviving examples carry manufacturer’s marks combining wording such as “ANDR. TUCK,” “DESIGN HANS J. WEGNER” and “MADE IN DENMARK.”
Andreas Tuck participated in the Salesco joint sales network alongside Carl Hansen & Søn, AP Stolen, GETAMA and Ry Møbler, helping bring Wegner furniture to export markets. The company is generally reported to have ceased operations in the early 1970s; part of Wegner’s table collection later moved to PP Møbler.
History & Works
1950s
Production of Hans J. Wegner tables expanded, with models including AT33, AT10 and AT11 documented from this period.
Early 1950s
Andreas Tuck participated in the Salesco joint sales network, one of the manufacturers supporting international distribution of Wegner furniture.
c. 1955–1965
Dining tables such as the AT310 were manufactured; surviving examples carry Andreas Tuck and Wegner maker’s marks.
1960s
The range included models such as AT15, AT40, AT312 and AT319.
Early 1970s
The company is generally reported to have ceased operations.
Mid-1970s onward
Part of Wegner’s table collection is reported to have moved to PP Møbler.
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References
Pamono — Andreas Tuck maker profile
Pamono — Hans J. Wegner / Andreas Tuck tables
period and auction records documenting Andreas Tuck maker’s marks and model numbers