Price and authentication guide
On Whoppah, a used Fritz Hansen Series 7 typically sells for about EUR 720 (median over the past two years, as of 2026-09-29). Condition, edition and materials move individual prices well above or below that. Current listings typically ask EUR 229 to EUR 1,037.
The Fritz Hansen Series 7 (Arne Jacobsen, 1955; made by Fritz Hansen (Denmark)).
Fact block (checked 2026-09-29): when your item sells on Whoppah, private sellers pay a 12.5% commission including VAT; business sellers pay 16% excluding VAT. Buyers can add Whoppah buyer protection at checkout for 5.9% of the purchase amount: the payment is held until the buyer confirms receipt, and Whoppah steps in if the item is not shipped, arrives damaged or differs clearly from the listing.
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On Whoppah, a used Fritz Hansen Series 7 typically sells for about EUR 720 (median over the past two years, as of 2026-09-29).
How do I sell my Fritz Hansen Series 7 on Whoppah?Upload a few clear photos, including labels or stamps, add dimensions and condition, and set your price. Our curation team reviews every listing before it goes live.
How can I tell if my Fritz Hansen Series 7 is original?Look for the maker's label or stamp and check construction and materials. Our authentication guide for the Fritz Hansen Series 7 lists what to look for.
The Fritz Hansen Series 7 (Arne Jacobsen, 1955; made by Fritz Hansen (Denmark)).
Lookalike plywood chairs are common. Ask for Fritz Hansen labelling or proof of purchase.
How Whoppah checks: every listing is reviewed by our curation team before it goes live, and curators can ask the seller for extra photos or proof of purchase.