Hans Hansen Denmark

An iconic armchair in teak and leather, Model JH501, famously known as "The Chair," designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1949. This particular version, crafted in the 1950s by Johannes Hans...

Brass pendant light by Hans J. Wegner, model “JH-1”. Wide shade lacquered white on the inside, handle that can be pulled to adjust the length of the cord. Brass ceiling cup and brass...

Pair of side chairs model no. JH504 in patinated pine and cane. Designed by Hans J. Wegner M.A.A for Johannes Hansen in 1950. Great condition.

Wegner 'CH23' Chair in Oak White Oil & Natural Papercord for Carl Hansen & Son The story of Danish Modern begins in 1908 when Carl Hansen opened his first workshop.

Hans Wegner Desk with chromed steel legs and frame, oak top and drawer cabinets. Front with six drawers and two pull-out leaves. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, 1960–1970's. H....

This stunning Hans Wegner designed shell lounge chair manufactured by Carl Hansen and son, Denmark has been professionally upholstered in new cream colored leather.

Origin: Denmark. Designer: Hans Hansen (1884–1940, workshop continued by his son).

Hans J. Wegner lounge chair in walnut elegance full grain aniline leather. Legs of brushed stainless steel. Model Oculus, made by Carl Hansen.

JH 512 - 'Fireplace chair', folding chair, in patinated oak with seat and back in partly original wicker. Original hook for wall hanging included. Designed in 1949 by Hans J. Wegner....

This was the first Cabinetmakers' exhibition where Hans J. Wegner had designed furniture for cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen.

This is a Round Tray Top Table in Teak, Model 4508, designed by Hans Engholm and Svend Age Willumsen for Fritz Hansen in Denmark in 1958.

JH540, teak and oak, original edition produced by Johannes Hansen, 1953. Underside impressed with manufacturer’s mark: JOHANNES HANSEN/COPENHAGEN/DENMARK This rare chair is on...

Designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1950, the CH25 lounge chair is a landmark in Danish furniture design.

A medium height table with a reversible, shaped edge, rectangular top of solid teak set on a solid oak base. This unit is a custom, unmarked variation from production models 562 and ...

A round extension dining table with oak top set on four tubular chrome legs each tipped with a rosewood insert. Chairs sold separately.

The Wishbone Chair was Carl Hansen's most celebrated design. Originally designed by Hans Wegner, it is light, attractive and comfortable. It's straightforward and timeless appearanc...

CH 102 - 2-seater sofa in dark brown, patinated semi-aniline leather with steel frame. Marked by manufacturer Carl Hansen & Son. Designed by Hans J. Wegner in the 1950's.

1950´s set of two fully restored Hans Wegner "Sawbuck" chairs in ebonized oak. This set of chairs have been fully restored by our cabinetmaker, frames sanded and ebonized and seats ...

The story of Danish Modern begins in 1908 when Carl Hansen opened his first workshop.

Lounge chair in oak and patinated leather. Designed by Hans J. Wegner M.A.A for Carl Hansen furniture. Great original condition.

A credenza in warm teak with a bank of five drawers and twin compartments with sliding doors and adjustable shelves, floating on turned solid teak dowel legs.

Model JH 513 - Set of four armchairs in solid teak with new textile from Hermés Paris (Ophlaine Carchemire Orage). Cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen.

A teak conference chair with turquoise vinyl cushion. Priced per chair. Set of 8 available.

An oak folding chair with slat cushion supports.

A two-tier end table with a bullnose-edged, solid teak top and shelf on an oak frame

CH445 Wingchair designed by Hans J. Wegner and produced by Carl Hansen & Søn.

Set of Six Armchairs, Model JH-701, in Birch and Steel by Hans J. Wegner, 1960s Additional Information: Material: Birch, Steel, Wenge and Leather Style: Mid Century, Scandinavian Se...

A beautiful and authentic pair of Hans J. Wegner CH22 lounge chairs, designed in 1950 for Carl Hansen & Søn — one of Wegner’s earliest lounge chair designs and a cornerstone of D...

Hans J. Wegner set of four dining chairs in solid soap treated oak, upholstered with tan full grain aniline leather. Model CH36, made by Carl Hansen.

A set of 6 chairs with wooden seat, model CH 30, made of solid teak resp. plywood. The chairs are impressive not only for their organic simplicity, but also for their detailed fi...

A rare and highly collectible Model CH-34 armchair designed by Hans J. Wegner in the 1950s, executed in richly figured Bangkok teakwood with original patinated black leather upholste...

Beautiful oak and teak side chair model CH23 for Carl Hansen & son by Hans Wegner. this timeless design one of the well known designs of dining chairs. they feature oak frames with b...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Hans Wegner Manufacturer: Johannes Hansen Era: 1949 Materials: Teak, Cane Measurements: 24.5" wide x 20" deep x 30″ tall, Seat: 17.5" tall

Early production Hans J. Wegner "CH28" lounge chair in patinated oak and dark green vintage upholstery. This example is from the early 1950s and has the most amazing patina and wood ...

Saxbo Art Deco jam jar, Hans Hansen Sterling Silver lid, 1934. Elegant jam jar in classic Saxbo stoneware with a deep blue glaze, accompanied by a Hans Hansen sterling silver lid (19...

1950´s Early edition patinated Hans Wegner sawbuck chair with original leather by Carl Hansen & Søn The iconic "Sawbuck chair" was designed by Hans Wegner in 1952 named after and in...

Hans Henrik Hansen for Royal Copenhagen. Figure in porcelain. Girl. Model number 4533. Measure: Height: 17.5 cm. In perfect condition. Stamped.

The AP40 lounge chair, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1958, is a remarkable part of the minimalist Kastrup series, which is still in use in the welcoming interior of Copenhagen Airpor...

A teak flip top low table. One side reverses to Teak. The other has a black laminate inlay. Solid oak frame.

A fine and early pair of Chinese chairs executed in bleached walnut with atypical inset leather seats having a spare, undulating and elegant form inspired by classical Chinese furnit...

A two-tier end table with a solid teak top, shelf and pullout serving tray on oak legs.

Danish design from the 1970s. — Designer: Hans J.

An important folding chair in oak with original woven caned seat and backrest, with integrated handles.

A rare oak side chair with a caned seat and back.

"Venus" lounge chair with oversized, laminated teak back and seat on a beech frame.

An oak lounge chair of generous scale having a solid wood frame and retaining the original wool upholstery.

Very rare armchair designed by Hans Wegner?

A Pair of China Chairs by Hans J. Wegner for Fritz Hansen. Designed in 1944 and manufactured by Fritz Hansen. Stained cherrywood with loose upholstered seat cushion.

1960s, Danish design by H.J.Wegner. 3-seater sofa model CH 163. Original black leather, teak wood. Partially restored: new upholstery on armrests, extra cushion filling, wood refresh...

Antique Adam & Eve porcelain figurine designed by Hans Henrik Hansen for Royal Copenhagen. Designed by HHH in 1919, model #1997. Depicts Adam and Eve seated in a pile of forbidden ...

A pair of original black leather and chromed steel. "Airport" chairs. Designed By Hans J. Wegner Manufactured By A.P, Stolen Denmark, 1960s.

A lesser known design from Hans Wegner, this versatile coffee table with flip top surface featuring black laminate on one side, fully grained teak on the other. The top is resting on...

A very rare lathe turned teak fruit bowl on a satin chromed steel three leg stand.

A very rare lathe turned teak fruit bowl on a satin chromed steel three leg stand.

A very rare lathe turned teak fruit bowl on a satin chromed steel three leg stand.

A very rare lathe turned teak fruit bowl on a satin chromed steel three leg stand.

Set of six wishbone chairs in oak and paper cord designed by Hans J Wegner. Great original condition.

The Y chair, also known as model CH24, in light oak, designed by the legendary Danish furniture architect Hans J. Wegner in 1950. A true icon of modern furniture design, the Y chair...

Circa 1960s. Made in Denmark. Hans Hansen (1884-1940) opened a goldsmith shop and smithy in Kolding, Denmark about 1906.

His designs are known for their simple elegance and functionality, and he has created several iconic pieces of furniture that are still sought after today. Carl Hansen & Søn is a re...