Set of 4 “Wishbone” Chairs by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen, Denmark 1970

1960s Pair of lounge chairs on chrome metal base with black skai upholstery and chrome details, model Airport / Hans J. Wegner / AP Stolen, Denmark A pair of “Airport” chairs...

A truly iconic “Circle Chair”, model PP130, designed by Hans J. Wegner and manufactured by PP Mobler in Denmark around 1980. This remarkable chair is made of the highest quality oak...

A lovely sideboard, model 26, designed by Hans J. Wegner, manufactured by RY Mobler in Denmark around 1960. This appealing piece has a minimalist yet modern style. Made of high qual...

A fantastic set of six chairs, model 901 also known as the “Young Lady” chairs, designed by Paolo Rizzato and manufactured by Alias in Italy 1990. These eye-catching chairs have thr...

Beautiful spokeback sofa designed by Børge Mogensen, manufactured by Fritz Hansen in Denmark, 1963. This piece is made of high quality beechwood and is newly upholstered in light grey kvadrat fabric. The sofa has a very "open" design, showing it's structure and the used techniques from every angle. The details are really impressive, so is the unique feature of one reclining side and the leather streps that keep that side in place. The spokeback sofa has a unique history: it was designed in 1945, but didn't fit the fashion of that time. It turned out that Wegner was a true visionair, because after the sofa did get produced in 1963, it would grow to be one of Wegner most populair designs. It was copied many times, this original piece is a very rare find. A beautiful piece of Scandinavian design history that would make a true eye-catcher in any modern or Scandinavian interior! It remains in very good, vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use, preserving an amazing patina. In 1958, Børge Mogensen and his family travelled to Spain. For the hardworking designer, the trip became more than just a holiday. In Andalucia he fell in love with an old chair with a wide seat and broad armrests. Once back in Denmark, he created the Spanish chair. The chair he fell in love with is a traditional type of chair and is very common in areas influenced by ancient Islamic culture from Spain to northern India. Børge Mogensen modernised the design by removing the elaborate carvings, and thus he created his own version with his customary geometrical precision. Yet he retained the most important feature: the broad armrests that give the chair its distinctive character. The broad armrests also serve as a practical place to place a cup or a glass. By designing The Spanish chair Mogensen...

An impressive set of four dining chairs designed by Kazuhide Takahama, manufactured by Gavina in Italy around 1980. The chairs, model “Kazuki”, are made of high quality brown wood. ...

A fantastic set of 4 Hans Wegner designed wishbone chairs for Carl Hansen. These have been restored snd newly recorded with traditional danish papercord. These are made of beech wood...

A vintage set of eight CH23 designed by Hans J. Wegner and edited by Carl Hansen in 1960.Oak framework , teak backs and original paper-cord.Organic , modern and functional design com...

This is a set of seven Wishbone dining chairs, designed by Hans Wegner and produced by Carl Hansen & Son in Denmark. The chairs are made with a solid beech frame, painted white with ...

Hans J. Wegner Iconic Wishbone Chair. Model CH24 in oiled oak and papercord. Vintage version from 1970. Silver Label. Great patina on the oakwood. Set of 4

Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen, set of four dining chairs, model ‘C23’, oak, teak, cognac leather, Denmark, designed in 1950 The chair model ‘C23’ features sophisticated details that characterize Wegner’s well-known designs. Per example, note the wood joints in shape of a crucifix that highlight the backrest. As one of the first exclusively for Carl Hansen designed chairs, the ‘C23’ surprises the user until today with a combination of Danish elegance and comfort. Hans Wegner (1914-2007) is one of the most prolific furniture designers of the world. Wegner was born in 1914 in Denmark and began his apprenticeship with Danish master cabinetmaker H.F. Stahlberg when he was fourteen years old. Afterwards, he moved to Copenhagen and attended the School of Arts and Crafts between 1936 and 1938. In 1938, he was approached by the architects and designers Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller...

Bring home the authentic mid-century modern Danish furniture that has become the envy of the design world with this exquisite set of original Hans Wegner CH-23 oak & rattan dining ch...