Cord Rocking Chairs

Hans Wegner, Danish Modern, Beech, Danish Cord, J16 Rocking Chair, Denmark, 1950s A modernist beech and Danish cord model "j16" rocking chair originally designed by Hans Wegner for ...

The late 1940s or early 1950s Walter Lamb rocking chair predating his partnership with Brown Jordan. The chair has a frame in thick tubular bronze....

Danish Modern Beech and Corded Seat Rocker, designed by Hans Wegner for FDB Mobler, Denmark, circa 1980s. Originally designed in 1944, this has been one of Wegner’s most widely recog...

Danish rocking chair by Hans J. Wegner for PP Møbler,. Frame of soap treated ash, upholstery of Vibeke Klint Fabric. Flagline in the back. Model PP124 named Net Chair, made by PP Mø...

A beech rocking chair, suspended in seat and back with woven paper cord. Twisted paper cord woven across an open wood frame has been used to form the seats of Danish chairs since the 1940s but through the 1950s and 1960s paper cord became perhaps the most distinctive and, for some people, the type of seat most closely associated with chairs from the Danish Modern period. When thinking about custom, sustainable, or heirloom quality furniture, the materials used are as important as the design itself. One material that is often vastly underrated is Danish cord...

Danish Beech Rocking chair with Woven Papercord attributed to K. Scröder for Fritz Hansen Cabinetmakers, Denmark 1940s Twisted paper cord woven across an open wood frame has been used to form the seats of Danish chairs since the 1940s, but through the 1950s and 1960s paper cord became perhaps the most distinctive and, for some people, the type of seat most closely associated with chairs from the Danish Modern period. This model is attributed to K. Scröder, who also created armchair “model 1459”, and is believed to have been created by the famed manufactory, Fritz Hansen. When thinking about custom, sustainable, or heirloom quality furniture, the materials used are as important as the design itself. One material that is often vastly underrated is Danish cord...

A beech rocking chair, suspended in seat and back with woven paper cord. Twisted paper cord woven across an open wood frame has been used to form the seats of Danish chairs since the 1940s but through the 1950s and 1960s paper cord became perhaps the most distinctive and, for some people, the type of seat most closely associated with chairs from the Danish Modern period. When thinking about custom, sustainable, or heirloom quality furniture, the materials used are as important as the design itself. One material that is often vastly underrated is Danish cord...

This classic Hans Wegner 'J-16' Rocking Chair for Fredericia was originally designed in 1944 (Denmark) with sensually curved arms inspired by traditional Windsor and Shaker furniture, fused with Wegner’s signature lines. This Wegner J 16 example is in a white finish with corded seat, stamped underneath one arm with Made in Denmark and the production date of January 10, 1985. Consider using this Hans Wegner for Fredericia J16 Rocker in a Mid-Century Modern or Post-Modern home, also consider for a Traditional, Classical or Contemporary home or office. Works great as a standalone rocking armchair or to pair it with a sofa and coffee table, also works great as a hall chair, entryway chair...

Danish Modern style rocker with rope (cord) seat and back and beechwood frame made in Yugoslavia.

Comfortable and stylish rocker made in the 1960s in Yugoslavia. Few items and design come to us from the Eastern Bloc nations, but this piece has become an icon of modern design from...

The rocking chair J 16 was designed by Hans Wegner 1944 and manufactured by Mobler F.D.B. Denmark 1964 marked. The seat frame is made of black lacquered beechwood and the seat is ma...

Pair of Hans Wegner “J16” rockerd with corded seats for FDB Mobler, Denmark. Created in 1944, this has been one of Wegner’s most widely recognized designs. Both are marked with a pro...