Set of 10 Dining Chairs attributed to Hans Wegner Late 60 s Denmark

Set of 4 CH30 Hans Wegner Oak Dining Chairs designed for Carl Hansen & Son in the 50s-60s.

Hans Wegner - Model W1 Dining Chairs A set of 4 Model W1 dining chairs designed by Danish master Hans Wegner and produced by cabinetmakers C. M. Madsen in Denmark. The beautifully ...

A set of eight W2 oak dining chairs featuring an inset black upholstered seat and tapered legs. Stamped C M Madsens, made in Denmark, Hans J Wegner.

Set of 8 Hans Wegner GE dining chairs for GETAMA, Denmark 1950s This set is newly upholstered in Raf Simons fabric by Kvadrat.

Listed for sale is a set of ten (price listed includes all ten chairs) Hans Wegner airport chairs AP38, produced by A.P. Stolen in Denmark du...

Set of six stunning “JH 701” dining chairs by Hans J. Wegner. Steel legs, cognac leather seats and sculpted wenge backrests. Contrasting wood detail in the backrests.

Set of 3 (not two!) CH30 dining chairs by Hans Wegner in Oak and Teak and red upholstery. This 1954 design is one of the outcomes of Wegner's ongoing search for the ideal chair. The curved organic shapes and the refined details make this chair a classic Wegner. He mainly worked with wood, making optimal use of the possibilities of the material. The shapes of the CH30 Chair create a minimalist, elegant interplay of lines. The oval-shaped backrest slopes slightly backwards and offers good support for the back. The shape of the hind legs slopes backwards and thus ensures optimum stability. The seat of the chair is relatively wide and covered with red fabric stretched over a comfortable foam. The CH30P...

A beautifully matched set of eight original “CH23” dining chairs, designed by Hans J. Wegner in 1951 and produced by Carl Hansen & Søn in Denmark. Crafted in a refined combination o...

The Airport chair, model AP40, is a design from 1959 by Hans J. Wegner for the Kastrup Airport in Copenhagen. It was produced by the company AP Stolen. These 4 chairs are completely ...

Set of six W2 chairs designed in 1953 by Hans Wegner for C. M. Madsen, Denmark. Solid teak wood and new upholstery with tan leather.