Denmark, 1950s Hans J. Wegner designed his iconic Papa Bear chair, model AP19, in 1951 for A.P. Stolen. This deeply comfortable whimsical lounge chair has cantilevered armrests with teak “paws” and sits upon tapering rounded teak legs. The chair requires […]
Denmark, Late 1950s Hans Wegner designed the GE240 in 1955 for GETAMA. The gently curved lines of the armrests inspired the name Cigar chair. These comfortable armchairs have a lovely oak frames and their original sprung cushions in a yellow-green […]
Denmark, 1950s Designed in 1949 by Hans Wegner and known simply as “The Chair,” model 501 features an oak frame with an elegant caned seat and cane-wrapped back. The chair is stamped with the manufacturer’s mark for Johannes Hansen on […]
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner for GETAMA in 1953, this low-back lounge chair has a solid oak frame.
Denmark, 1950s Hans Wegner designed this high-back oak sofa, model GE 375, to be reconfigurable either as a two-seater sofa with a matching easy chair as three separate chairs. The two sections with arms are together 59″ wide; the armless […]
Denmark, 1960s This classic high back lounge chair by Hans Wegner features a teak frame, wide paddle arms, and beige cushions. It is in all original condition.
Denmark, 1950s These dining chairs, model W2, were designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by C.M. Madsens. The oak frames feature an elegant curved back and gently tapered legs, and the seats are upholstered in beige textile. Manufacturer’s mark on […]
Denmark, 1950s The classic CH-28 armchair, designed by Hans Wegner in 1951, was one of the first five designs he created for Carl Hansen & Søn. These sawback armchairs are upholstered in the original wool textile and their frames have […]
Denmark, 1960s Hans Wegner designed this dining table, model AT310, for Danish manufacturer Andreas Tuck. It comprises a teak top with oak legs and base. The table includes two 15.75″ leaves that allow the table to extend to a length […]
Denmark, 1957 The papa bear chair, a modern interpretation of the classic easy chair, was designed in 1950 by Hans Wegner and manufactured by A.P. Stolen. This chair was purchased in 1957. The ottoman measures 27.5″W 16″D x 15.5″H.
Denmark, 1950s This vibrant lounge chair, designed by Hans Wegner, features a boxy seat on cylindrical stainless steel legs. It is newly upholstered in Maharam’s Hallingdal by Kvadrat: 590.
Denmark, 1940s This rare rocking chair was designed in 1942 by Hans Wegner and produced by Mikael Laursen. With its gently curving back, the chair showcases Wegner’s elegant approach to modern design. This chair has been reupholstered in rich brown […]
Denmark, 1950s This armchair by Hans Wegner for GETAMA, known as the cigar chair, features a solid oak frame with original spring cushions and upholstery.
Denmark, 1960s This sofa was designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by Getama. It is constructed of solid oak and features the original upholstered spring cushions.
Denmark, early 1960s Hans Wegner designed the RY-25 sideboard, known as the President, for the Danish company RY Møbler in 1960. The well-proportioned case sits on tapered rosewood legs and features two large tambour doors with unique steel and rosewood […]
Denmark, 1960s This sofa by Hans Wegner for Getama, known as the cigar sofa, features a solid oak frame with original spring cushions and upholstery. Corresponding pair of lounge chairs also available.
Denmark, 1960s This armchair by Hans Wegner for Getama, known as the cigar chair, features a solid oak frame with original spring cushions and upholstery. Corresponding sofa also available.
Denmark, 2008 Designed by Hans Wegner in the early 1970s, this deeply comfortable sofa, in rich black leather, sits on a polished stainless steel base that carries through to the front and back of the upholstered armrests. This timeless three-seater […]
Denmark, 20th Century Designed in 1950, these lovely easy, CH-25 chairs are simply but beautifully constructed of oak and paper cord.
Denmark, 1950s The classic CH-28 armchair was designed by Hans Wegner in 1951 and was one of the first five designs he created for Carl Hansen & Son. This Sawback armchair is upholstered in original textile and is extremely comfortable.
Denmark, 1950s This teak dining set by Hans Wegner is both beautiful and functional. Two 19.5″ extension leaves slide under the table top when not in use. The chairs measure 20 in. W x 15 in. D x 32.5 in.
Denmark, 1953 Classic Model 250 Valet or Bachelor’s chair by Hans Wegner.
Denmark, 1970s Designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured by GETAMA, this ample lounge chair features a high-back frame of solid oak in a rich, dark stain and features the original off-white upholstery. The headrest attaches to the chair back with […]
Denmark, 1950s This chair was designed by Hans Wegner in 1951 and manufactured by AP Stolen. It is composed of an oak frame with dark grey leather upholstery. The leather is well-aged with a beautiful texture and patina.
Denmark, 1950s Three-seater sofa by Hans Wegner for Getama, featuring elegant oak plank frame and original spring cushions. To capture the original essence of the piece, the sofa has been newly reupholstered in dijon yellow vintage textile.
Denmark, 1960s The Keyhole rocker was designed in 1967 by Hans Wegner for Getama. This example features an oak frame in excellent original condition, the original canvas seat, and a new leather headrest bolster.
Denmark, 1960s The iconic Papa Bear chair by Hans Wegner. Upholstery services available upon request.
Denmark, 1950s This stately sideboard by Hans Wegner is composed of a rosewood exterior with sliding rosewood tambour doors, an oak interior, and tapered rosewood legs. The interior features numerous drawers and shelves for ample storage.
Denmark, 1950s Designed in 1950 by Hans Wegner, this lovely armchair is simply but beautifully constructed of oak and paper cord.
Denmark, 1950s This lounge chair, designed by Hans Wegner, is upholstered in buttery, burgundy leather and features a boxy seat on cylindrical stainless steel legs.
Denmark, 1960s Hans Wegner’s CH-29 uses a minimum of parts to create a sturdy but visually light chair. The unusual construction allows for a wider seat in the front; along with the curved backrest, this makes the chair extremely comfortable […]
Denmark, 1950s Three-seater sofa by Hans Wegner for Getama, featuring elegant oak plank frame and original spring cushions. This sofa has been updated with a two-tone design featuring newly upholstered leather arms that add interest and durability to this piece.
Denmark, 1950s This stately sideboard by Hans Wegner is composed of a rosewood exterior with sliding rosewood tambour doors, an oak interior, and geometric steel legs. The interior features numerous drawers and shelves for ample storage.
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner, this piece consists of two units. The upper portion features one adjustable shelf above a secretary desk that conceals a desk lamp and numerous storage compartments. The lower portion features six drawer of various […]
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner, this handsome clean-lined cabinet comprises two case pieces, each with abundant shelving. Giving the cabinet a subtle two-tone effect, the exterior frame is made of oak, while the doors are made of teak with […]
Denmark, 1940s Hans Wegner designed this oak rocking chair, model ML-33, for Mikael Laursen in the 1940s. The rare rocker, the first that Wegner designed, showcases his elegant approach to modern design, with Danish tradition suggested by the carvings of […]
Denmark, 1960s Designed in 1969 in collaboration with PP Møbler, the PP 203 chair is composed of an oak frame with an elegant rosewood inlay and a natural paper cord seat.
Denmark, 1950s Designed in 1950, these lovely easy chairs are simply but beautifully constructed of oiled oak and paper cord.
Denmark, 1950 This sleek armchair, designed by Hans Wegner for Getama in 1950, is newly reupholstered in Knoll classic boucle. Signed on underside with manufacturer’s mark.
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner, this beautiful sofa, with a slat-back and upholstered arms, seats four comfortably.
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner in 1951 and produced by A.P. Stolen, this sturdy armchair, model AP16, features an oak frame with a broad curved back and carved armrests. It retains the original red wool upholstery.
Denmark, 1960s This Papa Bear chair by Hans Wegner was reupholstered previously in light grey wool and is in excellent vintage condition.
Denmark, 1950s This daybed by Hans Wegner has an oak frame with a rattan backrest that lifts up and locks in place to allow for use as a twin bed and to reveal a bedding storage area. Original spring cushion […]
Denmark, 1960s This armchair by Hans Wegner for Getama, known as the cigar chair, features a solid oak frame with original spring cushions and upholstery.
Denmark, 1950s Designed by Hans Wegner for GETAMA in the fifties, this solid oak coffee table provides a generous surface space that expands to 62 inches when the curved drop leaves are extended.
Denmark, 1960s This Papa Bear chair and ottoman by Hans Wegner is in original condition with teal wool upholstery. The ottoman measures 27.5″W 16″D x 15.5″H.
Denmark, 1947 This iconic design, an exaggerated take on the classic Windsor chair, is Hans Wegner’s first well-known piece. Signed with manufacturer’s mark on underside of seat.
Denmark, 1960’s This rare bank seat sofa by Hans Wegner is upholstered in a vibrant Halligdal wool textile.
Denmark, 1950s Hans Wegner designed this minimalist lounge chair, model GE-260A, for Getama in 1950. The solid oak frame supports a striking high back to which the tapered arms are attached with brass fittings. The spring coil system gives the […]
Denmark, 1950’s Three teak tables nest neatly together. Signed on underside with branded mark.
Denmark, 1950’s Very comfortable oak frame high back lounge chair by Hans Wegner for Getama.
Denmark, 1954 This handsome double sideboard by Hans Wegner for Ry Møbler is solidly constructed of oiled teak. The upper case features sliding doors that open onto adjustable shelving; the lower case houses six roomy drawers with contrasting tab drawer […]
Denmark, 1947 This classic design is Hans Wegner’s first well-known piece.
Denmark, 1960’s This beautiful example of the Ox chair and ottoman is in excellent condition.
Denmark, 1950’s Very comfortable oak frame high back lounge chair by Hans Wegner for Getama. Newly reupholstered in Knoll textile Cuddlecloth in Black Sheep. Ottoman measures 22.5″ W x 19″ D x 15″ H.
Denmark, 1950’s Three-seater sofa by Hans Wegner for Getama, featuring elegant oak plank frame and original spring cushions. To capture the original essence of the piece, the sofa has been newly reupholstered in dijon yellow vintage textile.
Denmark, 1950’s Designed in 1950, these lovely easy chairs are simply but beautifully constructed of oiled oak and paper cord.
Denmark, 1951 The classic CH-28 armchair was designed by Hans Wegner in 1951 and was one of the first five designs he created for Carl Hansen & Son. This Sawbuck armchair is upholstered in original leather and is extremely comfortable.
Denmark, 1950’s This set of six classic dining chairs by Hans Wegner features classic joinery which adds beautiful detail. The paper cord on all six chairs is in very good condition.
Denmark, 1960’s This classic Hans Wegner Papa Bear chair has been expertly reupholstered in Maharam Hallingdal textile.
Denmark, 1950’s This rare solid oak sideboard by Hans Wegner features beautiful sliding rattan doors. Adjustable shelving on the left and adjustable felt-lined sliding trays on the right.
Denmark, 1950’s This classic high back lounge chair by Hans Wegner features wide paddle arms and is all original condition with vibrant green textile.
Denmark, 1940s This classic rocker by Hans Wegner comes with a custom-made cushion.
Denmark, 1960’s This chair has a great presence and a striking look from all angles. Solid and comfortable, this chair is trimmed in white piping which accentuates its unique design.
Denmark, 1950’s Designed in 1950, these lovely easy chairs are simply but beautifully constructed of oiled oak and paper cord.
Denmark, early 1960s Designed by Hans Wegner for Getama, this side table features a grid of green ceramic tiles set into an oak frame, perfect for a sun room.
Denmark, 1960’s This Papa Bear chair is upholstered with original wool textile.
Denmark, 1960’s This comfortable sofa by Hans Wegner has original spring cushions which have been reupholstered with Knoll textile. The exposed oak frame makes this piece lovely to look at from all sides.
Denmark, 1960’s This stunning sideboard by Hans Wegner is solidly constructed of oiled teak. The upper portion has sliding doors which open to reveal adjustable shelving, and the lower portion has six roomy drawers, one of which is felt-lined. Although […]
Denmark, 1960’s The unusual construction of Wegner’s CH_29 Wegner makes this chair as sturdy as any traditional chair but using fewer parts. This design allows for the seat to be wider in the front, which along with the heavily curved […]
Denmark, 1950’s A rare find for its size, this beautiful piece by acclaimed Danish designer Hans Wegner seats four comfortably.
Denmark, 1950’s This rare solid oak sideboard by Hans Wegner features beautiful sliding rattan doors. Adjustable shelving on the left and adjustable felt-lined sliding trays on the right.
Denmark, 1960’s This Papa Bear chair and ottoman by Hans Wegner is in excellent all-original condition with charcoal grey wool upholstery.
Danish, 1964 This Hans Wegner daybed has an oak frame with upholstered backrest that lifts up and locks in place to allow for use as a twin bed and to reveal a bedding storage area. Reupholstered with vintage textile.
Denmark, 1960’s This impressive sideboard by Hans Wegner is solidly constructed of oiled teak. The upper portion has sliding doors which open to reveal adjustable shelving, and the lower portion has six roomy drawers, one of which is felt-lined. Although […]