Chair Ch23 in Oak and Teak by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Søn, Odense, Denmark, 1950s

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Now we once again have the iconic chair CH23, designed by the famous designer Hans J. Wegner, and manufactured by … Read more Now we once again have the iconic chair CH23, designed by the famous designer Hans J. Wegner, and manufactured by Carl Hansen & Son in Odense, Denmark. This timeless piece of furniture combines both aesthetics and functionality, making it an excellent choice for modern homes.

The chair is a true classic with an oak frame, which is combined with an elegantly curved back tray in teak. This timeless piece of furniture not only has a stunning design, but is also built to last and provide a sense of style and comfort that lasts over time.

The hind legs go up the back, which means that the anchoring to the back tray clearly appears as a decorative detail. The chair is newly braided, in double-woven paper cords by a skilled Danish craftsman.

The chair was designed in 1950 and over time has become a deeply appreciated classic in furniture design. Wegner is known for his minimalist and innovative design classics, and this particular model is one of his most famous and beloved creations. The chair's design and comfort have made it a timeless favorite among decorators and design enthusiasts alike. As a result, the chair is also very difficult to get hold of, which only increases its status as a sought-after and exclusive piece of furniture on the market.

An incredibly comfortable chair that, despite its light and elegant appearance, actually has formidable stability and provides a fantastic sitting experience. It is perfect for both relaxation and work, making it an excellent choice as a dining chair.

Some chairs are stamped in the chair frame others under the braid.

48 cm wide and 43/76 cm high.

In very good condition with few traces of use and fully braided seats in natural colored cardboard cord! This piece has an attribution mark,
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