Chair Model CH29 in Oak with Seat in Black Leather by Hans J. Wegner for Carl Hansen & Søn, 1950s

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The ch29 from carl hansen in denmark is an iconic chair that was designed back in 1952 by the world-famous … Read more The ch29 from carl hansen in denmark is an iconic chair that was designed back in 1952 by the world-famous and masterful architect hans j. Wegner. A fantastic chair, which in these examples is made of oak, is also known as the sawmill chair, which clearly reflects its unique design and functionality. Wegner's design philosophy combines aesthetics with comfort, resulting in a chair that is not only beautiful to look at, but also offers an exceptional sitting experience.

an exceptionally comfortable dining chair that offers a fantastic sitting experience and consequently one of wegner's most well-known and beloved models. It works equally well around the dining table, where it can contribute to comfort during meals, as at the desk, where it can provide optimal comfort during long hours of work or study. The elegant design and high-quality construction make it a perfect fit for different environments and stylish interiors.

the chair is made entirely of oak and has a seat that is upholstered in fabric or leather. It is a fantastic construction that looks very simple, but it hides a very advanced design and technology that provides an extremely comfortable chair! the well-thought-out construction also makes the chair very sturdy and stable, which is reminiscent of wegner's iconic ch28 armchair, to which the chair is closely related. The elegant aesthetics combined with the robust function make this chair an excellent piece of furniture that complements any room in the home.

51 cm wide and 44-81 cm high.

in very good condition with brand new upholstery that has a high load-bearing capacity and the seat is upholstered in black soft leather i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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