Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen wishbone armchair

Four Hans Wegner (1914-2007) for Carl Hansen & Son 'Wishbone' Armchairs, Denmark, designed 1950, later production, painted wood, paper cording, metal label 'Carl Hansen & Son Passionate Craftsmanship

HANS WEGNER FOR CARL HANSEN, PAIR OAK "WISHBONE" ARMCHAIRS, IMPRESSED #67. HEIGHT 29"

HANS WEGNER FOR CARL HANSEN, PAIR OAK "WISHBONE" ARMCHAIRS, IMPRESSED #67. HEIGHT 29" (SEATS AS IS)

Hans Wegner (1914-2007) for Carl Hansen & Son Wishbone armchairs, pair Denmark, 1960s oak, paper cord branded marks to each 20 3/4"w x 20"d x 28 5/8"h

Mid century chair , in teak. Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son Danish Mid-Century Modern "Wishbone" arm chair, oak frame with rush seat, maker's mark underside. 28.75" H x 21" W x 20" D.

Danish Modern Frame Wegner 'CH24' or 'Wishbone' Armchairs in bleached oak with paper cord faux rush seats, designed by Hans Wegner in 1949, retaining the label from Carl Hansen & Son, Mobelfabrik, Ode

Set of Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen ''Wishbone'' Dining Chairs 28.5''x21''x19'' Each. An original vintage set of four oak with wove paper cord seat chairs. Unmarked. Some light wear from age. Overall e

Set of 4 Danish Modern Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen Wishbone Chairs. Matching set of 4 dining chairs with white enameled frames and woven rush seats. Hans Wegner/Carl Hansen & Sons label on undersides.

Description - A set of six Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen wishbone dining chairs in black. Dimensions - 29" x 21" x 22"

8 (eight) Hans Wegner (Danish, 1914-2007). 28.5 in. H x 21 in. W x 20.5 in. D each.

A Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Sons armchair, model: JH-515, rush back and seat. 33"h x 25.5"w x 18"d. Provenance: Originally from Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill in San Francisco where owner was emplo

Hans J. Wegner (1914-2007) for Carl Hansen & Søn Yoke armchair, #CH34 Denmark, 1950s teak, leather branded mark backrest swivels to add to the chair's comfort 24 3/4"w x 17 3/4"d x 28 3/4"h Prove

A pair of Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen and Sons, CH24 Wishbone chairs, each executed in oak, having a paper cord seat, and rising on tapered legs, underside with branded stamp, 28"h x 19"w

Set of four Hans Wegner Wishbone chairs. Carl Hansen label on one chair. Ash wood.

Set 4 Carl Hansen & Son Hans Wegner Danish Mid Century Modern Wishbone Chairs. Rope seats. Underside marked "Made in Denmark Carl Hansen & Son". Measures 28.75 inches high x 21.75 inches wide x 20.5 i

Designer (Artist), Manufacture: Hans Wegner; Carl Hansen & Son Markings: Hans Wegner, Carl Hansen & Son plaque Country of Origin, Materials: Denmark; oak, rush Additional Information: Reference: Desig

Two CARL HANSEN for HANS WEGNER Wishbone Lounge Chairs. Original Color Stains. Woven rush seats. Marked. -- Dimensions: H: 28 inches: W: 21.25 inches: D: 17.5 inches ---

DESCRIPTION: A Modern Danish armchair by Hans Wegner and Carl Hansen and Son, composed of wood and leather, marked along the underside "Made In Denmark" "Hans Wegner" and "Carl Hansen and Son". CIRCA:

Designed by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son, Denmark. (4) with label, either brand mark to rail or foil label. Other unsigned but with numeral stamp markings. Frames in oak with paper cord seats. So

Set of four oak Wishbone chairs with woven paper cord seats and leather cushions by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son, Denmark, designed 1949. Undersides each with metal Carl Hanson label.

SET OF FOUR DANISH DINING ROOM CHAIRS, DESIGNED BY HANS WEGNER FOR CARL HANSEN & SON. OAK FRAME, WOVEN SEAT, STAMPED ON UNDER SIDE. DAMAGE TO WEAVING. REPAIR TO ONE LEG OF ONE CHAIR. 21" W x 17" D x 2

Circa 1960. The brilliant CH 25 armchair having excellent lines. Original woven back and seat as well. Very nice sturdy condition. The back weave has a separation across the top of the rail running fr

Pair of curved back teak and rush. The Danish mid century design by Hans Wegner by Carl Hansen and Son Manufacturers stamped to underside as shown. Some light scuffs as shown, see photos. Measuring ap

Oak CH22 armchair with rush seat by Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen, Denmark, 1950s. Underside of arm branded with maker's mark.