Cane Lounge Chair, 1960s Heritage

Cane Lounge Chair, 1960s HeritageRare lounge chair produced by cabinetmakers Worts Mobelsnedkeri in Denmark in the 1960s. The original cane sides and back are in excellent condition. The frame is made from highly figured rosewood. The new soft, feather cushions are covered in premium cognac brown aniline leather.

This rare and early version of Hans Wegner's most iconic design was simply known as the 'The Chair' when it was first produced or fondly as 'The Round One' by Wegner himself

dating from the early 1940s in the manner of Fritz Hansen designs of the day

A set of 8 Model 31 dining chairs from Kai Kristiansen

Reissued as part of the Margrethe Collection

drawer fronts and edgings are made from solid

A pair of model GE-270 lounge chairs produced by Getama in Denmark

The frame and legs are solid rosewood and the internal compartments feature solid rosewood drawers and shelves

The inviting curved arms and subtle winged back are the epitome of the post-war Nordic aesthetic

Literature: "Hotel Aulanko bei Tavastehus (Hämeenlinna): Architekten Märta Blomstedt und Matti Lampén

perfectly complimenting the Karu armchair and stool from our Classic Collection

It features one lockable drawer and Wegner’s round drawer pulls

also known as the Paper Knife