Pragh Chair & Stool, 1948 Desks & Tables

Pragh Chair & Stool, 1948 Desks & TablesThe iconic Pragh chair was designed and produced in 1948 by Danish duo Arnold Madsen & Henry Schubell. The Pragh was a natural successor in style and form to their other masterpiece: the Clam Chair, designed in 1944 by Madsen. Both chairs were made by hand in small quantities at their small basement workshop on Gothersgade in central Copenhagen. The Pragh Chair features a curved, sweeping wing back with sculptural, spear like stained elm arms. The

King Frederik

Wegner drew distinct collections for each of the 5 factories in the group as each specialised in different furniture categories

Available in Chase Erwin's "Embrace" boucle

He subsequently established his own studio and won several prizes throughout his career

This reissued version of the Entre Bench features his signature chamfered legs and combines oak or walnut with beautiful cognac leather

the China Chair remains one of Wegner's most important works and the first of his significant chair designs to be produced

A beautiful pair of tall backed lounge chairs produced in Denmark by cabinetmakers Hans Hansen & Son

refined forms that would come to define a career spanning more than 5 decades

The horn motif is clear

This pair has been reupholstered in Dedar Karakorum ‘Ecume’ fabric

One of Finn Juhl’s most rare and sought after designs

Although France & Son's primary focus was on highly-efficient industrial production