Hans J Wegner 'Heart' Dining Chairs FH4103 by Fritz Hansen Denmark, 1960s set of 5

SOUGHT FURNITURE LTD

£3950

An early set of five Hans J Wegner ‘The Heart' dining chairs made in Denmark by Fritz Hansen during the 1960s, Five ‘heart’ chairs Model FH4103 made from teak and beech frames, the chairs are all stackable. Original makers label which have faded with time. The chairs have been re-finished and offered in nice original condition. Price is for all five chairs. In excellent restored condition, with some minor age-related markings. Designer Hans J Wegner Producer Fritz Hansen Dimensions 73cm Tall at the back, 43cm Tall, 54cm Wide and 49cm Deep

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