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Hans Wegner for AP Stolen Model AP63 4-Seater Sofa in Black Leather and Brazilian Rosewood

 

 

 

Rare Hans Wegner AP63 / 4 seater sofa by AP Stolen in Rosewood and Leather

R118 000,00Price
  • Vintage Hans Wegner for AP Stolen Model AP63/4 Sofa in Brazilian rosewood and leather.


    This rare and magnificent sofa, very rarely seen in a four-seater version, is a masterpiece by the legendary Danish designer Hans J. Wegner for renowned manufacturer AP Stolen. Made with a solid Brazilian rosewood frame and original black leather upholstery, this piece showcases the elegance and simplicity that defines Wegner's celebrated design philosophy.

    Wegner, often hailed as one of the most influential designers of the 20th century, was known for his ability to combine functionality with organic beauty. The AP63 sofa is a prime example of his talent, featuring clean, sculptural lines that highlight the exquisite craftsmanship of Danish modern design.

    The rarity of this sofa enhances its desirability, making it a coveted collector’s item. With its refined aesthetic and enduring quality, this piece offers both luxury and timeless appeal—a testament to Wegner’s enduring legacy in the world of furniture design.

     

    This Brazilian rosewood-based sofa exemplifies Wegner’s signature approach of turning functional elements into decorative features. Its raised sides and striking details create a harmonious blend of comfort and craftsmanship.

     

    Measuring an impressive 2.5 meters in length, this substantial 4-seater sofa is exceptionally sturdy, thanks to the original steel brace beneath. The weight of the piece reflects its solid construction.

    This is the first model AP 63/4 we’ve come across in South Africa. These sofas are rare and highly sought after, making them excellent investment pieces.

     

    Designer: Hans J. Wegner

    Manufacturer: AP Stolen

    Model: AP63/4 sofa

    Year: 1965

    Country: Denmark

    Materials: Brazilian Rosewood, leather

    Condition: In good original vintage condition, ready to use. Signs of wear commensurate with age and use. The leather displays beautiful patina that enhances its character and vintage appeal. It has been meticulously cleaned and conditioned. Please note that the original down-filling can be refilled or adjusted by the buyer according to their preference.

    Dimensions

    W.251 D.79 H.75 cm

    Seat height. 40 cm

     

    Hans J. Wegner is regarded as one of the most creative, innovative, and prolific Danish furniture designers. Often called the "Master of the Chair," Wegner designed nearly 500 chairs during his lifetime, many of which are considered masterpieces. He is perhaps best known for his iconic Wishbone Chair, which has been in continuous production since 1950. At the heart of Wegner’s legacy is his ability to reveal the essence of furniture through simple, functional designs that showcase craftsmanship and elegance.

     

    Hans J Wenger

    DENMARK

    1914-2007

     

    Hans J. Wegner was one of the most innovative, creative, and prolific Danish designers of the mid-20th century. Renowned as a master of Danish chair design, Wegner designed over 500 chair designs, with more than 100 entering mass production.

    Wegner trained as a cabinetmaker before earning an architectural degree in 1938. He worked as a designer in the architectural office of Arne Jacobsen and Erik Møller before establishing his own studio in 1943. It was his collaboration with master cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen that brought many of Wegner's genius designs to life. Together, they exhibited annually at the Danish Cabinetmaker's Guild Exhibition from 1941 to 1966, helping to shape the international recognition of Danish design.

    Wegner’s deep respect for wood and attention to detail brought a sense of warmth and softness to modern design principles. He challenged the rigid, industrial aesthetic of steel, embracing natural materials and organic forms. His sculptural pieces were driven by a desire for both comfort and beauty, and he believed that a well-made chair should endure a life of more than 50 years. Many of his pieces are still manufactured today and enjoy great popularity and demand.

     

    The good chair is a task one is never completely done with.’

     

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    We try to capture the condition of our items in our photographs as best as possible. Prior to dispatch all items are carefully cleaned and re-coated with danish oil to ensure your item is looking its best when delivered.

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