Hans J. Wegner · "JH 507"
· · Glostrup
12,000 DKK in original currency · next bid 17,700 SEK
Condition
Wear due to age and use, including scratches, marks and minor chips. All chairs with later dowels. Re-upholstered. Minor stains. One chair with no fabric underneath.
Read automatically from the house's condition description.
“JH 507”. Set of four oak armchairs. Seat and back upholstered with brown, coloured leather. Designed ca. 1952. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansenl, three marked. (4)
Tupendan Est.
8,708 – 46,302SEK
Median 27,162 SEK for this lot, based on 48 semantically similar sold lots in the same category. Adjusted for quantity and condition (empirical factors from 31,000+ same-model sales). The range is the 25th–75th percentile.
Comparable sales
“JH 713”. A set of eight oak armchairs. Seat and back upholstered with dark brown leather. Designed 1958. Manufactured 1960s by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, with maker's metal tag. (8)19/06/202555,732 SEK
“JH 701”. Set of eight chairs with chromed steel frame, oak back with dark wood inlay. Seat upholstered with brown Niger leather. Designed 1965. Made approx. 1960–1970s by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen. (8)05/12/2024102,663 SEK
“JH 701”. Set of four armchairs with chromed tubular steel frame. Maple back with wengé inlays. Seat upholstered with patinated natural leather. Designed 1965. Made 1980s by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, with maker's mark. (4)27/03/202538,132 SEK
“JH 701”. Set of ten armchairs with steel frame. Oak back and armrests. Wengé inlay. Seat upholstered with natural leather. Made by cabinetmaker Johannes Hansen, 1970s. (10)18/06/2026102,663 SEK
“CH07”. A pair of oak lounge chairs. Seat and back with black leather. Manufactured by Carl Hansen & Søn. H. 74cm W. 92cm. D. 83cm. (2)18/08/202630,973 SEK
Hans J. Wegner. Four armchairs in ash and black leather, model JH 47-2 (4)10/03/20212,397 SEKShowing 6 of 48 in the basis.
Price trend · “HANS J. WEGNER set”
Open in Price History LabEach sale is normalised to a neutral single item — hammer price divided by empirically measured quantity and condition factors (a pair ≈ 1.41× a single, damaged ≈ 0.82×) — the same recipe as the Tupendan valuation engine. Trend is a Theil–Sen fit over monthly medians; under ±5%/yr we call it stable.
Same maker, similar look and description — in live auctions, across every house.
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