Pragh Chair & Stool, 1948 dining chair

Pragh Chair & Stool, 1948 dining chairThe 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

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