Hunting Chair lounge chair with ottoman by Heinz Heger for PGH Erzgebirgisc

This extraordinary Hunting Chair with a matching ottoman was designed in the 1960s by Heinz Heger for PGH Erzgebirgisches Kunsthandwerk Annaberg and is an impressive example of the high-quality furniture design of that era. The ensemble captivates with its clear, sculptural design language and the successful combination of functionality and handcrafted precision. Made from solid oak wood, the armchair exudes a warm, natural elegance and impresses with its durable quality. Particularly noteworthy is the refined construction, which manages completely without screw connections and thus impressively reflects the high art of traditional woodworking. The slightly inclined seat and the ergonomically designed backrest, in combination with the matching ottoman, ensure a high level of seating and reclining comfort. The upholstery is in a subtle gray tone, creating a stylish contrast to the warm wood tone, which further emphasizes the timeless character of the design. Both the frame and the upholstery are in excellent, extremely well-maintained condition, which clearly demonstrates the quality and careful handling of this piece of furniture over the years. Overall, the set presents itself as a rare and coveted combination of armchair and ottoman, which is not only functionally convincing but also acts as a strong design object in the mid-century style. This furniture ensemble is ideal for lovers of high-quality vintage pieces and represents a real highlight with authentic provenance, both in the living room and in a design-oriented collection.