This magnificent Danish teak secretary features a hinged drop front writing surface, three drawers and a lower storage compartment with one shelf. The interior of the desk portion has shelving and two petite drawers for organizational purposes. With solid teak elliptical pulls, each drawer slides effortlessly. This desk opens with the turn of a key, and locks to keep items within secure. Save for a couple of beauty marks on the small drawer in the upper left side, this piece is impeccable.
This eclectic pair of walnut end tables designed by Andre Bus for the First Edition Collection by Lane C. 1966 features sharp angles, built up sides and a sculpted drawer front. Because of its Danish influence, this line is also known as the “Scandia” collection. Each side panel extends above the horizontal surface creating a “fin” resulting in a dramatic angular profile. The solid poplar top and side panels are overlaid with rich, black walnut harvested in our native state of Virginia. A sculpted angular lip provides a significant recessed area that acts as the pull for the drawer. The result of this dramatic design is powerful and breathtaking. The tops and drawer fronts have been refinished to match the original finish on all other surfaces. We use a high quality tung oil varnish which far surpasses the original lacquer in water resistance and durability.
This vintage handcrafted coffee table features an array of texture and color within the staggered arrangement of walnut veneer which covers the elongated rectangular top. The top and sides have been refinished with Danish oil for a natural, yet protected surface. The structural elements are all hardwood, with wood cleats attaching the legs for optimum stability. The thickness of the top affirms the robust nature of this unique piece, while the variegated amber wood tones lend radiance and lightness. The corners of the table are tastefully rounded to soften the profile and improve safety for children.
This versatile vintage Danish Teak Credenza is perfect for all your audio/visual needs. At 69.5″ it’s wide enough to house your giant flat-screen, and includes plenty of shelving for all your components. It also features vertical dividers for album storage and can easily accommodate all your audio gear. Two sliding doors with recessed sculptural wood pulls open to reveal cabinets with adjustable shelving. This piece is structurally perfect, and the original finish is in remarkably good shape. The back is fully finished so that the piece can be used at any position within a room, not just against a wall.
This gorgeous vintage walnut credenza by United Furniture features double fluted doors hung on brass piano hinges, which open to reveal shelved cabinets. Three central drawers offer additional storage options. All hinges and slides work smoothly, and there are no structural flaws. The original amber finish is in excellent condition for it’s age with only a few minor scratches. The horizontal brass drawer pulls have a branch-like profile which lends an element of naturalism and offers contrast the vertical fluted detail of the doors. These two design elements, along with the central recess in the cantilevered top, bring a measure of classical perspective to this otherwise minimalist design. This compact sideboard will make a handsome addition to any collection.
This statuesque solid cherry highboy dresser from the Commander Line by Kling Furniture, features solid wood construction, and six smooth gliding, spacious drawers This piece is built from warm cherry – no veneer whatsoever – which is quite rare for this era of furniture design. Each drawer has a horizontal rounded bar pull and no visible hardware lending simplicity to the appearance. The top drawer has four solid wood panels dividing the drawers into five equal compartments; the second drawer is divided into three equal sections to keep your clothing organized. Resting on four gliding castors for easy maneuverability, this vintage dresser dates back to the 1950’s and is incredibly solid and extremely well built. Similar in design to Heywood Wakefield, Kling Furniture Company was a high end company based in New York City who competed directly with the furniture mogul.
Matching Nightstand also available for $199
