Classic Danish style and lots of storage! This cute c. 1970s roll-top desk features a lovely book-matched teak veneer, four large drawers, and a desk area with a pull-out desk, small drawers and storage compartments. Key is included!
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with a minor scratch on the 2nd drawer and very small veneer chip on bottom drawer.
35.5" w x 18.5" d x 38.125" h.
Desk height 28.25". Depth of pull-out desk 16.75"; depth of piece with desk extended 27.25"
Omann Jun Model No. 75: A beautiful and sculptural Danish teak desk designed by Gunni Omann and crafted by Omann Jun Møbelfabrik c. 1960. The drawer cases appear to float suspended below the desk top and hugged by wonderfully sculpted exterior legs. The cases, with nice beveled edges, house three drawers each; on the reverse side are open storage cubbies - for books or display- and a drop-down storage area. This is a beautifully made, high quality piece of Danish mid-century design.
This piece is in very good vintage condition with wear commensurate with age and use. To note: a few scratches, a very light ring and one dent on the desktop and a couple of very small veneer chips on drawers. See photos.
28.5" H x 60.25" W x 31.5" D
This is a beautiful and multi-functional piece of mid-century Danish furniture. Designed as a drop-down desk, it could also be used as a bar, vanity or entryway piece.
It has a beautifully bowed front, curved edges on the bottoms of the side panels, and beautifully curved inner drawers. There are four drawers (with beautiful carved pulls) below for plenty of storage, and behind the drop-down desk are six more small drawers, with nice delicate pulls, and a sliding-door cabinet. very nice! Signed with metal tag (PMJ Viby J. Denmark) on verso.
This sweet desk is in good vintage condition, with beautiful book-matched teak veneer on the drawer fronts. To note: some stains to the desktop, a few areas of finish discoloration, some chipping to the top right edge, a ding on the left side of the case. The front of the drop-down desk was clearly left open for a long time, and the teak that was not exposed to sunlight is slightly darker than the rest. See photos.
36.25" W x 17.75" D x42.5" H
Desk height when open = 30.375". Desk depth to hinge (also continues further back past hinge) = 12"
Super cool American walnut desk by Hooker Furniture c. 1960s. This desk features a "floating" top, a file drawer on the left and two drawers on the right, along with a pencil drawer center. The back is fully finished with a lovely caned or grasscloth panel, so the desk can face into a room.
This desk is in good vintage condition with the following of note: an area of slightly darker walnut on top where the desk was covered with a blotter and did not lighten as much as the surrounding wood, a small area of paint loss in the stripe on one drawer, and a chip above the right drawers. Otherwise it's in great shape with only light scratches and wear as expected from a vintage piece. (Chair is not included.)
54.25" W x 24" D x 29.5" H
Knee space = 22" W x 24.75" H
This is a sweet little writing desk, made in Norway in the 1960s. It's small but SO versatile! The bank of drawers can be moved from left to right as desired, and the drop-leaf extends the desk to create more work surface.
The teak top and case sit atop nicely turned and tapered beech legs. This piece is in very good vintage condition with the following of note: light scratches on top; deep scratch on back; scratch on one side of drawer case' corner of drop leaf has an area of old wood loss which has blended fairly well over time. Price reflects these.
39.375" x 23.675" x 29" high.
With leaf extended: 55.375"
Knee space is 18.5" wide.
Wow, this is a really unusual and stunning desk! The desktop is a unique "bowtie" shape and made of glowing, beautifully figured walnut. Two deep red-oak drawers, with unusual circular pulls, flank a bowtie-shaped shallow center drawer.
On the back side, the desk is fully finished and features a beautiful caned panel. Many of the gorgeous details and accents remind us of Ed Wormley's Janus Collection for Dunbar Furniture, but this piece is unmarked and we do not who made it.
This desk is in very good restored condition with typical signs of wear including some light stains to the top and a split in the walnut framing around the cane panel. See photos.
52" W x 27.875" D (20" at narrowest point) x 29" high.
The "knee space" is a generous 25" W x 24.5" H.
This is an outstanding example of renowned Danish designer Børge Mogensen's work. It is in beautiful original condition, truly excellent, with only very minimal signs of wear and use.
Finely crafted by Søborg Mobelfabrik in Denmark in the 1950s. Originally designed as a desk, we think it also makes a terrific bar! The drop-down desk (with a beautiful original brass key) opens to reveal two inner drawers and thoughtful divided storage. Below are four large drawers (the lowest drawer sticks a bit.)
Teak with contrasting birch legs.
39.5"w x 18.125"d x 56.25"h.
Desk height 34.75"; desk area 39.5" x 33"
Very finely crafted 2-sided teak desk by AP Møbler, Svenstrup J(utland), Denmark. Cabinetmaker Anker Petersen, founder of AP Stolen, also made the early Papa Bear chairs and other early Hans Wegner furniture. This desk is in very fine company!
On the "work" side, the desk features 6 drawers with wide carved pulls. On the opposite side, meant to face into the room, are bookshelf or display cubbies and a drop-down storage area. Notice the elegant details including a beveled top edge and inset band between the top and case and the glowing, beautifully aged teak wood.
This piece is overall in good vintage condition and presents very well. Small items to note: a few gouges on the edges of some drawer pulls and knee space. A few scratches to the top and a small area of decades-old repaired veneer. Some areas of discoloration that may be cigarette burns. Burn mark on edge of storage cubby on front.
51.25" wx 28" d x 28.75" h.
Knee hole measures 21.5" w x 16.75" d x 27.125" h
Elegant high-quality solid cherry desk from the 1950s 'Transitional' line by Willett Furniture Company, Louisville, KY.
This is a really lovely, restrained mid-century modern desk. The desktop, crafted from solid cherry planks, has a beautiful flare and sits lightly on the drawer cases, which are supported by substantial yet elegantly tapered cherry legs. The proportions and cherry wood grain are truly beautiful.
From their 1956 ad in Ladies home Journal, about the Transitional collection: "The simple lines, low silhouette and dramatically beautiful solid cherry grain will be completely at home in your home."
This desk measures 52" x 25" x 29.5". This desk is in very good vintage condition, with expected wear and light scratches and scuffs associated with age and gentle use. There is also a custom-fit smoke glass desk protector included.
