Skovmand & Andersen/Moreddi mid-century modern dining table with THREE leaves. Without the leaves is is a 45 inch diameter circle. Each leaf is about 19 3/4 inches wide so it can be arranged as a round table or in three different elongate oval configurations. $SOLD
*The table was apparently made by Skovmand & Andersen but imported by Morredi. Morredi was eventually assimilated into the DUX empire in the 1970’s. Who’s the emperor of the DUX empire?
Bar, restaurant or grand house sized sideboard. It is just about seven feet long and nearly two feet deep with three locking cabinets to store the linens, port, and silver out of the grasp of the servants. This seems a sort of modest Rococo Revival piece in Oak with Walnut burl accents in the door panels. This is in good condition and we have the matching curio/display cabinet. $300 SOLD!
Two piece Danish Teak mid-century modern Credenza/Sideboard/Storage cabinet (ca., 1973).
Measures 54 1/2 inches wide, 77 inches high, and 30 inches deep with shelf/desk extended. Depth of inner shelf is 10 3/4 inches which gives it just enough room to function as a laptop desk/office station as long as you don’t own a bulky printer and wouldn’t mind drilling a few small holes in the unit for cords. There are four internal slide out drawers in the upper portion and three (one lined with a green felt like substance) larger pull out drawers on the left side of the lower portion. The right side has adjustable shelves.
This piece is in excellent condition except that the locks need to be replaced. It is marked with a manufacturers mark that I was unable to decipher (consisting of a stylized h and u). The cabinetry has been certified by Danish Furniture Control so you know it’s good. $SOLD
Antique Shaker influenced “country” high chest-of-drawers with hand cut dovetail joints and solid wood throughout.
Has two top shallow half width drawers over a large deep drawer over two medium sized drawers with a larger bottom drawer. All drawers slide out smoothly. Measures 48 inches wide, 19 inches deep, and 50 1/2 inches high.
In beautiful shape. Given the styling, finish, construction and materials I suspect this dates to around 1880 or so. $350 SOLD!
Leather upholstered wood frame chair and ottoman. Total depth of chair (or how far it would stick out if pushed against a wall) is 40 inches. It’s 25 inches wide and 37 inches tall. It encourages one to slouch with drink in hand and talk to someone, not read or work on a laptop. Some scarring of the leather on the upper cushion as if the chair took some attention away from a cat (according to the cat). Also some small water/oil marks in the leather. Leather is designed to have “distressed” look so the flaws aren’t that noticeable. $OLD
