Danish Teak Pedestal Desk by Arne Vodder
by Arne Vodder
£15,000
Code
9777
A richly coloured teak desk of generous scale and sculptural form, the tapering legs set away from the main structure, the drawer handles with contrasting metal details and the top with a gently curving side rim. In excellent original condition
Denmark, circa 1960
This simple, yet elegant desk was designed by one of Denmark's most acclaimed Mid-Century designers, Arne Vodder, whose profound understanding of organic materials made him an imposing figure in Danish Modernism. This piece likely featured within his collaboration with Sibast furniture during the 1950s and 60s, much of which was used to furnish distinguished offices all over the world, notably those of Jimmy Carter, Pope Paul V, and the UN offices in Geneva
Denmark, circa 1960
This simple, yet elegant desk was designed by one of Denmark's most acclaimed Mid-Century designers, Arne Vodder, whose profound understanding of organic materials made him an imposing figure in Danish Modernism. This piece likely featured within his collaboration with Sibast furniture during the 1950s and 60s, much of which was used to furnish distinguished offices all over the world, notably those of Jimmy Carter, Pope Paul V, and the UN offices in Geneva
H 72cm x W 167cm x D 80cm
H 28.36" x W 65.77" x D 31.51"
H 28.36" x W 65.77" x D 31.51"
