Randers Mobelfabrik - Danish Teak Desk

Description - Randers Mobelfabrik teak desk Dimensions - 29" x 55" x 27"

RANDERS Modernist Danish Teak Desk. Raised back lip That angles down on sides. Two drawers. Rear bookshelf bookcase feature. Marked on bottom of one drawer: Made in Denmark, Randers Mobelfabrik-- Dime

GEORG PETERSENS Mobelfabrik Danish Teak Desk Office Organizer. Foil label-- Dimensions: H: 6.25 inches: W: 23.5 inches: D: 8.5 inches ---

AS Randers Mobelfabrik Danish teak coffee table. Dimensions 16x63x23

Designed by Harry Ostergaard (Danish, 20th century) for Randers Mobelfabrik, circa 1950-1960s. Danish Modern teak extending dining table, rectangular in form with a draw-leaf to each end and raised on

Designed by Harry Ostergaard (Danish, 20th century) for Randers Mobelfabrik, circa 1950-1960s. A Danish Modern teak china cabinet in two pieces, the upper cabinet with two sliding glazed doors opening

Designed by Harry Ostergaard (Danish, 20th century) for Randers Mobelfabrik, circa 1950-1960s. A Danish Modern teak server having four drawers, the top drawer compartmentalized for serving pieces over

Svend Madsen for Sigurd Hansen Mobelfabrik. 1960s. Danish Furniture Control stamp to side of one drawer. Dimensions: H 29" x W 59" x D 30.5" Condition: Some surface scratches and finish wear. Very sli

Danish Modern teak draw leaf dining table with rectangular bow top and tapered round legs, marked. 29"h x 58"w x 37.25"d closed, 101"w open **Please Note: This item is NOT eligible for in-house shippi

A set of three Danish modern teak side chairs labeled Randers Møbelfabrik underneath circa 1960. Seat height: 18" Ht: 30" Width: 19" Depth: 16.5"

Svend Aage Madsen Desk for Sigurd Hansens Mobelfabrik, c.1958, teak with 3 drawers and file drawer in front, bookcase on the backside. (RMJUN3202){WK} Measurements:29 H x .60 W x 29 D

Danish Modern Teak Cantilever Desk by Georg Petersens Mobelfabrik, 55 1/4" Wide.

Teak Danish desk & Hovedstadens arm chair, desk is 47.25" by 26", height is 28.5", Danish armchair with paper label, "Hovedstadens Mobelfabrik, Kvistgaard, Danmark, in teak & black vinyl.

Arne Wahl Iverson (Danish) for Vinde Mobelfabrik, circa 1950s. Mid Century Modern teak fall front writing desk with sculpted pulls. Key present. Marked to verso. Approx. h.48.25, w. 37.25", d. 16.5".

This fabulous Danish teak mid-century writing desk was the result of a collaborative design effort by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen for Soborg Mobelfabrik, circa 1950s. Like Hvidt and Molgaar

A Danish modern Randers Møbelfabrik draw leaf dining table in teak. Mid 20th century. 29" x 58 1/2" x 36 1/2".

Erik Andersen & Palle Pedersen for Randers Mobelfabrik, dining chairs, four, Denmark, 1962, teak, black leather, Danish Control stamp, inlaid detail to backrests, 20"w x 19"d x 29"h

Danish, circa 1960s, Feldballes Mobelfabrik, floating top over two compartments fitted with three drawers, opposing open compartments, tapered legs, 28-3/4 x 59-1/2 x 30-1/2 in. Provenance: To Benefit

Danish Mid Century Modern Teak Secretary Desk By Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Mobelfabrik; Stamped on bottom "VM No. 65 Made in Denmark" c. 1960s {Dimensions 33 x 39 3/8 x 27 1/2 inches}

Pr RANDERS Danish Modern Teak Side Chairs. Mobelfabrik. 2 bowed slat back rests, X form stretcher below seat; black vinyl seats. Branded marks.-- Dimensions: H: 30 inches: W: 19.5 inches: D: 18 inches

Designed by Harry Ostergaard (Danish, 20th century) for Randers Mobelfabrik, circa 1950-1960s. A set of eight Danish Modern teak dining chairs comprising two arm and six side chairs, each with semi el

Ca. mid 20thC. Teak executive desk, with five front drawers, back bookshelf, with floating top aesthetic, designed by Svend A. Madsen for Sigurd Hansen Mobelfabrik.

SET OF 8 TEAK DINING CHAIRS, DESIGNED BY RANDER'S MOBELFABRIK. 6 SIDE CHAIRS & 2 ARM CHAIRS. & TEAK DRAW LEAF DINING TABLE. GOOD CONDITION. 19" W x 19" D X 30" H SIDE CHAIR & 24" W x 19"D x 31" H ARM

Large teak dresser by Randers Mobelfabrik. 11 total drawers. 8 drawers plus 3 drawers behind tambour door. 1970s.