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Danish Solid Teak Roll Top Desk by John Mortensen
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Designer: John Mortensen
Langeskov Mobelfabrik
Denmark - Circa 1980s
Dimensions: 37.5" H x 49.25" W x 28" D
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
Danish Modern solid teak roll top desk by John Mortensen for Langeskov Mobelfabrik. Designed in 1987. Model: "Prince Denmark". Solid teak with dovetail construction. The desk features 13 drawers, 6 letter compartments, tambour roll-down top, and lifting writing pad covered in brown leather. The writing pad surface lifts up for additional storage underneath and conceals divided compartments and a pencil tray. Brass hardware. Locking mechanism securely locks the tambour roll top in place for privacy. Comes with two black keys. The desk also has a finished back so that it could also be used in the center of a room. Measures 49.25" W x 28" D x 37.5" H. Surface 28.5" H. Knee clearance 25" H. Literature: Furniture index. -
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Documentation: Ample Provenance Origin: Denmark Period: 1980-1999 Materials: Brass, Leather, Teak Condition: Good. Excellent vintage condition. Minor wear to the leather writing pad. A few very minor marks on the front edge of the roll top from age and use. Additional photos upon request. Creation Date: Circa 1987 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern Incollect Reference #: 619358 -
Dimensions
W. 49.25 in; H. 37.5 in; D. 28 in; W. 125.1 cm; H. 95.25 cm; D. 71.12 cm;
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VERN + VERA offers a curated collection of fine vintage furnishings and accessories, specializing in Italian and American design from the 60s to the 80s. For inquiries, contact us at vernandvera@gmail.com or visit our 1,300 square foot gallery in Edgewater, Chicago, or shop online at vernandvera.com. Gallery hours available by appointment.
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