Danish furniture from the 1950s is popular with young collectors today. A 1952 dining table by Danish artist Peder Moos (1906-1991) broke the world auction record for a piece of Nordic design. It sold for $922,759 at a Phillips auction in London in October 2015. Moos designed a tea cart and a coffee table that were manufactured by Fritz Hansen, but he made all of the rest of his furniture himself.
Record Price for Danish Table
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I have a 3 piece set of Danish teak wood coffee and end double shelf tables, purchased in late fifties to early seventies . all in great shape. would like to know there value. thanks
Hi, I have a Danish cabinet that holds LP records that was given to me by my father. He purchased it in the late 50’s early 60’s. How can I go about finding out what its worth. Its still in excellent condition.
Are there any signatures or markings by the maker on this piece?
What are the dimensions?
Dimensions. made of what wood. leg details, additional pictures please
I have always loved the simplicity and easy curving lines of Danish furniture. Minimalist is a term used for everything from home decor to men’s accessories as if it is a new idea for the future. The Danes have seen the beauty of minimalism for over half a century.