Null Omann Jun (1928-2016) für Møbelfabrik
Rechteckiges Sideboard aus Palisand…

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Omann Jun (1928-2016) für Møbelfabrik Rechteckiges Sideboard aus Palisanderholz. Mit Markenetikett. Dänemark, 1970er Jahre Maße: 80 x 44 x 120 cm Gunni Omann, auch bekannt als Omann Jun, war ein bekannter dänischer Designer und Möbelschreiner. Berühmt wurde er vor allem durch seine Teakholzmöbel aus den 1950er und 1960er Jahren, die zu wahren Ikonen des modernen dänischen Designs geworden sind.

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Omann Jun (1928-2016) für Møbelfabrik Rechteckiges Sideboard aus Palisanderholz. Mit Markenetikett. Dänemark, 1970er Jahre Maße: 80 x 44 x 120 cm Gunni Omann, auch bekannt als Omann Jun, war ein bekannter dänischer Designer und Möbelschreiner. Berühmt wurde er vor allem durch seine Teakholzmöbel aus den 1950er und 1960er Jahren, die zu wahren Ikonen des modernen dänischen Designs geworden sind.

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