Kurt OSTERVIG (1912-1986)
Teak pedestal sideboard with sliding panels
Dim.: 114.…

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Kurt OSTERVIG (1912-1986) Teak pedestal sideboard with sliding panels Dim.: 114.5 x 190 x 46 cm

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Kurt OSTERVIG (1912-1986) Teak pedestal sideboard with sliding panels Dim.: 114.5 x 190 x 46 cm

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Blackened wood veneered BUFFET with two glass doors on the front, white marble top. Napoleon III period. 97 x 101 x 40 cm. Wear and minor veneer chips

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Oak sideboard opening to two drawers surmounted by two panels carved with a Saint Paul and a Saint Catherine. Half-twisted mounts. 17th century style. Height: 107 cm - Width: 153 Depth : 53 cm

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Sideboard. Circa 1960 - 1970 Various damages, lifts and one foot to be refixed.

Estim. 3 500 - 4 000 EUR

KURT ØSTERVIG (Denmark, 1912-1986). Very rare two-seater sofa with solid oak frame, sloping conical back legs extending to tapered armrests, conical front legs. Later professionally reupholstered with blue striped wool cover with piped edges, backrest upholstered in matching plain blue wool. Ca. 1954-55. Measurements: 75 x 154 x 68 cm. A matching armchair of the same design was exhibited at the 1954 Fredericia Furniture Exposition. Kurt Østervig was originally trained as a shipbuilder at the Odense Shipyard, but Østervig's fondness for furniture and wood led to a career change as a furniture designer at E. Knudsen's design studio. In 1947, Østervig established his own design studio which collaborated with several of the very large furniture factories in Scandinavia at the time. His distinctive designs attracted wide international interest, resulting in his work being exhibited at New York's Museum of Modern Art. He also designed a number of furniture for various hotels, hospitals, cinemas and the Maersk ships.

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