Industrial Chic Reclaimed Wood Railroad Cart Coffee or Cocktail Table

1930s - 1940s

Reclaimed Maple Hardwood

Features Two Green Cast Iron Casters

Handle Guides

Two Large Rail Wheels

Marked Nutting, Faribault, Minnesota

Can be Topped with Glass, Marble, etc. or Used As Is

In Overall Good Original Vintage Condition 

54.5" L x 24.5" D x 16.5" H

SOLD

Mid-Century Walnut Side or End Table

1950s - 1960s

Two-Tiered Table with Flowing, Sculptural Design

Very Solid Walnut Wood Construction

Could be Used as a Nightstand or even as a Coffee or Cocktail Table in Smaller Spaces

In Overall Very Good Original Vintage Condition

30" x 20" x 20.25"

SOLD

Pair of Folke Ohlsson Lounge or Easy Chairs

Dux Furniture

1950s

Gorgeous Pair of Scandinavian Lounge or Easy Chairs

Feature Flared Armrests and Spindle Back

Removable Cushions with Antique Rose Velour Fabric

In Overall Very Good Original Vintage Condition

28" x 29" x 27.25"

Seat Height 16"

SOLD

History:

Born and raised in Sweden, Folke Ohlsson moved to the United States in 1953 and established DUX, Inc. in San Francisco the same year. Six years later, Ohlsson moved the company to Burlingame, California. His has received world-wide acclaim for his furniture designs which are generally referred to as “Scandinavian Modern” but often get categorized as “Danish Modern” or “Danish Teak”. Ohlsson’s designs blend graceful details of traditional style with the simplicity and good proportions of contemporary style. 
Ohlsson received more than 30 awards including the Triennale Exhibit in Milan and the Good Design Show of the New York Museum of Modern Art. He lead the operation that has given DUX furniture its international distinction. In addition, his timely, but timeless designs are some of the world’s most copied. A patented, knockdown armchair, has been widely copied and mass-produced by more than 100 furniture designers.
Folke Ohlsson made a significant contribution to the widespread acceptance and tremendous popularity in the United States of modern Scandinavian furniture design. In recognition of his work, he was awarded Sweden’s Royal Order of Vasa decoration by King Gustav VI Adolf in 1964.

Danish Modern Teak Credenza, Buffet, Sideboard or Bar

Dyrlund

1960s

Features twin sliding doors that open to a spacious interior with two adjustable shelves

 One side is fitted with a single original green felt lined pull out drawer

Distinctive oval rounded inset, sculpted teak pulls

Both doors slide with ease 

Beautiful tapered pencil legs

 Incredible grain pattern!

 Retains its original label and is stamped “Made in Denmark” 

Would also make an excellent media console and/or HDTV stand as the backing has a single neatly drilled hole to pass cables on the right

In overall fair good original vintage condition

59.5" x 16.5" x 29.5" H

SOLD