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H.P. HANSEN / curved Rosewood highboard / Denmark 1960s
Mid-century Danish Rosewood sideboard designed and manufactured by H.P. Hansen, 1960s / Palissander dressoir ontworpen en geproduceerd door H.P. Hansen, Denemarken 1960s. Het grote dressoir heeft een licht gebogen voorzijde en heeft een statige uitstraling door zijn hoge poten. De vier schuifdeuren, met daarachter planken, lades met vilt en een kleine bar voorzien van een geribbelde spiegelende achterwand, hebben mooie vormgegeven handgrepen. De tekening van het palissander is prachtig.
Conditie: goede vintage conditie. Enkele lichte gebruikssporen zoals een paar kleine deukjes ter plaatse van de rechterbovenkant. Aan de onderzijde van de linkerkant heeft het fineer lichtjes losgelaten van de achterconstructie (transportschade?) Dit is verder niet storend voor de gehele uitstraling van het dressoir. Het palissander heeft rondom een mooie tekening en is zeer gaaf. In de achterwand is helaas een klein gat gemaakt ten behoeve van een electrakabel voor waarschijnlijk een stereo.
Afmetingen: breed 200 cm, diep 41,5-47,5 cm, hoogte 110 cm
Code: K2004
Rosewood sideboard designed ans manufactured by H.P. Hansen, Denmark 1960s. The large sideboard has a slightly curved front and a stately appearance due to its high legs. The four sliding doors, with shelves behind them, drawers with felt and a small bar with a ribbed mirrored back wall, have beautifully designed handles. The drawing of the rosewood is beautiful. Good vintage condition. Some light signs of use such as a few small dents at the top right corner. At the bottom of the left side, the veneer has slightly detached from the sub-construction (transport damage?). This is not disturbing for the entire appearance of the sideboard. The rosewood has a beautiful drawing all around and is very cool. Unfortunately, a small hole has been made in the back wall for an electrical cable for probably a stereo.






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