Material

Wood

Style

Mid-Century Modern

Type

Desks & Secretaries

Hey Cuties, Have you dreamt of this beauty like I have? Well, then, let me make your dreams come true. It's taken me a few months to restore this angel baby, and after a few weeks, I've realized it's time to let it go. Things you should know: -Appraiser has confirmed that she's made of teak. Teak is known for repelling water, pests, and your enemies! - It did not come with a key, BUT I spent four hours in an antique shop sorting through a crate of spare vintage keys. 300 later, and I found one that works! - The top left drawer came to me in pieces. We were able to restore it, and she fits in real nice. My last puzzle piece is getting the stain to match exactly. I'm so close. It could be done by Friday! If you don't give a shit about that and wanna try yourself, I will give you what I have and send you off with a brush and a prayer. (Color matched stain by Sherwin Williams/Minwax.) -Seems like the last owner tried to fix a leg that was chipped at the base. Listen, there's a few blemishes, but that's expected with a desk this old. You want perfection from a desk made in the 50s? Keep walking, buddy. I have a video of the desk and said blemishes but I guess offer up won’t let me load them. Trying to upload them on FB marketplace as well so just look up the same info here. DEPTH: 33.5" HEIGHT: 28" (LEG HEIGHT: 26") This is a CASH ONLY situation. Only way it's anything else is if we have mutuals. If you've read this far, I know you're serious. And to that I say, thanks for the interest! Please note that I'm not responding to; "Is this available?" I will leave you read. I will only answer to "Hey cutie. I want to know more about this desk, and will not waste your time scamming you." (We're both cute cause we like this desk.) --- Designer: Kai Kristiansen Model: 70 
Produced by: Feldballes Mobelfabrik 
Period: 1950s  Gorgeous Minimalist modernist Executive desk model: 70 in teak by famous Danish designer Kai Kristiansen for the Feldballes Mobelfabrik in the 1950s. The desk has a unique square frame with organic sculpted details in solid teak. The front of the desk has 6 drawers and the back of the desk has 2 doors. This provides plenty of storage space and storage options. The desk can be used completely free standing and looks amazing from any angle. The drawers modules appear to float between the square frame and are connected with Minimalist black metal rods to the legs. The desk has four locks and are all in working order.

Original Or Reproduction

Antique original