This 1970s Danish secretary desk, attributed to Egon Østergaard, exemplifies mid-century modern design with a distinctly Scandinavian sensibility. Crafted from rosewood veneer in a warm brown shade with subtle reddish undertones, the surface is finished in satin-matte, emphasizing the expressive natural grain. The construction features clean lines, softly rounded edges, and minimalist proportions. The upper section consists of two open shelves and a small drawer, set against a back panel that highlights the characteristic rosewood figuring. The pull-out writing surface, just below the shelves, is slightly lighter and smoother, creating a gentle contrast with the rest of the piece. Three spacious drawers, each with sculpted wooden handles, are positioned beneath, and the entire structure rests on four slender, turned solid wood legs. Joinery details such as dovetail joints and integrated handles reflect a high level of craftsmanship. The desk is in good condition, with only minor signs of use and a gentle patina typical for its age, showing no major damage or visible repairs. All elements appear original and well preserved.This secretary desk quietly tells the story of a time when function met refined form. Its thoughtful silhouette, light proportions, and organically shaped
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Height120 cm
Width96 cm
Length47 cm
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Length47 cm
Height120 cm
Width96 cm
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