Rare Danish Arne Hovmand Olsen for Mogens Kold Mk511 Teak Credenza, 1950
Note: A very beautiful and long Danish Credenza in a very beautiful condition. Ultra minimal design with beautiful details. This is fully restored and in lovely vintage condition. Similar ones are sold well over $14,000.
Dimensions: 94.5ʺW × 17.75ʺD × 28ʺH
Designer: Arne Hovmand-Olsen was a Mid-Century Modern designer born to a Danish farming family in 1919.
After studying furniture design in a technical school, Hovmand-Olsen founded his own workshop with great success – his designs gained success not only in Denmark but also internationally, especially in the United States.
Arne Hovmand-Olsen was born in 1919 in Denmark in a farm family. He quickly developed an interest for drawing and creation. He started his career in 1938 by an apprenticeship as cabinet maker for P.Olsen Sibast. He really wanted to produce his own creation. He decided to study in a technical school dedicated to furniture design. Once he finished his training program, he founded his own workshop. He quickly met with great success: he sold in Denmark but especially in the United States! His workshop closed during the 1970.
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Note: A very beautiful and long Danish Credenza in a very beautiful condition. Ultra minimal design with beautiful details. This is fully restored and in lovely vintage condition. Similar ones are sold well over $14,000.
Dimensions: 94.5ʺW × 17.75ʺD × 28ʺH
Designer: Arne Hovmand-Olsen was a Mid-Century Modern designer born to a Danish farming family in 1919.
After studying furniture design in a technical school, Hovmand-Olsen founded his own workshop with great success – his designs gained success not only in Denmark but also internationally, especially in the United States.
Arne Hovmand-Olsen was born in 1919 in Denmark in a farm family. He quickly developed an interest for drawing and creation. He started his career in 1938 by an apprenticeship as cabinet maker for P.Olsen Sibast. He really wanted to produce his own creation. He decided to study in a technical school dedicated to furniture design. Once he finished his training program, he founded his own workshop. He quickly met with great success: he sold in Denmark but especially in the United States! His workshop closed during the 1970.
