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Orla Høyer, unikt sideboard, specialbeställt och utfört av snickarmästare Herluf Sørensen, Danmark 1941.

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40 000 - 50 000 SEK
3 800 - 4 750 EUR
3 990 - 4 990 USD
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65 000 SEK
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För konditionsrapport kontakta specialist
Jonatan  Jahn
Stockholm
Jonatan Jahn
Ansvarig specialist samtida och modern design
+46 (0)703 92 88 60
Orla Høyer, unikt sideboard, specialbeställt och utfört av snickarmästare Herluf Sørensen, Danmark 1941.

Fanérat med macassar, en underliggande hylla samt två utdragbara hyllplan fanérade i ekrot, nedsänkt fat i förtennad koppar, höjd 50 cm, bredd 49 cm, längd 121 cm.

Slitage, fatet med skador.

Övrig information

Orla Høyer was not an architect known for his furniture designs. Instead he took his talents to the stage where he designed theatre scenography. However, when manufacturer Johnny Mürsch contacted him in 1941, Høyer was able to use his imaginative style in other ways. Mürsch wanted Høyer to design the interior of his villa in Frederiksberg. In close collaboration with cabinetmaker Herluf Sørensen, the final result became a holistic experience where all pieces melted together in a decorative and organic mode of expression. These furniture pieces are the epitome of luxury, texture and attention to detail, and they are therefore unique and fine examples of Art Deco in Denmark. We see this so-called Nordic Art Deco in Høyer's coffee table and étagère, which in spite of their direct references to French Art Deco, still incorporate simplicity in the use of clear lines.