Elegant and well-balanced Danish sideboard designed by Kai Winding, crafted in rosewood with a striking grain pattern, brass fittings, and the original key.
Resting on solid oak legs that lend the piece a light and refined proportion.
A sophisticated example of Danish cabinetmaking from the 1960s – timeless, functional, and beautifully crafted.About the designer and maker:
Kai Winding was a Danish furniture designer whose works appear frequently at design auctions and Scandinavian mid-century dealers.
The piece was produced by P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik, an established Danish cabinetmaker active from the 1940s through the 1960s.
Besides Winding, the company also produced designs by Ole Wanscher and Grete Jalk.
Although highly successful in its time, little documented history remains of the factory today.—
FOKUS
kai winding
palisander
lav skænk
messingbeslag
original nøgle
ben i massiv eg
p. jeppesen møbelfabrik
dansk design
1960’erne
mid-century modern
KAI WINDING | PALISANDER SKÆNK | C. 1960’ERNE
Lav dansk skænk i palisander designet af Kai Winding og produceret af P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik, Danmark, ca. 1960’erne.
Elegant og velafbalanceret udtryk med markant åretegning, messingbeslag og original nøgle.
Ben i massiv eg giver møblet en let og harmonisk proportion.
Et sofistikeret eksempel på dansk møbelkunst – funktionelt, tidløst og velbygget.—
Low Danish sideboard in rosewood designed by Kai Winding and produced by P. Jeppesen Møbelfabrik, Denmark, c. 1960s.
Elegant and well-balanced piece featuring a striking rosewood grain, brass fittings, and the original key.
Resting on solid oak legs that lend the piece a light and refined proportion.
A sophisticated example of Danish cabinetmaking from the 1960s – timeless, functional, and beautifully crafted.