Danish Teak Adjustable Bookshelf by Kurt Ostervig

C. 1960, bookshelf/room divider.Some wear. 5'10-3/4"h x 40-1/4"w x 16"d

Teak side tables with detachable magazine rack, by Kurt Ostervig.

Danish Teak MCM Side-end table by Kurt Ostervig. Step back with magazine rack. Not signed. Dimensions: 31.5 inches deep x 24.5 inches high x 16.5 inches wide Condition : Expand photos to see additiona

Danish modern style teak adjustable wall cabinets/bookshelves.20"h x 31.5"w x 18"dTracks: 74.5"l x 1.25"w x .75"d (5 qty)

UNMARKED KURT OSTERVIG MODEL 26014 TEAK CREDENZA. 4 SLIDING DOORS. FITTED DRAWERS ON LEFT PORTION. FINISH IN GOOD CONDITION. 83" W x 21" D x 35" H. THIS ITEM EXCEEDS SIZE LIMITATIONS FOR IN HOUSE SHIP

KURT OSTERVIG (DANISH 1912-1986), TEAK DROP-LEAF OVAL DINING TABLE, SIGNED "FURNITURE MAKERS DANISH CONTROL". HEIGHT 28 1/2"; WIDTH 51"; LENGTH/OPEN 77"

C. 1960's. Dimensions: H 35" x W 71" x D 17.25" Condition: Wear consistent with age and use. WPA019

1960s Kurt Ostervig Jason Mobler Danish Modern Teak Wood Drop-Leaf Dining Table. 2 - 24 inch drops. Dimensions: H: 28.5 inches: W: 28.5 inches: D: 51 inches --- -- We offer curbside delivery to NYC, M

Danish Modern Teak Book Shelf with adjustable shelves. Peter Hvidt Style. Dimensions: Height: 35.5 inches, Width: 35.5 inches, Depth: 12 inches. --- We offer curbside delivery to NYC, Manhattan, Close

Danish Mid-Century teak sideboard, in the style of Kurt Ostervig (20th C., Denmark), with tambour doors at top and bottom, opening to shelved interior with tray drawers at top, and shelved interior at

Kurt Ostervig (Danish, 1912-1986). Teak, metal, plastic. Designed for Jason Mobler. Height: 23 3/4", Length: 29 5/8", Depth: 19". Flip top tea/bar cart. Top folds open to expand surface area. Removabl

Stylish Danish modern Kurt Ostervig style surfboard teak coffee table.

Kurt Ostervig for Jason Mobler foldover top. Revealed top in black Formica. Metal and rubber wheel casters. Top folds over and slides, supported on frame.Dimensions:

KURT OSTERVIG (1912 - 1986) Drop-leaf dining table, Denmark, 1960s Teak Branded Danish control Open: 28 1/2" x 77" x 51 1/2"

Mid-century modern teak extension bar cart, attributed to Kurt Ostervig (Danish, 1912-1986) for Jason Mobler, c.1960s, sliding top revealing black laminate surface, medial tier, on casters, closed: ap

Ca. 1960s-1970s. Danish Modern two piece teak cabinet by Domino Mobler. This cabinet features four adjustable bookshelves above four dovetailed drawers with rounded square pulls. Very good overall con

Kurt Østervig (1912–1986) for Vamo Sonderborg sideboard Denmark, 1960s teak, brass Danish Furniture Makers control tag, and Vamo Sonderborg stamp 77"w x 19"d x 33"h

Circa 1950s; Denmark With burned mark to verso [partially illegible]: Made in Denmark / Jason Mobler / Design by Kurt Ostervig The Danish mid-century modern coffee table with rectangular hinged-top

Large two sided teak bookshelf with adjustable shelves. Marked made in Denmark by Hundevad. Most shelves are adjustable. Center shelves are glued.77 inches tall, 54.5 inches wide and 12 inches deep.*L

Danish Modern dry bar or petite linen cabinet in paneled oak, with leather handles and adjustable interior shelves. Designed by Kurt Ostervig for K. P. Mobler; Denmark, c. 1960's. Maker's tag to back

Kurt Ostervig (Danish, 1912-1986) Drop-Leaf Dining Table Teak Length: 77" (extended), Width: 51", Height: 28 1/2", Length: 28 1/2 (not extended) Underside branded "Furniture Makers Danish Control" and

Atomic-Modern sculptural seating suite consisting of a sofa and armchair in turquoise tweed, with exposed paw-arms and tapered legs in teak. Apparently unsigned, in the manner of Kurt Ostervig for Rol

c. 1950's ebonized teak coffee table, labeled "Jason Ringsted, Danish Furniture Control." Probable designer Kurt Ostervig, manufactured by Ringsted. Dimensions: H 17" x W 59" x D 22" Condition: Few li

Kurt Østervig (1912-1986) for Jason Møbler coffee table Denmark, 1950s teak, oak, cane branded 'Furniture Makers Danish Control' 31 1/4"sq x 20"h Provenance: The Estate of Dr. Elizabeth Hunt