Free standing Swedish Modern secretaire in Walnut and Elm, 1940s

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Free standing Swedish Modern secretaire in Walnut and Elm, 1940sSwedish Modern chiffonier secretaire in Walnut and Elm from the 1940s by unidentified designer. Legs in dark stained wood. Maybe a piece unique made by a master cabinet maker for an order from a client. This piece displays a very high quality of craftsmanship with even the backside covered in book matched Walnut veneer. Because of that, it's possible to have it as a free standing unit, displaying all four sides. This design has a bit of an Asian

Very decorative female mid-century mannequin made by Siegel for Stockmann

in 1933 for his long time collaborator Ruud Rasmussen

Materials: Wool

This example is in a good vintage condition with light ware consistent with age and use

Designer: Max Schumacher

Rare wardrobe from the patient rooms of the Paimio sanatorium that was bulit in 1932

the prototype remained with Anton Lorenz

Made in black stained ash

that designed it since he was some kind of apprentice during this period at the Jacobsen office

This example is most likely produced in the mid-century around the 1960s

Swiss architect Le Corbusier was fascinated with it and used it in many of his buildings (it sometimes get the nickname "model Le Corbusier")

143 and Thonet catalogue