Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, leicht schräg stehend
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, gestappelt
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, 2 der 3 Tische
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, 3 Tische nebeneinander
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, 3 Tische nebeneinander, Seitenansicht
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, 3 Tische nebeneinander, Seitenansicht, leicht schräg von oben
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, Vogelperspektive
Vintage Satztische "Modell 375" von Børge Mogensen für Fredericia, Detailansicht der Verbindungen

Nesting tables "Model 375" by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia

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The "Model 375" nesting tables by Børge Mogensen for Fredericia (1962) represent a pinnacle of Scandinavian furniture design. Mogensen, one of the most influential figures in the modern Danish design movement, conceived these tables as timeless objects for everyday use – designed to last for generations. The design combines sculptural elegance with functional precision and reveals Mogensen's profound understanding of woodworking. The characteristic frame joints are signatures of his design philosophy and testify to his preference for elegant, subtle details. Inspired by craft traditions worldwide, these tables embody Mogensen's credo: furniture design should exude tranquility and be characterized by a restrained, unassuming appearance. An essential piece for connoisseurs who appreciate authentic design heritage and craftsmanship.

Details:

  • Design: Børge Mogensen
  • Version: Fredericia
  • Material: Teak wood
  • Condition: minimal signs of wear
  • Size: 47 x 45 x 45 cm



This item is subject to differential taxation according to § 24 UStG.


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