Pine Side Table by Dom Hans Van Der Laan

Description

1960s Bucks County Cabinet Shop Made1960s Bucks County Cabinet Shop Made1960s Bucks County Cabinet Shop Made1960s Bucks County Cabinet Shop MadeHenry Kjærnulf, attributed: Oak sideboard with four sliding doors, behind which shelves and drawers. 1960–1970s. Minor wear due to age and use. Marks and scratches. Veneer damage at the bottom of the right rear edge. Henry Kjærnulf (b. Ubberud 1911, d. 1975)Henry Kjærnulf, attributed: Oak sideboard with four sliding doors, behind which shelves and drawers. 1960–1970s. Minor wear due to age and use. Marks and scratches. Veneer damage at the bottom of the right rear edge. Henry Kjærnulf (b. Ubberud 1911, d. 1975)

This rare vintage side table embodies Dom Hans van der Laan’s architectural ethos, characterized by clean, straight edges and distinctive hinge nail construction. Crafted from solid pine, its robust design ensures it was built to last while celebrating simplicity and function.

Dom Hans van der Laan (The Netherlands 1904-1991) , a Dutch Benedictine monk and architect, played a pivotal role as a key figure in the Bossche School. Renowned for his influential theories on numerical proportions in architecture, van der Laan formulated his unique perspectives and formal language amidst the conflict between traditionalists and modernists in The Netherlands of the 20th century.

Kindly note that the item is in vintage condition, exhibiting signs of age and wear. While we strive to capture the most significant marks in our photographs, some minor imperfections may not be pictured. For further details, please speak with one of our team members at [email protected].

This item is final sale and non-returnable.