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Secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son

Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s).

This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer.

It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.

Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.

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Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.
Rare secretary by Bernhard Pedersen & Son (Denmark, 1960s). This is an example of high quality Danish craftsmanship. It features stunning aesthetics and nifty details like the tambour door that opens automatically if you pull the upper drawer or the slidable tray inside the upper drawer. It is in very good condition and marked by the maker on the bottom.

Measurements:

  • Height: 115 cm
  • Width: 90 cm
  • Depth: 45 cm