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| # | Post Title | Result Info | Date | User | Forum |
| Mystery sideboard! is it Arne Vodder for Povl Dinesen? or...???? | 2 Relevance | 11 years ago | staceyneil | Identification | |
| ... of matches. One is an ended (american) auction that shows the stamp "Povl dinesen". The other is a European dealer who attributes it to Arne Vodder for dinesen. Thoughts? Catalogs? This is the piece. And the stamp from this auction : http://www.mainauctiongalleries.com/Auction-Lot.php?auction_dt=20150315&lot=089 And the attribution to Vodder from here: http://www.depot09.be/objects/vintage%20STORAGE%20DEPOT09/Philippe%20S00000972.htm Interestingly, the stretcher base is almost identical to that of a coffee table we had recently, which I also posted a phot ... | |||||
| What was Povl Dinesen? | 2 Relevance | 14 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| I'd naively assumed Povl dinesen was a maker of furniture, then I saw a few references to pieces marked France and Søn and Povl dinesen, and started wondering how that is possible: So, was Povl dinesen a maker, retailer, or both? (Or something else my little mind can't think of) And a more specific follow-up question: why is Povl dinesen's mark also on the below linked Minerva tables? http://www.artfact.com/auction-lot/peter-hvidt-occasional-tables,-pair,-by-france-1-c-b7f115a8be | |||||
| Unique Danish Table Lamp Identification Help Please...... Povl Dinesen? | 2 Relevance | 11 years ago | Peruche | Identification | |
| ... shipped back to the states after his deployment there. The late Colonels widow told the estate sales company that Povl dinesen had a retail shop in Wiesbaden were the Colonel bought almost all his beloved furniture. The Colonels estate had some Arne Vodder, Povl dinesen, Tove & Edvard Kindt-Larsen designs in it. I am not a lighting expert but I can spot a well made lamp from across the room and that is what happened with these lamps. I have never seen lighting sockets built like the ones on these lamps so I bought them. I took the lamps to the lighting ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen was a | 2 Relevance | 10 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen was a cabinetmaker in the beginning. He participated in the annual cabinetmaker exhibitions. Erik Buck's model 50 dining chair was actually first made by Povl dinesen and shown at the exhibition that year. I think Povl was a smart business man, and saw that the cabinetmaker's business model was doomed. So he added a retail side to his business and started selling all the factory pieces from other factories, and adding a few from his own shop into the mix. He primarily sold to US servicemen by offering a catalog in English and other such de ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen did not make the | 2 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen did not make the sideboard. Povl dinesen was a cabinet maker who infrequently participated in the annual cabinet maker exhibitions. His presence was infrequent, and his booth small, and not so very widely remarked upon. One of the things he made was the first Erik Buck model 50 arm chair, the mass production of which was taken over by Oddense Maskinsnedkeri. I think that was his last exhibition. I don't know when he started retailing the product of other factories, but his business was primarily this in the early 1960s. He sold a lot of furn ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen is not mine. | 2 Relevance | 11 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen is not mine. And certainly not mine to post. I've just looked at it. I forget which lamp it is. I might have it in another catalog. There was a lot of duplication. Point me to the lamp again... | |||||
| My Povl Dinesen catalog also | 2 Relevance | 11 years ago | tchp | General discussion | |
| My Povl dinesen catalog also shows the same lamp, although there are no photos of the harp, etc. It is cited as model PD483/17 and PD483/24. No designer is cited, just as in Leif's catalog. I have a Fog&Morup pendant ceiling lamp with a very similar brown socket. It is flared in pretty much the same way, and unscrews the same way as well. | |||||
| More Povl Dinesen appreciation. | 2 Relevance | 12 years ago | Rogue01 | General discussion | |
| More Povl dinesen appreciation. @PD Just wanted to say that I also am very, very happy to own a piece of furniture that I presume to have been designed and made by your father. It's a long bench made of teak--about 73 inches wide. It's marked beneath but not with the "supplied by" notation that was sometimes used. Pics were uploaded in a thread I made a couple of days ago trying to figure out whether it had been designed by any of the other noteworthy folks associated with the PD group. I've reattached the photos here just for clarity sake. I've never seen a ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen is better known... | 2 Relevance | 12 years ago | leif ericson - Zephyr Renner | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen is better known... Povl dinesen is better known as a retailer, and his retail mark says "supplied by Povl dinesen." He also had a workshop producing designs of his own and of other designers. Based on the fact that the stamp does not say "supplied by" I would tend to think this is his own production. And possibly his own design. Various of his family members have popped up on the forum. You might get lucky, or you might try tracking down an email address for someone. | |||||
| Povl Dinesen Furniture, Wiesbaden, Germany | 2 Relevance | 13 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen Furniture, Wiesbaden, Germany Hello Palle, My father worked for Honeywell Computers and we lived in Wiesbaden from 1964-1971. Around 1968/1969, my parents visited your father's furniture store and purchased many beautiful pieces which are still in use today. They purchased a dining room table with 8 chairs (like photo in this forum), a sideboard with hutch (hutch almost same as photo in this forum), china cabinet, coffee table, and 2 end tables. For the first time after 46+ years, they placed dishes on top of the sideboard that were still warm/ ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen, my grandather | 2 Relevance | 13 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen was my maternal grandfather. He made furniture and was also a retailer of furniture. He sold a lot of his furniture to recently married American GIs who were returning back to the US to make new homes. Paul Bou-Habib | |||||
| Povl Dinesen furniture shop in Wiesbaden | 2 Relevance | 13 years ago | Patti Bennett | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen furniture shop in Wiesbaden Palle, One more question. Do you know if your father ever took furniture to the American military base in Augsburg, Germany to sell? I am told by the previous owner her mother purchased all pieces at the same time at the officers club on the base, where dealers would bring their wares to sell to the officers and their families. This would have been between 1960 to 1963. Thanks, Patti Bennett | |||||
| Povl Dinesen Furniture, Wiesbaden, Germany | 2 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen Furniture, Wiesbaden, Germany Dear Mr dinesen, I write to tell you that we have several marvelous pieces of furniture made by your father. My husband was stationed in Wiesbaden 1966-68 and he met and spoke with your father. We cherish the pieces he made for us which include a handsome (king size) headboard with a tambour door set into it and two semi attached night stands. We also have a double dresser and reclining chair with ottoman and an unusual bar which opens from the center. We presently live on Long Island,New York but we will soom be mo ... | |||||
| Hi. I'm the son of Povl Dinesen | 2 Relevance | 14 years ago | NULL NULL | General discussion | |
| Hi. I'm the son of Povl dinesen Hello. I can see, that you are interested in Povl dinesen. He was my father, and I can tell you a bit about him. He was a cabinet maker in Copenhagen from about 1945 and designed a few things, cabinets and tables.The dinning table on the pictures is definatly his design and produced on his own factory in Copenhagen. And the cabinet that stands on top of the other is also his design while the bottom one is Arne Vodder. In his best years Povl dinesen had about 20 employees at the factory and he had a big furniture shop in Copenh ... | |||||
| Povl Dinesen catalog has... | 2 Relevance | 14 years ago | jesgord | General discussion | |
| Povl dinesen catalog has... Povl dinesen catalog has this listed as Iversen...but pulls seems to be slightly different | |||||
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