Danish Highboard ID Help....

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01/07/2010 3:26 am

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Robert Leach

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01/07/2010 3:56 am

No Idea
but it's lovely!
I have a Dyrlund highboard.. I prefer them to lower sideboards, I find them better for displaying stuff/ hanging pictures above.

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Riki

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01/07/2010 4:01 am

Wow.
Is this for sale, because I may be tempted to make a road trip. With a little teak oil rub, you have yourself a real beauty there.

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HowardMoon

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01/07/2010 2:35 pm

It is very nice but I am fairly certain it is not Moller, someone may show up and prove me wrong but nothing about that design says Moller to me.

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02/07/2010 2:30 am

🙂
thanks all, it is a lovely piece! we bought it to sell on but are half tempted to keep it although its a bit on the big side for our current lounge! I agree that high sideboards are much better for displaying stuff on, I saw a lovely and quite compact one recently with an inlaid 'chequer board' style front although it was a bit on the pricey side!

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