Any ideas on this Rosewood wall unit/room divider?  

@mvc Sorry, could only find this one and they couldn't ID it either.  I need to lose a few pounds anyway.  

https://www.antiquesandmodern.com/midcentury/side/tables/danish-teak-side-table-with-oak-legs

@mark737

Unbelievable!!! Me I googled since 100 years, and you found it within one hour only! Even if you didn't figure out the manufacturer, simply the fact you found the table on the web ... bravo!

Just one piece of strawberry cake won't create more pounds! 😎 

@mvc that's a lovely little table!  I'm pretty sure that I've seen a pair locally marked by Fritz Hansen.  I can't find them at the moment but I'll take another look around.

Thanks for your input, @bdot, even though I would be very surprised about a Fritz Hansen atrribution. To be honest I can't really imagine that. But I am always grateful for surprises.

@mvc @bdot  Looks like bdot is correct. Henning Seidelin for Fritz Hansen according to DFI

Who the buck is Henning Seidelin? When I google, I only find him as designer of cutlery.

@mvc  Short Bio on Le Klint website:

Henning Seidelin
Sculptor, 1904-1987
Henning Seidelin first worked as a sculptor. His naturalistic groups of figures testify to a distinct sense of mass in space, and some have bold cuts that demonstrate his sure instinct for composition. Later, Henning Seidelin became an industrial designer and created classics in cutlery, kitchen equipment and tableware, in addition to drawings for furniture, tiled stoves, etc.

@mvc Here is the marked example currently for sale if you need a pair!

https://www.bananalab.ca/product-page/mid-century-danish-modern-teak-side-table-by-fh

I love this forum!! Well done bloodhounds, it’s a beautiful piece! 

@mark737 and @bdot , thank you both, I am thrilled and impressed!
But we abused @Reamie's thread because of my table, so let's get back to the topic!

That’s the beauty of this group of people, we add to topics and further our database and knowledge. It’s what makes this place fun! 

@mvc’s table design was sold in early FDB catalogs and is also identifiable as a Fritz Hansen made piece by the formatting of the model number. I think I’ve also maybe seen it in old Messenger catalogs identified directly as FH. Someone posted it to this forum years ago and I never forgot it even though I never could find the post again!). The teak and oak combo is also consistent with that time period.  And the lack of a FH stamp indicates that it was sold by a retailer.

@Zephyr

It was my boyfriend who posted the table a couple of years ago, but nobody had any idea then.