ID: Danish Oak desk with cross legs.  

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Interesting desk. The "drooping" corners are unusual, aren't they . . .

thats weird?

the drawers remind my of a severin hansen desk (see pictures)

Perhaps someone flipped the top due to damage on the right side. Just a thought!

Terryt, interesting thought, i will look in to it! 🙂

I find this desk interesting, but I've been hoping to see the rest of the images. All I can see are the initial post of images.

It would be nice to see some details of the drawer sides, the underside of the desk, hardware, etc. It might help narrow down the country of origin.

Is the top really sold oak? (A photo of the end grain edge of the top would confirm this). And if so, how did the maker deal with wood movement. Oak moves a lot, so there has to be some provision for it since it is still standing today.

Okay, i have some pictures now..

I hope these can help. ill take more pictures later.

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