ID Danish (?) Rosewood Chest of Drawers (Tallboy)  

Gorgeous!

Anyone?

Any help would be so greatly appreciated!

Not exactly the same but it kind of looks like the dressers Johannes Sorth designed for Nex̦. Exept for the handles, But maybe they changed the handles over the time. Also maybe I don't know what I'm talking about.

J. Sorth was the owner of Bornholm M

Haha. No. I just browse the internet from time to time in seach of interesting pieces and some names tend to stick. I was just happy to find out that the dressers I was referring to had not been designed by Kai Kristiansen as one often reads but by a certain Johannes Sorth. I had no clue who he was. But Leif, the more time I spend in this forum, the more I imagine you sitting in the middle of a giant heap of flashcards, pernicketily compiling information on even the smallest and most obscure furniture company out there. I love that. Honestly.

It is a funny image. Should we ever meet in person I will have to remember to create some flashcards and randomly pull them out and test myself. It could be a very entertaining gag. My wife would be very annoyed.

I think your wife and mine would have quite the time opining about how their husband's peculiarities are annoying.

For some reason Zephyr, I thought your wife was the cool significant other who does get this. God knows my partner doesn't. Nor does he understand why there needs to be at least 18 side chairs in our small apartment at any one time - he's quite unreasonable as you'll no doubt agree.

And my wife is just as big a fan of Danish Modern as I am. She just would not like flashcards. In fact I would find myself annoying with flashcards too.

Kyle, you are talking to the guy with 4 dinning sets in his house right now (Moller 71,55s, Kenning Kj