Danish / Scandinavian credenza ID?  

one more...

So, I've also found another...
So, I've also found another source that states it is a Dyrlund credenza from 1962... I actually don't know anything about Dyrlund, so if somebody can educate me on the company / importer / whatever they did that would be great.

Middle to middle-low end Dani...
Middle to middle-low end Danish furniture manufacturer.
I've seen some decent quality pieces from them, but also plenty of veneer on particle board.
On a side note, does anyone know roughly when veneer on particle board (versus solid hardwood substrate) started appearing on some Danish pieces?

Dyrlund as a company is still going. These days they seem to produce a lot of very masculine 80's looking executive furniture which I do not care for.
The vintage pieces I have had have been very good quality, in many cases the quality of many Dyrlund pieces has been equal if not better than the high end Danish manufacturers I have seen.
There are some very desirable and collectable pieces such as the Flip Flap table and the folding drinks cabinet/bar.
I would't say that the use of particle board was an instant indicator of lesser quality. Many very good quality Danish furniture companies used veneer over particle board.

I know this post is old, but I'm hoping someone can help me. I have the smaller version of this credenza and I'm looking for a door pull/handle that I can purchase separately to replace the one that is missing on mine. Does anyone here have any idea where/how I can go about finding one?

Unless I'm missing something, the drawer/door pulls on the examples above are simple enough that almost any competent local woodworker/craftsperson could easily fabricate an accurate replacement.

Yeah, anybody with a lathe can turn one of those pulls in minutes. Set up would take longer than turning. In fact, while this is quite wrong, one could turn such a small thing with nothing more than a drill press and sandpaper.

great! Just to be sure, I'm talking about the sliding door handle, not the drawer pull. Looks easy enough, I think? Well, not for me to attempt, but someone who is competent...