Danish products seem became very popular...

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Jyri Snellman (FIN)

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04/04/2007 7:00 pm

...but I'm boycotting Lundbeck products.

http://www.cchr.org

http://www.mindfreedom.org

Louis Poulsen and Fritz Hansen seem to be most internationally succesful Danish designs.

http://supportdenmark.com/reactions.html#buydanish

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sharplinesoldtimes

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04/04/2007 9:11 pm

Well, if you're going to supp...
Well, if you're going to support freedom of speech by buying a Swan sofa in black leather by Arne Jacobsen, I'm already quite impressed 🙂

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Danish products seem became very popular...

Green metal table lamp pair by Erik Tidstrand for NK, Sweden 1930s

Restored teak sideboard

large austrian 1950s mid century sputnik spider CEILING LAMP chandelier rupert nikoll emil stejnar b...

1970s wall mirror VEB Waggonbau, Ammendorf Halle, Germany

Three wall lights by Atelier Jean Perzel circa 1950

Art Deco Beech and Leather Armchair, 1930s

Italian Lacquered Buffet with Decoration, 1970s

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