H Sigh And Sons

Small very functional Scandinavian desk. With a box of 3 mobile drawers which can be placed on the left or on the right according to your choice and a folding extension, it offers ma...

Small Danish extendable & modular desk in teak by Arne Vodder for Sigh & Sons, 1960. Total length with extension: 166 cm.

This exquisite Mid-Century Danish Modern writer’s desk, attributed to Arne Vodder for H. Sigh & Son, embodies the refined simplicity of 1960s Scandinavian design.

Superb Scandinavian office. An extension held by brass hooks allows you to adjust the desk according to your needs. The box with 3 drawers (key) can slide over the entire length. Bea...

CREATOR Arne Vodder for H. Sigh & Sons, Made in Denmark. DATE OF MANUFACTURE circa 1960-1970.

Scandinavian office desk with an extension held by brass hooks that allows you to adjust the desk length 120-166 cm accordingly. The box with 3 drawers (key) can slide over the entir...

This Danish teak desk is widely attributed to famed designer Arne Vodder. The desk is a brilliant design with its adjustable size and accommodating drawer design. With its versatile ...

A classic Arne Vodder for H.Sigh and son desk with drop-leaf and sliding rails-allowing the drawers to be on either side.

Three drawers having wonderful sculptural pulls and with tapered legs give the piece a nice tailored feel typical of Danish Modern furniture . Manufactured by H. Sigh and Sons Moberf...

A classic Arne Vodder for H.Sigh and son desk with drop-leaf and sliding rails-allowing the drawers to be on either side.

Wonderful freestanding desk by Arne Vodder for H. Sigh from the 1960s. High-quality corpus in oak veneer with three drawers and a removable extension leaf on the right. The desk top ...

The drawer section can also be re-positioned by sliding it from side to side on the frame. Retains the H Sigh & Sons tags.

This compact teak desk was designed by Arne Vodder in the 1960s and manufactured by H. Sigh & Sons in Denmark. The desk includes a drop-leaf that allows the top to expand from 47" to...

The back is finished to allow placement in the center of a room. Retains the original H Sigh & Søns label.

A small scale teak desk with a three drawer cabinet that slides along a wooden track to become a left or right hand unit. Signed H. Sigh & Son Denmark with the maker's logo on the u...

A Danish Modern teak drop-leaf desk designed by Are Vodder. Stamped on underside H. Sigh & Sons. Beautiful glow to finish with contrasting rosewood stained legs.

This medium size teak desk has a track under the writing surface that allow the drawers to slide to either side for left or right handed access. The writing surface has a drop leaf s...

This medium size teak desk has a track under the writing surface that allow the drawers to slide to either side for left or right handed access. The writing surface has a drop leaf s...

This is a Danish made teak desk designed by Arne Vodder, circa 1960s, manufactured by H.Sigh and Son. This versatile little piece has a great feature that many desks do not- the cas...

Arne Vodder sliding drawer desk with drop leaf, ca. 1965 for H. Sigh and Son, Denmark. Desk is in excellent condition with only slight wear as shown.

Rosewood mid-century desk by H. Sigh & Son, circa 1960's. Stunning bookmatched veneer top surface, beautiful carved handles and plenty of storage.

Drop leaf, extending teak desk by Danish icon Arne Vodder with 3 drawers and a bookshelf to the rear, circa 1950 Good condition for year with minor imperfections. Dimensions (c...

Very nice useful medium size desk designed by Arne Vodder and manufactured by H. Sigh & Søns Møbelfabrik A\S. The drawer case slides from side to side depending on whether you are ri...

This is a great desk for smaller spaces but still has a drop-leaf extension for increased work space when necessary. The drawer cabinet can also slide from side to side to accommodat...

Designed in the 1950s by Carlo Hauner and Martin Eisler, this rare 3-in-1 extendable dining table exemplifies the intelligence and refinement that defined early Brazilian Modernism. ...

A dark-stained oak and teak "Wishbone" desk designed by Hans Wegner and produced by Johannes Hansen, Denmark, c. 1950s. Dimensions: 29.5” H x 67.8” W x 33” D

Set of dining chairs produced by Skovman Andersen for the Illum Bolighus department store in Copenhagen. Rosewood frames with seat and back reupholstered with vintage tan aniline lea...

Arne Vodder for Sibast Brazilian Rosewood Expansion Dining Table. 78.5 closed, can open to 98.25 with one added leaf, or 117.63 with both leaves put in. Newly refinished top, self-...

A beautiful piece. Table features a six-plank top with sap grain details. Signed with client's name to underside ‘Dr. Chan’. Manufacturer Nakashima Studio, USA Date 1968 Dimensio...

1940s Agner Christoffersen Round Dining Table with pewter detailing inside top and legs. Made by cabinetmaker N.C. Christoffersen, Copenhagen. H. 72 Diameter 125cm extends to 325cm w...

This table was a commission to a danish cabinetmaker with the objective of creating a Danish rosewood table made in the same manner as vintage rosewood chairs, namely of solid rosewo...

Introducing the Pierre Jeanneret 056 Capitol complex dining set, a timeless design that exudes elegance and sophistication. Originally designed by Pierre Jeanneret in the 1950s for t...

Large dining table designed by Hans Wegner and manufactured in Denmark. Beautiful Rosewood top and elegant base with chromed legs. The table can be extended up to a width of 260cm. ...

This bespoke dining table was made in the 1950s by a cabinetmaker in Denmark. The modern but classical detailing is reminscent of Ole Wanscher and Kaare Klint. The profiled edges of ...

Made in Denmark about 2010 for a customer who has now downsized, the solid wenge top is made of 3 slabs of wenge sawn to make three pairs of booked matched boards either side of the...

Magnificent and ultra rare Art Deco Amsterdamse School extendable dining room table. Design by Piet Kramer for H.F. Jansen & Zonen Hofleveranciers. Striking Dutch design from the 192...