Dux of Sweden Coffee and Cocktail Tables

Coffee table for DUX, Sweden, c.1960s. The rectangular table features a teak frame with rounded edges and open sides with stretcher that runs the length of the table along the bottom...

Beautiful side table designed by Jens Harald Quistgaard for DUX, 1950s, in teak. We have two available. Price is per table. The exquisitely shaped wood top can be removed and used a tray or function as a decorative bowl, with one side being flat and the other being curved. The sculptor Jens Harald Quistgaard worked with solid wood, often glueing cut blocks together before carving the individual components. He achieved the tray’s round motif by using various layers and multiple grain structures, making the piece both decorative and incredibly sturdy. Whether you are looking for a unique side table set up or wanting a matching side table for your accent chairs, the versatileness of these tables make them the best option for any space. Dimensions: 17.25"H x 19.5" Diameter About the Designer: The postwar-era work of Danish sculptor and designer Jens Harald Quistgaard is still exceedingly popular in living rooms in the United States, Europe and Japan, particularly in the homes of midcentury design enthusiasts. Having created serving pieces and barware for Dansk Designs for 30 years, Quistgaard produced striking Scandinavian modernist designs that married function with striking, sophisticated form. After demonstrating artistic talent at a young age, Quistgaard was gifted a forge and anvil so that he could work in his mother’s kitchen. He built toys, jewelry and hunting knives under his father’s tutelage. Later, he spent years learning from local artisans how to produce wood, metal, ceramic and glass models. Quistgaard’s career path solidified during his apprenticeship as a silversmith with legendary Danish silver firm Georg Jensen. By 1954, Quistgaard had become known for his designs in Denmark when American entrepreneur and businessman, Ted Nierenberg, discovered his work. The two formed a partnership to mass-produce Quistgaard’s wares in New York while the designer remained in Copenhagen. The long-distance relationship flourished for three decades, during which millions of Quistgaard pieces were manufactured in the factories of Dansk Designs, Nierenberg’s company. Owing primarily to the partnership between Dansk Designs and Quistgaard, many Americans became familiar with Scandinavian modernism. In the postwar era, American tastemakers sold the citizenry...

Stunning Oval Travertine solid Teak base Swedish coffee table designed by Folke Ohlsson for DUX. Good vintage condition all around with original finish. Very stunning Travertine top....

Sweden, c.1960. Travertine marble, oak, brass round low coffee table. Burnished marked, Made in Sweden, DUX. All original and from the original owners estate, all patina has been p...

This is an excellent Danish modern coffee table designed by Folke Ohlsson for Dux of Sweden in the 1960’s. It features beautiful sculpted beech wood with a teak wood veneer top, orig...

For your consideration is this simple and sleek chrome and glass Dux Sweden Coffee Cocktail Table Dimensions: 47.25 W x 31.5 D x 12.5 H.  

Rare solid walnut long coffee table by Tove and Edvard Kindt-Larsen for Dux, Swden circa 1960s. Staved solid walnut with contrasting beech wood inlayed joinery on either end. Stellar...

Travertine coffee table by Folke Ohlsson for DUX, Sweden. c.1960s. The table features a round oak base and brass X-stretcher. The rounded edge travertine top is crafted to sit perfec...

Bruno Mathsson for DUX, pair of mahogany side tables, model Annika. Measure: H. 42, Ø 65 cm. H. 30 Ø. 45 cm. Marked under tabletop. Traces of normal wear and tear.  

Danish modern Dux Folke Ohlsson teak 62" long rectangular teak coffee table. Item features shaped curved lip edge, solid wood construction, beautifu...

Modern Danish teak coffee table, cocktail table, by DUX. Square. Banded edge with X stretcher. Slight damage to 1 leg cross bar as photo'd, faint ring mark on top. Nice condition. Me...

Travertine, oak and cane coffee table by Folke Ohlsson for Dux, circa 1965. Unique surfboard shape with brass tipped legs. Slight wear and so...