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Teak tray with birch details by Arne Tidemand Ruud
About the Item
A remarkable teak and birch striped tray meticulously crafted by renowned Norwegian artist Arne Tidemand Ruud in 1959. It captures the essence of the era's design and craftsmanship, adding an extra touch of elegance to any room.
Features:
• Design: Meticulously created with the distinctive style and aesthetics for which Arne Tidemand Ruud is celebrated, this tray seamlessly combines the warm beauty of teak with delicate birch tones. The simple yet sophisticated design exudes timeless appeal that sparks conversations in any interior setting. Reflecting the principles of organic modernism, this tray harmoniously blends natural materials with modern design sensibilities.
• Year: Crafted in 1959, the tray hails from Ruud's creative pinnacle. Each cut and detail reflects an era when furniture and art were handcrafted with dedication and precision.
• Condition: Exceptionally well-maintained, the tray gracefully embraces its age with a stunning patina that adds character and historical charm.
• Signature: On the tray's back, you'll discover Arne Tidemand Ruud's stamp, ensuring authenticity and historical significance.
Timeless Charm: Each tray embodies the distinctive blend of teak and birch, hallmarking Arne Tidemand Ruud's design philosophy. The interplay between teak's warm hues and birch wood's delicate tones forms an enduring charm, speaking to his artistic vision.
Elegantly Crafted: Painstakingly created by a master artisan's hands, these trays exemplify meticulous attention to detail characterizing Arne Tidemand Ruud's craftsmanship. Precision in every cut and joinery reflects dedication and skill invested in creating these exceptional pieces.
Versatile Décor: Whether displayed as standalone art or for practical use, these trays seamlessly blend form and function. Their versatility enhances various interior aesthetics, from rustic farmhouse to modern minimalism.
Collectible Art: Owning these Arne Tidemand Ruud trays connects you to a revered designer's legacy. As sought-after pieces, they hold significant value in the vintage design world, appealing to collectors and enthusiasts alike. Embrace the opportunity to infuse mid-century craftsmanship into your life.
About the designer:
Arne Tidemand Ruud was a prominent figure in the world of furniture design and interior architecture, he gained international recognition for his iconic Holmenkollen chair (1959), which garnered immense popularity both in Norway and abroad.
Tidemand Ruud’s passion for furniture craftsmanship blossomed from his upbringing in a furniture-family. His father, Ole N. Ruud, managed furniture factories in Oslo, Odense, and Gjøvik, supplying exceptional furniture and interiors, including those for the Amerika line. Combining practical experience as an apprentice carpenter alongside his studies at the Norwegian School of Arts and Crafts, Tidemand Ruud obtained his journeyman’s certificate in 1935, setting the stage for his illustrious career in design.
- Creator:Arne Tidemand Ruud (Designer),AS Inventar (Maker)
- Dimensions:Height: 3.55 in (9 cm)Width: 10.04 in (25.5 cm)Depth: 13.78 in (35 cm)
- Style:Mid-Century Modern (Of the Period)
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- Date of Manufacture:1959
- Condition:Wear consistent with age and use.
- Seller Location:Søgne, NO
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU9064235532562
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