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Løvig Teak Desk — 64" long x 29" wide x 29" tall. Auction ends Thursday. More lovely Løvig desks at eBay below, but probably none as fantastic as this one:
Rosewood Corner Desk from my friends at Two Columbia Road in London. Credited to a “Kurt Lovig”. Is this the same man? More info at Decopedia, who assigns it to Peter Løvig Nielsen.
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So beautiful.
Posted by: Andrew | Aug 26, 2009 at 06:53 AM
Thanks for posting this. I always see this desk attributed to Jens Quistgaard, but it is not designed by him. The makers mark uses the word "Dansk" so people assume it was Quistgaard, so I can understand the confusion. I had a chance to buy this desk at a moving sale for $200 but didn't have the time to move it. Too bad!
Posted by: mark perlson | Aug 27, 2009 at 02:39 PM
I sit at a Lovig flip desk in my shop. My mom had one when I was growing up, too (she still has it, in fact). AWESOME desk, great design!
Posted by: Jeremy Schneyer | Oct 04, 2009 at 10:49 PM