We’ve had to turn down a lot of really great pieces at good prices simply because nothing looks worse than MCM pieces in cramped spaces.This is a mid-60's Nordisk-Andels 10 drawer dresser in great condition I got over the summer. It has some of the best teak veneer I've ever had.
Unfortunately after trying repeatedly to shoehorn it into our bedroom I've come to the conclusion it must leave. It is a near 6-foot ~250 lb. beast!
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(The pieces on top were some weekend yard sale scoops. Two vintage French egg gathering baskets and a rattan covered glass liquor flask w/ pewter cap & boss.)
We’ve had to turn down a lot of really great pieces at good prices simply because nothing looks worse than MCM pieces in cramped spaces.
That is really nice. Love the table and chairs. Are the chairs comfortable?

They are pretty good. The height of the table and chairs are scaled lower than North American standards so someone closer to 6 feet would likely not find them comfy. Neat way the leaf is stored inside the table.
Edit: Very nice chairs there!

Not to be picky, but this is the thread to talk about stuff that's for sale. If you want to talk about your finds, head over here: http://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/the-mid-century-danish-thread.256655/

Thanks for that. I hadn't noticed this, but, these will be for sale. I just need to know what I have. I'm trying to ID them from the bottom. They do look like Paul McCobb end tables except these look like teak veneer.
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Not to be picky, but this is the thread to talk about stuff that's for sale. If you want to talk about your finds, head over here: http://audiokarma.org/forums/index.php?threads/the-mid-century-danish-thread.256655/
This estate sale in St. Louis is chock a block full of MCM.
https://www.estatesales.net/MO/Saint-Louis/63108/1715664
That is awesome. I think I need to build one of those.This guy stands out:
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That's a very cool vase and clock. What's the logo on the plate on the clock?