Striking dry bar set designed by Johannes Andersen for Skaaning & Søn, Denmark 1960. This set exemplifies the refined craftsmanship and sculptural aesthetic of Danish modernism. Executed in beautifully grained rosewood, the freestanding bar features Andersen’s signature circular inlays on the front panel and a tubular brass footrest, details that add both rhythm and elegance to the design.

The reverse side reveals a meticulously arranged interior, combining utility with luxurious touches. A hinged top and drop-down door open to a mirrored back with bottle and glass storage. A removable black glass tray can be placed on the serving surface for added practicality. The center section includes a sliding door concealing shelving, a drawer, and open compartments, while the lower cabinet folds down to reveal additional bottle storage.

Accompanying the bar are two bar stools designed by Erik Buch and produced by O.D. Møbler. Each stool features a sculpted rosewood frame with subtle curvature, showcasing the richness of the wood grain. One is upholstered in original black leather, the other in deep red, offering both contrast and cohesion. The softly curved seat and shapely supports create a graceful yet comfortable silhouette.

Marked with a manufacturer’s label, this rare set is a standout example of Danish design, marrying functionality and style. An ideal centerpiece for a mid-century modern interior, sophisticated lounge, or collector’s space.

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