Danish Modern Tray in Black Formica & Wengé by Henning Seidelin for Voss, 1960s

Exceptionally rare 1960s serving or decorative tray executed in Wengé wood and black formica. It was designed during the late 1950s or early 60s by Henning Seidelin. Manufactured by Voss in Denmark during the 1960s. It share some of the same stylistic element and simplicity as Finn Juhl’s turning tray and Henning Koppel’s wooden designs. Measurements: L/W: 44 cm, Dept: 21 cm, H: 4 cm.

Henning Seidelin (1904–1987) was a Danish artist and designer. He began his career as a sculptor and gained fame especially with his realistic porcelain figures. Later, however, Seidelin switched to industrial design, creating a wide variety of products ranging from kitchen utensils to furniture and even stoves. He is best known for his cutlery sets designed for Swedish brand Gense.
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