Vintage 1960s Danish teak and afrormosia chest with a lovely subtle curve to the drawers and matched, beautifully figured teak veneers.
This piece is in good vintage condition with noticeable wear: there are chips along the side bottom edges, some broken handles, minor tiny chips on drawer edges, a scratch on the top drawer face, and one drawer features extensive artwork by some Danish child decades ago 😊
30 1/2” w x 17 1/2” d x 41 3/4” h
A stunning piece of storage furniture in glowing old growth teak. Designed by Arne Wahl Iversen for Falster Møbelfabrik, Denmark. This piece is in excellent vintage condition with minor wear.
What a gorgeous piece of furniture! Glowing teak, fine details, and TONS of storage. Designed by Arne Wahl Iversen for Falster Møbelfabrik, Denmark. In excellent vintage condition with very minor flaws
39” x 18” x 44 3/4”
This little nightstand or side table is really great in person - it has such a jaunty attitude! Designed by Arne Wahl Iversen for Vinde Møbelfabrik, Denmark. Features two shallow drawers and open storage below.
In good vintage condition. Please see photos. There are some small chips, scratches, gouges as shown… but it still presents very well!
18 1/2” w x 15” d x 24 1/2” h
What a handsome pair! Rich walnut with ebonized accents and a great form. Each nightstand has one drawer and open storage below.We love the brass pulls and inset detailing around the case.
In very good vintage condition. The refinished tops have a few slight flaws as shown. The Legs have some oxidization to the finish and there is a repaired chip on one drawer.
24” w x 14” d x 23 1/4”h
Acclaimed Danish designer Børge Mogensen wanted to create the best storage systems for Scandinavian families. He did studies to determine the standard measures for common objects, such as cutlery and shirts, and how many of each item the average person owned. With this information he developed a set of figures for the base width and depth of drawers and shelves, and his information tables were published as a manual on building storage systems. Between 1955 and 1968 he worked with Karl Andersson & Söner, designing the company’s first modern furniture series, 'Øresund' in 1955.
This gorgeous chest of drawers was designed as part of the Øresund system, and could be used plain or with a shelving or glass-fronted cabinet top. It features very high-quality cabinetry, carefully chosen wood, and beautiful carved pulls.
In excellent vintage condition. The top has a slightly lighter area where the top hutch stood blocking sunlight: this will eventually even out. There are some small scratches and dents on the top. There are a couple of small chips on the drawer corners and a veneer repair on one drawer edge as shown. When we bought this piece, it had a broken pull. We contacted Karl Andersson in Sweden, and, remarkably, they had a few of the old-stock pulls in a drawer, and we were able to replace it! This series was available with a variety of bases. We have re-created the original legs for this piece in white oak as originally offered.
53"w x 18 1/8"d (carved pulls protrude about 3/4” further) x 32 1/8" h
We love the glowing, figured matched grain on the drawers, so lovely! This is a nicely proportions small dresser, circa 1960 Denmark, made by Hanbjerg Møbelfabrik.
In excellent vintage condition. Very light wear to the top. Chip front top corner. Chips on the back side corners. Light staining in two drawers.
27 1/4” w x 16” d x 29 5/8” h
This dresser was commissioned by an architect with a house full of high-end Danish pieces, and built for him in Canada in the 1960s. It borrows some design elements from Arne Vodder chests, like the sculpted lip on the back edge to prevent items from falling behind. The cabinet is teak veneer, and the drawers -which are deeper than we typically find on Danish dressers- are solid oak. We love the perfectly matched veneer across the drawer fronts, so stunning!
This piece is in overall good vintage condition. There are minor chips and scratches. To note: a burn on the dresser top, a chip to the back bottom corner right side, and veneer chips on the drawer edges, which are not seen when drawers are closed. Please see photos. The piece is priced accordingly.
54” x 20” x 30 1/4” high to dresser top, carved lip adds 3/4” for an overall height of 31”.
By master Danish designer Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler, retailed by George Tanier. Circa 1950s, Denmark. A gorgeous warm walnut chest of drawers in Vodder’s unmistakably classic style. This piece has wonderful proportions and details - we always love the Vodder pieces with the carved, raised gallery edge on the top back! Dovetailed drawers, the top with dividers, offer plenty of storage.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition. The gallery edge has a few scratches, the top has as small repair original from the factory, there is an area of repaired veneer on the left side bottom corner. One drawer has a tiny chip on the corner. Two door handles have repaired cracks. The drawer bottoms are slightly warped, but the drawers still function well.
36” w x 19 1/2” d x 30” h (30 5/8” to top of gallery edge)
This is a really lovely pair of teak bedside tables made in Denmark in the 1960s by Falster Møbelfabrik. Often attributed to Arne Vodder or Svend Madsen. This is a very well-made set, with beautiful pieces of teak and a great patina. It is also in truly excellent vintage condition, with only the lightest wear. These tables came from the collection of a family who purchased them in Denmark in the 1950s and had them shipped over to the US, where they remained in storage for many years. They were extraordinarily well-cared for, along with the rest of the Arne Vodder, Moller, and Finn Juhl furniture we obtained from the same collection.
There is a very light small discolored area on one side, some extremely faint rings and very minor scratches. 1/8” w x 18 1/8” d x 23 3/4” h
Pairs of vintage Scandinavian nightstands are so hard to find! This sweet set in teak was made by Westnofa in Norway in the 1960s.They are finished on the backs and quite well made. These nightstands are well-loved and have numerous scratches and signs of use an age. Please see photos.
20 1/2” w x 15 1/2” d x 22 5/8” h
Absolutely beautiful, glowing and perfectly patina’d Danish teak highboy dresser designed by E.W. Bach. This rarely seen design displays high quality craftsmanship and materials and great details. We also have a matching night stand.
In excellent vintage condition. The second drawer has a slightly darker spot, and the right side of the case has a long scratch. All drawers run well.
33 1/2” w x 18 5/8” d x 40 3/8” h
Absolutely beautiful, glowing and perfectly patina’d Danish teak bedside table designed by E.W. Bach. This rarely seen design displays high quality craftsmanship and materials and great details. We also have a matching dresser.
In excellent vintage condition. The top has a few light scratches and a very light ring. The interior has a scratch at the top position of the adjustable shelf.
19 5/8” w x 13 7/8” d x 25 1/2” h
It’s so hard to find pairs of mid-century nightstands! Here is a set in Walnut and brass made by Founders Furniture. They are fully finished on the backs., should you wish to use them floating a room. They are in excellent vintage condition with refinished tops and just a few age-appropriate scratches and dings. One cabinet has blue paint residue inside.
27” x 18” x 22 1/8” high
A very rare teak highboy chest by renowned Danish designer Erik Buch. We also have a matching low dresser. These pieces feature beautifully hand-carved drawer pulls, beveled case edge, and are completely finished on the backs: identical to Buch’s ‘System V’ modular shelving and cabinet system for Brouers Mobelfabrik. This is a very large dresser by Danish standards, with tons of storage!
In excellent vintage condition. There are a few small nicks on the bottom edge, small scratch top right corner; the right side has light scratches and tiny chips to bottom edge. There is a very light ring on the top front corner. There is a slight mothball odor; we are currently airing out the drawers but there may still be residual odor.
35 3/8”w x 21”d x 44 3/4”h
Clearance below case 9 1/8”
A very rare teak lowboy chest by renowned Danish designer Erik Buch. We also have a matching highboy dresser. These pieces feature beautifully hand-carved drawer pulls, beveled case edge, and are completely finished on the backs: identical to Buch’s ‘System V’ modular shelving and cabinet system for Brouers Mobelfabrik. This is a very large dresser by Danish standards, with tons of storage!
In excellent vintage condition. The bottom two drawers have a few chips on small dings on case edge; there is light staining in some drawers and slight chipping on inner drawer edges. The top as a very faint ring and areas of slightly lighter discoloration. There was a mothball odor when we received the piece; we have put it in a deionization chamber to remove it. There is now a slight residual ozone smell, which will likely dissipate over time.
60 1/4”w x 21”d x 34 1/4”h
Clearance below case 9 1/8”
This is a gorgeous, well-made Danish teak chest circa 1960. It features a subtly curved front edge, beveled case detail, carved drawer pulls, dovetailed drawers and a well-designed base with solid, tapered teak legs. The bookmatched teak veneers were expertly chosen and retain the perfect warm patina of old-growth teak.
The six drawers offer lots of storage. It is in excellent vintage condition. There is a light mark on the fourth drawer and slight scratches on the top drawer. The right side has a scratch and slightly lighter areas. The sides have small chips on the back bottom corners. The left side has a couple of scratches near the top. The top has some light surface scratches as shown.
38 3/4”w x
17 1/8” deep at sides; 18 3/8” deep at center
40 1/2” h
Designed by Jack Cartwright for Founders, one of our favorite American mid-century manufacturers. Beautiful Danish modern lines, rubbed oil finish, and beautifully glowing, carefully chosen book-matched walnut. This small, low chest would make a wonderful bedside table or end table in the living room.
In very good vintage condition. The drawer fronts have a few small chips and blemishes as show. The front edge has a filled knot (original to production.) The back right side corner has a chip. Drawer interiors have minor staining.
35 7/8” w x 18” d x 26” h
What a gorgeous piece of furniture! Sculpted handles, finely crafted tambour doors, great base details and a finished back, so you can use it anywhere in the room! Designed as a dresser, with two banks of dovetailed drawers and inner drawers in contrasting maple behind a tambour door, this piece would also make a great living room or dining room piece. Svend Aage Madsen for Falster Møbelfabrik, Denmark.
In truly excellent vintage condition with only minimal wear. There are a couple of very minor scratches on the top and small scratches on the sides as shown, The top left drawer has minor staining.
75 1/8” x 19” x 32”
This is an exceptionally well-made piece, circa 1950s Denmark. Absolutely beautiful leg and base detail, beautiful joinery and great old-growth teak with a contrasting mahogany or afrormosia edge. Very finely made. Notice the side profile of the drawer front: the top portion is a solid piece of teak, allowing for the elegant carved and recessed pulls, and the lower part is thickly veneered teak lumbercore. This piece is also fully finished on the back, allowing for placement anywhere in a room. This is among some of the most well-made of the Danish case goods we’ve seen, a real beauty!
Sold in the USA by Selig as part of the Jutland Group.
Excellent vintage condition. There a repaired veneer crack on the back corner left side. There are a couple of light scratches on the top.
39 3/8” w x 17 3/4” d x 31 1/2” h
