Designed by Rolf Hesland for Bruksbo, Norway, circa 1960s. What a great way to organize those piles of magazines!
This piece does have veneer chips along the bottom as shown, and is accordingly priced at less than half its normal value.
23” x 15 3/4” x 17 1/4”
What a great piece! An elegant, minimalist display cabinet in warm teak with sliding class doors. Designed by Carlo Jensen and crafted in Denmark by Hundevad & Co. We love the adjustable shelves with beveled front edges and hidden bracket system. Wonderful for china, books, art, or collections of any kind!
In excellent vintage condition with only the most minimal wear. There is a tiny hole in the top and a tiny chip on one side as shown.
54 1/2” w x 12” d x 59 1/2” h
Designed by Albert Parvin for American of Martinsville circa 1960s. Wonderful deeply beveled glass doors with contrasting inlaid joinery on the corners, lovely! Shelves have groove along the back for vertical plate display.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with a few minor blemishes on the top and edges.
59” w x 13 5/8” d x 51 5/8”h
A Danish teak chest designed in 1958 by Kai Kristiansen for Feldballes Møbelfabrik. This very sweet piece has a 360° swiveling teak top and four drawers. It features Kai Kristiansen’s signature carved “eye” pulls and elegant tapered legs. A rare find!
This piece is in very good vintage condition with age-appropriate wear including some scratches and dings and chips to one handle. Please see photos.
33 3/4” w x 17 3/4” d x 19 3/4” h overall (19 1/8” to chest top.)
Vintage teak cabinet with two adjustable shelves and removable sliding glass doors. This would be a great bookshelf or TV stand. In excellent vintage condition.
63” x 12 5/8” x 29 3/4”
This piece makes me want to serve cocktails every night! A beautiful piece of furniture when closed, with glowing, richly grained Brazilian rosewood and handsome angled handles, this dry bar cabinet opens into a fabulous entertaining zone. The top flips open to reveal a 2-tiered mixing and serving area with easy-care laminate surfaces. Behind the cabinet doors is a laminate-covered bottle storage area and rosewood shelf, with a horizontal bottle-storage rack and two spacious drawers below. All interior surfaces are beautifully finished. The “back” of the piece is fully finished and can face into the room for serving if desired.
This piece has been thoroughly restored and is in excellent vintage condition. There are a few circular stains in the bottle rack as shown, and a few very small veneer chips along the bottom edge of the base.
When closed: 28 5/8” wide x 15 3/4” deep x 34 1/4” high. With the top flipped up it is 39” high.
This is an early piece by Hansen Guldborg (HG). HG created a fabulous modular system of cabinets and shelving that could be used as standalone pieces on bases, stacked, hung on rails, or floated on hidden wall mounts. (If you would prefer a floating wall installation, please inquire.) It was designed for stereo components but could be used for many other things.
The hinged top opens to reveal a beautifully finished interior for your stereo components with ventilation/cord holes in the back. Below are two deep drawers. The base is teak with contrasting ebonized cross bars.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition.
35 1/4” x 15 3/4” x 28 1/2”
A great little piece for the entryway, bedside, or anywhere! Small drawer with a cool angled pull reminiscent of Poul Vother’s designs.
In very good vintage condition. There is a small bit of white paint embedded in the wood grain on one corner, a dent in the front edge, and the edge banding has a slight separation as shown.
18 1/4” w x 8 1/4” d x 3” h
By master Danish designer Arne Vodder for Sibast Møbler, the medium-sized stereo cabinet in teak with tambour doors. This configuration has two opening doors on top revealing compartments for a turntable and components, or use it as a drybar and store your glassware and bar supplies here with bottles below! This piece is finished on the back for placement anywhere in the room.
The tambour doors slide open to reveal more storage, with divided record compartments. (The original owner labeled the slots, which we found charming and did not remove. If you’d like them removed just let us know.)
This piece is priced lower than normal due to some damage. There are numerous scratches to the top, including a fairly deep one with a small chip. There is a small area of scratches on the right side back corner. The right tambour door is broken top and bottom along the leading edge, but is still completely functional.
53 3/4” long x 20 1/2” deep x 31 1/2” high
What a great piece of furniture! This teak and afrormosia corner bar cabinet was designed by Gunni Omann and produced in Denmark by Omann Jun. The locking top cabinet features fabulous etched mirrored glass and a shelf designed to allow tall bottle storage at the front. Below are three dovetailed drawers. We love the bookmatched teak and jaunty details!
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with a gorgeous patina. There are only a few minor scratches. The top left back corner and top very back corner have small chips as shown.
35” wide x 22 1/2” deep x 48 1/2” high
This is such a sweet piece! Petite and low, this tambour-door cabinet would work wonderfully as a TV stand, side table, hallway entry piece, or extra storage in any room. Designed by Mark Furst and Robert Fellner for Furnette Furniture in the Bronx, circa 1950s. Hideaway doors open to reveal two inner drawers.
In excellent vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate wear. There s a spot of finish wear on the left side, and a small chip on the right side corner as shown.
34” w x 17” d x 22” h
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Danish architects Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen designed a beautiful collection of mix-and-match teak cases for the renowned cabinetmaker Søborg Møbelfabrik in the 1950s. We are very pleased to offer four pieces from the collection. All of the cases are crafted of solid teak planks (unlike most Danish case goods) in order to create the gorgeous finger-jointed joinery at each corner.
We offer these four pieces as a set, or they can be purchased separately or in pairs (additional legs are available for the two bookcases without them, if desired.) See pricing below.
This chest features features three shallow, divided, dovetailed drawers and an adjustable shelf. We love the full-height solid brass locking mechanism on the door interior. The key is included. Each of the bookcases features five adjustable shelves with hidden support brackets, and the beautiful finger-jointed detail on each corner.
All pieces have the wonderful patina of decades old, well-cared-for teak. The backs retain (slightly) the stamp from Søborg and John Stuart, the high-end importer/retailer where they were purchased.
Very good vintage condition. The cabinet has some chips to the cabinet edges as shown, a small original production repair on top corner of left door. The top has some minor light staining and scratches as shown, and a slightly darker area along the back where the bookcase blocked sunlight; this will even out over time and light exposure.
One bookcase has a veneer repair on the edge of one shelf. One shelf has a chip on the bottom (not visible.) One bookcase has an area of grain repair (original from cabinetmaker) on right side and small chips on bottom right edge.
Cabinet: 35.375" w x 18.75" d x 37" h
Bookcases: 35.375" w x 10.5" d x 37" h
Full set/4: $3,900
Cabinet alone: $1,550
Bookcase alone: $900-$1,150
2-piece cabinet + bookcase: $2,250
2-piece bookcases: $1,875
Modernist design mahogany-stained walnut credenza, storage console by the American/Danish designer Jens Risom for Risom Design with his signature door crescent handles. This cabinet features four drawers and one file drawer. Great for your modernist office!
The top is in excellent condition. Top drawers have light stain spatter on interiors (appears to have been stained after original production.) The finished back has white paint residue top center.
39.25ʺW × 20.0ʺD × 24.0ʺH
This stereo cabinet was designed and custom-built in 1966 for a concert pianist's home, and influenced by the studio furniture of George Nakashima and Sam Maloof. It housed some serious audiophile components, and is well-designed to hold them, with multiple ventilation and electrical cord holes in the back panel.
This piece is made from solid cherry - no veneers here. It features a lift-top turntable space and record storage on the right, and adjustable shelving, with a pull-out shelf on the bottom, to the left. Included are the original design sketch, invoice, and cabinetmaker's card.
In very good vintage condition. As is often the case with solid wood furniture, the door slabs are affected by air temperature and moisture, and sometimes do not close cleanly. This could certainly be remedied by a light sanding if desired. Otherwise there is only mild, age-appropriate wear.
44.75" w x 19.875" d x 34.75" 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 fabulous sliding door cabinet features high quality construction (notice the oak door tracks: no plastic here!) and wonderful, unusual, patterned amber glass inserts.
In excellent vintage condition with only the most minor signs of wear. There is a tiny dent in the front edge that we could not get to show in photos. This series was available with a variety of bases. We have re-created the original legs for this piece.
53"w x 14.25"d x 55" h
A great piece for your record collection and stereo components! This lovely, beautifully made media redenza features LP vinyl record storage, a pull-out shelf for your turntable and a beautifully made, finger-jointed divided drawer. An original hole in the bottom (and an additional owner-cut one in the back panel) of the component side keep those wires and cords out of the sight. Made in Denmark by Salin Mobler circa 1960s.
The teak has a beautiful warm patina, and contrasts beautifully with the white oak base. It is in good used condition with signs of age including numerous scratches on the turntable shelf, some scratches and a light ring on the top, some chips on the cabinet edges.
47.25" wide x 19.675" deep x 28.5" high
These beauties were brought back from Scandinavia by the original owner in the 1960s. The cases are crafted of solid teak (not veneer) with gorgeous dovetail corner joints. The evident hand of the cabinetmaker, coupled with the richly patina'd teak and unusual inset brass hardware makes these pieces stand out. (We liked the patina'd brass, so did not polish.)
Cabinet #1 has 4 pull-out dovetailed drawers on the left and two adjustable shelves on the right. The top shows some light scratches and rings. The back panel has holes drilled up under the top (from being hung on a wall. We added turned legs and teak stretchers for more functionality.) $825
Cabinet #2 has three adjustable shelves on the interior. The top has some scratches and light rings and small chips around the dovetails. $750
44" wide x 16.5" deep x 31" high
This wonderful storage and display piece is from the Kent Coffey 'Perspecta' collection, one of the most distinctive lines of mid-century American furniture. In walnut with the iconic Perspecta rosewood raised hourglass motif in the door handles.
In excellent vintage condition with minor, age-appropriate wear including a few small chips and scratches. Please see detail photos.
55.25" wide x 16" deep x 73.25" high
Banish the ugly metal file cabinet from your office! This sleek Danish beauty features a disappearing tambour door and original lock and key. Circa 1960s Denmark.
Two file drawers for hanging files, each with a teak apron with lovely finger-jointed corner details.
This piece is in excellent vintage condition with only a couple of very minor scratches on top as shown.
19.75" wide x 14.75" deep x 29.75" high
This gorgeous and unusual piece of furniture just came over from Denmark this winter. It is elegantly detailed and of superior quality and craftsmanship. The rosewood grain is beautiful and the color has mellowed with age to fit beautifully with teak and other woods. We love the curved doors, fine brass border detail, molded drawer pulls, and the way the veneer grain is matched from top to bottom along the doors and drawer fronts. Truly stunning!
This piece is in excellent vintage condition. There is a fleabite chip on the bottom edge, a chip on the top left corner, and a scuff on the right door as shown. The lower drawers have light staining from candle storage.
Height: 54.625"
Radius (back corner to front at any point): 22.25" deep
Width: 31.5"
Clearance: 7"
