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Double-sided teak wood desk table, with drawers on the front and shelves on the back. Denmark, 1960s Measurements 73 x 65 x 135 cm

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Double-sided teak wood desk table, with drawers on the front and shelves on the back. Denmark, 1960s Measurements 73 x 65 x 135 cm

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Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

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Scandinavian cabinet-large sideboard, 1950s. Teak wood. Wrought iron details. The images serve as a description of the condition. Measurements: 151 x 201 x 46 cm. This cabinet is a testimony to Scandinavian ingenuity and craftsmanship, with an upper body that houses three sliding drawers with circular handles, providing a refined organizational space for the most delicate objects. The lower body has four spacious drawers with horizontal black handles that offer a more spacious storage solution, combining utility and aesthetics in a harmonious way. Inside the upper drawers there is a shelf in the center to make the most of the interior space. Teak wood, known for its durability and natural beauty, is the protagonist of this piece, exhibiting the warm tones and natural grains that distinguish it. The forging, elegantly incorporated, brings a touch of distinction and sophistication, enhancing the structure with minimalist lines and well cared for details. This cabinet goes beyond being a simple piece of furniture; it is a refined expression of the golden age of Scandinavian design. Its minimalist, organic lines, combined with meticulous attention to detail, pay homage to the master designers who shaped the aesthetics of that period.

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