This display cabinet from the 1960s, attributed to the German brand Heinrich Riestenpatt, embodies a modernist approach to both function and aesthetics, with a clear Scandinavian influence. The main body is crafted from teak veneer with pronounced, natural wood grain, complemented by a matte black, rectangular plinth. The upper section features double doors framed in wood with glazed fronts and integrated, rounded wooden handles. Inside, a single shelf offers ample space for display. The lower section comprises three open shelves with solid wood edges, designed for both storage and presentation. The finish is smooth, with a gentle satin sheen, and the contrast between the deep black base and warm teak brown creates a balanced, geometric rhythm. The proportions, precise joinery, and absence of visible hardware emphasize craftsmanship and a faithful adherence to period style. The cabinet is preserved in very good condition, having undergone professional restoration—surfaces are freshly renewed, showing no visible signs of use or damage, and all elements remain true to the spirit of the 1960s.The form of this cabinet speaks in the language of the 1960s: restrained elegance and practicality. Its clean lines and material contrasts evoke images of homes where order and clarity became synonymous with modern living. The teak surfaces convey the warmth of everyday life, while the glazed doors hint at an appreciation for detail and the desire to display cherished objects. This piece seems to quietly recount the story of German precision meeting Northern European simplicity—ready to serve
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Height163 cm
Width35 cm
Length100 cm
Dimension details
Length100 cm
Height163 cm
Width35 cm
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