This Danish corner sideboard from the 1960s exemplifies Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern craftsmanship. The construction is supported by four slender, tapered legs, visually lifting the piece and lending it an airy silhouette. Crafted from teak wood with a warm, medium honey-brown tone, the sideboard features pronounced, linear grain and a subtle satin sheen. The upper section is a glass-fronted display cabinet with two framed, newly replaced glass doors and interior shelving—ideal for showcasing porcelain, glassware, or books. Beneath, an open niche with a vertically grooved teak back panel introduces a touch of texture, while the lower cabinet is fitted with two solid teak doors, accented by a discreet, round brass keyhole escutcheon. The transitions between panels are seamless, reflecting precise joinery and attention to detail, with no visible modern alterations. The overall condition is excellent: the piece has been professionally restored, the wood surface treated with Danish oil to enhance its color and protect it, and the glass panes are new replacements.This sideboard echoes the voice of everyday Danish interiors from the 1960s: simplicity and function intermingle with the warmth of natural material. The smooth, luminous teak veneer evokes quiet spaces where every detail is intentional. The slender legs seem to let the piece hover lightly above the ground, while balanced proportions speak to a respect
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Height173 cm
Width62 cm
Length88 cm
Dimension details
Length88 cm
Height173 cm
Width62 cm
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