This two-part display cabinet by Omann Jun, crafted in Denmark during the 1960s, exemplifies mid-century modern sensibility. The teak veneer body, in a warm medium-brown tone with visible natural wood grain, is finished in satin to semi-matte, highlighting the material’s organic character. The upper section features double glass doors framed in teak, opening to four adjustable wooden shelves – ideal for displaying books, ceramics, or glassware. Below, two solid teak doors with vertical grain conceal additional storage. The cabinet stands on a low, integrated plinth base; precise joinery and dovetailed solid wood drawers reflect the high standards of Danish craftsmanship. The design is free of visible handles or hardware, underscoring its minimalist profile and balanced lines. The piece is in good condition, showing minor scratches and signs of use consistent with the 1960s, with no significant damage. The cabinet channels the quiet confidence of the Scandinavian golden age: a restrained silhouette allows the grain and tone of teak to set a gentle rhythm, while the glass frontage subtly mirrors the room, lending displayed objects a sense of curated importance. It embodies the era’s ethos—functionality paired with visual clarity—whispering, “here, simplicity reigns, and each item on the shelf is given
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Height187 cm
Width43 cm
Length120 cm
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Length120 cm
Height187 cm
Width43 cm
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