This highboard display cabinet, manufactured by Drevotvar Pardubice in Czechoslovakia during the 1960s, is a representative example of Mid-Century Modern design. Constructed with a light oak veneer in a warm honey tone and finished in a semi-matte sheen, the cabinet highlights the natural wood grain and tactile texture. The form is defined by clean, geometric lines, slightly tapered legs, and angled side panels—hallmarks of the era’s aesthetic. Storage is thoughtfully organized: two open shelves at the top, two spacious drawers in the center, and a lower section with sliding glass doors and recessed black handles, offering further compartments. All glass panels are intact, and the original hardware and finishes have been preserved. The overall condition is very good for its age, with only minor signs of use—small scratches, stains, and surface wear, mainly on the top, which would benefit from refreshing or restoration. There are no significant damages, missing elements, or traces of woodworm or unpleasant odors. This cabinet tells the story of the 1960s, a decade in which Czech design pursued a balance between utility and everyday refinement. Its unadorned structure suggests a quiet orderliness, reflecting the values of postwar Central European modernism. The interplay between the light oak veneer and the stark black handles, along with measured proportions, evokes interiors where every object was considered, and daylight played gently across wooden surfaces. The highboard can be used to showcase books, ceramics, or glassware, as well as to store tableware or textiles out of sight. It would suit a living room styled in mid
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Height162 cm
Width45 cm
Length120 cm
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Length120 cm
Height162 cm
Width45 cm
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