Sideboard, walnut brown, oak beige, by B. Landsman, H. Nepozitek, Jitona, Czechoslovakia, 1960s.
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Designed by Bohumil Landsman and Hubert Nepozitek for the Jitona Soběslav factory, this sideboard is a compelling example of Czechoslovakian mid-century modernism from the 1960s. The body is crafted from beech wood, with the front and top surfaces veneered in walnut, displaying distinctive, natural grain patterns, while the sides are finished in lighter oak for a subtle color contrast. The characteristic slightly splayed, rounded legs lighten the silhouette, and the minimalist construction is free of unnecessary ornamentation—only gold-toned aluminum fittings and a central keyhole accent the clean lines. Behind the double doors, two shelves offer organized storage. The quality of craftsmanship is evident in the precise veneer alignment and seamless transitions between materials. The sideboard has undergone a complete restoration and is finished with high-quality Danish oil, with the glass in the doors replaced with new. The overall condition is excellent, with no visible signs of wear—the surface is smooth, and the colors are consistent and fresh.This piece tells the story of postwar optimism, reflecting a time in Czechoslovakian workshops when the search for harmony between form and function was paramount. The minimalist lines, softly rounded edges, and gentle sheen of walnut veneer recall the spirit of the 1960s, when
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Height78 cm
Width43 cm
Length119 cm
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Length119 cm
Height78 cm
Width43 cm
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