Bangkok Teak

Set of nutcrackers from the 1970s by Digsmed, Denmark. Made from solid Teak with metal teeth. Stamped Digsmed Bangkok Teak ST1069.

Beautiful glow to the Bangkok teak. Rare piece of Danish design history.

The table is made from beautifully grained solid Bangkok Teak. Great craftmanship and brilliant design.

Monumental Turned Wood Bowl by Digsmed. Bangkok Teak Display Piece from Corporate Offices

The daybed is made from solid Bangkok teak wood and chromed steel. It has been reupholstered in Hallingdal Wool from Kvadrat.

Produced in Denmark during the 1950s by Glostrup Møbelfabrik. Made from solid Bangkok teak wood with reupholstered cushions in "Hallingdal" wool fabric from Kvadrat.

This one is from the very early GETAMA production that was made with armrests in solid Bangkok teak wood and a frame in solid patinated oak with the most beautiful patina and grain.

The desk has a brushed steel tubular frame and drawer knobs. This has very nice Bangkok teak which is a little more reddish than normal teak.

Produced during the 1950s by their own company Luxus in Vittsjö, Sweden. Made from solid Bangkok teak with nice details such as concave surface on the top of the lamp base and origin...

This armchair comes from the first years of production. It has a solid teak frame (Bangkok Teak) and carved armrests that showcase the craftsmanship of the entire design.

Striking “Bangkok” cabinet by Yngve Ekström, made from teak with a graphic, embossed pattern on the door fronts.

Beautiful cabinet designed by Yngve Ekström. Manufactured by Westbergs Möbler, Sweden. This cabinet is made of teak with solid beech legs. The doors have a beautiful embossed patt...

Large and very unusual Scandinavian sofa table by Yngve Ekström, model ‘Bangkok’. A substantial piece with a wonderful shape constructed in a rich teak and lightly limed oak.

Beautiful relief carved teak 'Bangkok' cabinet on a contrasting solid beech base.

Cabinet by Yngve Ekström for Westbergs Mobler Sweden with beautiful carved doors. Six shelves and three drawers. Teak and solid beech legs.

Rare cabinet model Bangkok designed by Yngve Ekström. Produced by Westbergs Möbler in Sweden.

Large Bangkok Teak Bowl by Laurids Lonborg Denmark, c. 1960 "marked on the underside" "nice wood grain and finish" "turned from a single piece of wood" "felt pads added to bottom" ...

Made in Bangkok teak wood of the highest quality with beautiful grain.

Pair of rare vintage Danish modern stools in solid teakwood and seagrass designed by Peter Hvidt & Orla Molgaard Nielsen and made at "Soborg Mobelfabrik", Copenhagen in the 1950s. Ma...

1960s Finn Juhl mahogany dining or conference table from the diplomat series by Cado Finn Juhl designed a series of furniture´from 1961 called the Diplomat series with chairs, desks...

Cabinet, model "Bangkok" designed by Yngve Ekström in the 1950s. Produced in Sweden by Westbergs Möbler.

A wonderful Bangkok cabinet designed by Yngve Ekström for Westbergs Möbler, Sweden, 1950s.

Very rare complete set of "Plat de menage" tableware made at Kay Bojesens workshop in Copenhagen, Denmark in the 1960s. All items are designed by Kay Bojesen and were handmade form t...

The Axamo chair was one of Ingemar Thillmarks more modern-oriented models with influences from both Edvard Kindt-Larsen and Ib Kofod-Larsen. Deigned in durable Bangkok teak with orig...

Pair of easy chairs, model no. NV 53 in solid Bangkok teak. Sides, seat and back upholstered with wool designed 1953 Manufactured and stamped by Niels Vodder in the late 1950s ...

A teak & oak armoire by swedish designer, Yngve Ekstrom.

Beautiful patinated ‘Bangkok’ cabinet designed by Yngve Ekström and produced by Westberg Möbler in Sweden around 1950.

Rare armchairs model 62A designed by Arne Vodder. Produced by Sibast in Denmark. Price is listed / armchair.

A 1950s Danish modern chair in Solid Teak chair designed by Arne Vodder for France & Daverkosen. Great condition with nice patina on black leather back and seat, as well as on solid ...

Rare & fabulous set of eight dining chairs by Arne Vodder, model #203. Designed and created from solid teak around 1957 by France & Daverkosen. Reupholstery is new and is fau...

A dining chair having an exposed teak frame supporting wrapped molded seats and backs, the backs with a unique brass-hinged pivoting adjustment.

Origin: Denmark Designer: Arne Vodder Manufacturer: Sibast Era: 1961 Dimensions: 21″ wide x 21″ deep x 31.5″ tall Seat: 22″ wide x 17″ deep x 18″ tall