Bang & Olufsen Furniture

This BeoCom 1401 telephone is a time capsule gem, and still has the original, unused, paper address booklet inside. Introduced in 1998 as the successor of the 1400, the model that fo...

System cabinet / audio furniture designed by Jacob Jensen for Bang & Olufsen. This minimalist and elegant piece reflects Jensen’s signature Scandinavian design language, combining cl...

Rare BeoCom 2400 corded phone by Martin Iseli for Bang & Olufsen, circa 1990s . At the time of its introduction, BeoCom 2400 was a completely new concept from B&G and was known as ...

Here is a vintage Bang and Olufsen rosewood hi-fi cabinet designed by Jacob Jensen. Made in Denmark, probably circa 1970s-80s. It is finished...

Stereo bench/sideboard in rosewood with metal frame, designed by Jacob Jensen for Bang & Olufsen in the 1970s. This elegant sideboard combines beautiful rosewood with a slim metal fr...

Legendary design classic "Beosystem 2500" designed by David Lewis for Bang & Olufsen in the 1990s. Compact stereo unit with CD player, tape deck and built-in speakers "Beolab 2500". ...

This TV unit or side table, designed by Jacob Jensen in collaboration with Bang & Olufsen, is a splendid example of the modern aesthetics and functionality of the 1970s. Made of rose...

Danish Modern Rosewood HiFi Cabinet by Jacob Jensen for Bang & Olufsen, 1980s. Danish freestanding HiFi bench designed by Danish designer Jacob Jensen for B&O, Denmark. Bang & Olufsen is world renown for making very high quality HiFi equipment in a nordic design. Open top shelf without backing for stereo equipment. Three shelves for records...

Hi-fi system BeoSound 9000 6-CD/Tuner with two loudspeakers (Beolab 1). The BeoSound 900 can be placed either vertically (mounted on it own support or directly on the wall) or horizontally. The CD's are easily loaded and held by spring suspended jaws, discs not in play can be replaced without interrupting the playback. The auto-positioning feature ensures that CDs are always returned to the position in which they were first placed. The Glass-covered aluminum plate holds the CDs and the rails for the CD carriage, while a backlit acrylic plate illuminates the CD currently playng. BeoSound 9000 offrs unprecedents flexibility to ensure the same uniform movement of the glass cover regardless of the placement of the BeoSound 900 vertically or horizontally, upright or flat. To counteract the effect of the gravity, a digital time control constantly monitors the movements of the cover and adjust the motor, keeping the complete movement wiithin 3,5 and 4 seconds. Such an abundance of fast moving mechanics means that special measures have been taken to ensure that BeoSound 9000 is safe to operate. Small prismatic lenses are placed at each end of the aluminium frame, controlling an infrared beam across the front of BeoSound 9000. If the beam is violated, the CD clamper will stop immediately. If the glass door is lifted while the clamper is in motion, it will decelerate immediately. A power failure feature ensures that the clamper is not damaged in a gravitational free-fall, if BeoSound 9000 is mounted vertically. Ingenious engineering solutions and intricate mechanical movements in a product that continues to surprise and delight users today – and all this from the inspiration of old vinyl records spinning on the record player’s turntable...

Bang & Olufsen B&O Type:K loudspeakers (Hojttaler), 1964-66 A stunning pair of these highly regarded speakers. Teak cabinets. Original labels to rear. Each has attached speaker c...

As stylish as it is functional this ultra-rare stereo console is a true retro gem. Constructed from a mix of steel and veneered Brazilian Rosewood with exceptional variegated woodgra...

Beautiful moderen audio / video storage system from the "Attyka" series designed in the 1980s by Jacob Jensen for Bang & Olufsen in Denmark. Each plateau is 52 cm / 20,5 Inches wide...