1960s Czech Mid-Century Modern Teak Stereo Cabinet

Produced in the former Czechoslovakia, this essential 1960s design is attributed to Jaroslav Šmídek. Comfortable angles and clean lines are designed to delight, influenced by the mid-20th Century Modernist movement in Central Europe. These low-profile armchairs are re-upholstered in updated neutral fabrics, chosen to compliment the elegant polish of the hardwood frame. Produced by various manufacturers and explored by generations of designers, the bentwood shape is infused with dynamism and movement, reflecting the origins of the technique and the optimism of the industrial revolution-- steam bent furniture was a technological innovation developed by the Thonet Brothers...

A metal shelving unit from Czechia, produced circa 1950. At a height around three feet, this short shelf features three tiers of winged shelves, separated by thin cylindrical support...

French four door long and low sideboard / buffet featuring dark brown ebonized accents, side brass ltop trim and parquetry detail on all door frames ending with inlaid scroll detail. The whole rests on toupie feet in brass and wood displaying an overall exquisite cubist, Stark and simple design. The interiors of the compartments are refinished in beautiful ribbon stripe mahogany with the original high gloss lacquer finish. The left side has shelves and the right a frieze of four drawers along side a spacious compartment. Label by Ameublement NF...

Two-door Mid-Century Modern cabinet by Jens Risom. Classic style of Risom where case appears to be floating on base. Nickeled hardware, finished back, Divided in centre with two adju...