Teak Dry Bars

Wine cooler or bar cube similar to the furniture of Otto Wretling and Nordiska Kompaniet. Produced in Sweden during the 1920s. Made from solid teak and dark stained birch in the scul...

Super rare and extremely desirable Danish modern teak bar cart or serving trolley with reversible and removable tray, circa 1970s. The top shelf is removable tray that lifts off; one...

This stunning Danish dry bar is sure to be the life of the party! The gorgeous teak wood grain guarantees that this piece will impress from all angles, while the drop-down laminate b...

Mid-Century Modern studio made organic shape live edge heavy (possibly teak or walnut) slab of wood top liquor cabinet bar. Beautiful amber tone varnish finish. Unsigned. Nakashima s...

1950s teak bar cabinet with two folding doors, mirrored interior with bottle compartment. Elegant 1950s Scandinavian teak bar cabinet with lightweight frame on turned, tapered oak l...

Teak cabinet with three drawers, sliding doors, brass handles and dark stained beech base. Danish production from the 1950s/60s. Danish cabinetry in the late 1950s and early 1960s, ...

Absolutely unique, gigantic (height is almost 7.5 ft) teak root stand-up bar with an outstanding, naturally grown shape from the beautiful island state of Java/ Indonesia. Designed b...

Teak swivel bar cabinet, Made in Italy, 1960s.  Teak swivel bar cabinet with sliding shutter and four-spoke foot with casters.  It is all ORIGINAL and retains the patina of time.  Ma...

Spectacular coffee table in teak, black enameled iron and brass. This wonderful object was produced in Italy in the 1960s. Everything in this article is classy: the materials, wit...

We are delighted to offer this lovely original circa 1960s solid Danish teak at home bar on wheels designed by the great Reno Wahl Iversen and retailed thr...

A classic mid-century teak serving bar cart made in Denmark, circa 1960s. Beautifully crafted from teak, this cleverly designed piece features a ...

Jens Risom emigrated from Europe to the U.S. when he was just 23 years of age. Like other Scandinavian designers such as Josef Frank and Kaare Klint, Risom continued to honour tradition in modern design, combining old and new in highly original ways. Jens Risom's career has spanned nearly sixty years. He began his study of design in the Copehagen workshop of Kaare Klint in 1935 and joined Ernst Kuhn's architectural office in 1938, where he designed furniture and interiors. In 1939, Risom emigrated to the U.S. and in 1941 designed the first chair manufactured by Knoll. Risom described the chair as "very basic, very simple, inexpensive, easy to make." The chair was constructed with a birch wood frame and, because of wartime materials constraints, cheap but strong army surplus webbing and has inspired countless imitations. Vintage Midcentury Jens Risom teak...

A hanging bar/cabinet in teak having vertical dividers, U-shaped shelving for glasses, and a milk glass bottom, the unit accessible by a tamboured sl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...

“Semainier” refers to a French piece of furniture with seven drawers (Fr. Semaine = week). It is part of the Louise Collection designed by renowned designer Paul Mathieu. A remarkabl...