Midcentury Danish Teak Bar Cart by Niels Erik Glasdam Jensen

Mid-century expanding drinks trolley/bar cart, designed by Niels Erik & Glasdam Jensen for Vantinge Møbelindustri in Denmark during the 1960s,. The cart features a practical divided...

Niels Erik Glasdam Jensen expanding midcentury rosewood bar cabinet with two sections that slide out to reveal a stylish interior with...

This gorgeous example of an iconic Danish designed bar cart has amazing rosewood grain which makes it a standout. A piece of functional art furniture designed by Niels Erik and Glasdam Jensen for Vantinge Møbelindustri, dating from 1964. Opens with just a slight pull to reveal all you favourite barware etc. Expandable dry bar...

A unique expansion bar in rosewood by Niels Erik Glasdam Jensen for Vantinge Møbelindustri with a black laminate top. When expanded, the interior two-tier storage holds barware, bott...

A Danish rosewood bar by Danish designer Niels Erik Glasdam Jensen for Vantinge Mobelindustri. Classic 1960s Scandinavian design featuring double sliding door storage cabinet below, ...

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...

What a find. Offered is a very cool Danish modern teak bar cart. Features two sliding doors on top and bottom with compartments. It is also on wheels. Great for storage, serving drin...

Rectangular hardwood dry bar designed by Erik Buch and made in Denmark circa 1960s. Front with eight bottle racks and two wine racks, two sliding glass doors with shelves behind and ...

Origin: Denmark Designer: Unknown Manufacturer: Unknown Era: 1960s Materials: Teak Measurements: 31″ wide (closed), 53" wide (open) x 17.5″ deep x 24.5″ tall

This Danish teak boomerang dry bar by Erik Buch for Dyrlund is a stunning piece from the 1960s. Its striking boomerang-shaped front and chrome-plated steel footrest exude mid-century...