Vintage Danish Teak Cube Bar Cabinet by Randers Møbelfabrik

Vintage bar cabinet in teak, Denmark 1960

Mid-Century Modern compact dry bar cabinet in teak model no. 7739 manufactured by Dyrlund, Copenhagen. This clever piece features an extendable serving top with an easy to maintain black laminate surface. Equipped with two dovetail drawers, a stainless steel ice bucket, one adjustable shelf, and plenty of storage for cocktail glasses and bottles. Accented with a modern aluminum square knob...

Mid Century Danish Teak Bar Cabinet This bar cabinet measures: 49 wide x 20 deep x 36 inches high All pieces of furniture can be ...

A very unusual, hand painted bar cabinet, as a Danish Viking, made in Italy. Striking naive/modern style, humorous and direct. The back is finished and ...

This stunning midcentury teak corner cabinet is a perfect choice to update any modern home decor. Beautifully carved with atomic styles, this piece adds a unique charm and character ...

A sleek and elegant cube bar cabinet designed by Torbjørn Afdal for Bruksbo, Norway, in the early 1960s. Crafted from rich rosewood, this stylish piece features a clever expandable d...

A stylish large Mid-Century Modern Danish teak sideboard, credenza, bar or cocktail cabinet featuring fine craftsmanship with plenty of storage room. The cabinet has two sections. The bottom section has a large two door cabinet with a record player attached to a shelf as well as two side door cabinets in a lattice design on each side. The upper section features a drop down cocktail/ bar mirrored cabinet with white glass holders and installed light and a two door cabinet with multiple storing compartments and shelves also in a lattice pattern as well as two open shelves. The very useful and stylish MCM teak cabinet...

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...

Standing bar cabinet produced by Dyrlund, Denmark, 1960's. Stylish design with the front part that folds down to create a serving surface, and int...

Exceptionally beautiful Danish freestanding bar furniture from the 1960s. The high-quality craftsmanship and elegant design make this piece of furniture a true favorite. A very speci...