Brutalist Large Sideboard with Slatted Front 1940s De Coene, Belgium

Minimalist sideboard by Alfred Hendrickx for Belform, Belgium 1960s. This sideboard, credenza features the original legs in wood and doorhandles in brushed steel with 2 sliding doors...

A special edition by designer Oswald Vermaercke, associated with the V-Form Manufacture in Ghent, designed contemporary modern furniture for the new house in the 1950s. This version ...

Small minimalist sideboard by Hendrickx, Belform 1962, Belgium. Small cabinet with one adjustable shelve and three dovetail drawers. Its finished with square metal doorknobs and a ni...

Beautiful high sideboard with floating top and solid wenge handles, a timeless design of furniture with lots of storage space on the left side 2 panel doors and 2 shelves on the right side 2 panel doors short and 1 shelve below 2 wide drawers. Simple modern storage unit...

A teak sideboard from Clausen & Son, Denmark, from the 1960s sounds like a beautiful piece of vintage Danish furniture! Clausen & Son is known for their high-quality craftsmanship ...

Credenza for De Coene, crafted in 1958 by Belgian designer Paul Van Den Bulcke. This credenza features a captivating two-tone design in cherry wood and walnut, creating a harmonious ...

Mid-Century modern high sideboard in rosewood, designed by Johannes Andersen, manufactured by Skaaning Møbelfabrik from around the 1960s. Measurements in cm: H:128 W:200 D:42

Introducing an expansive Danish-made credenza that is audacious in scope, design and materials used this extraordinary Danish-made credenza is as functional as it is visually arresting. Constructed from a mix of solid and matchbook-veneered Burmese teak this striking sideboard is ideal for collectors and designers alike. Featuring fully functioning tambour doors, clever interior storage options and exceptional old-growth variegated woodgrains unique to the teak species this versatile piece in many ways represents the zenith of Danish Modern Design. The devil is truly in the details in this piece. The tambour doors that roll seamlessly into the back, a rare technique that few can produce effectively, is pleasing to the eye and functionally ideal. The interior is beautifully finished, with rolling shelves...