Vintage Sideboard Cabinet with Double Door

Scandinavian vintage 1960s sideboard. A modern piece of furniture with square, minimalist lines. The frame features three convenient drawers with a carved wooden handle and three ...

Scandinavian sideboard from the 1960s with drawers and hinged doors. Particular highboard of Nordic manufacture made of teak wood. Consists of a large storage compartment and 7 draw...

Scandinavian teak sideboard. Swedish-made highboard from the 1960s, ideal as living room furniture. The spacious storage compartment is divided into two compartments respectively...

Scandinavian teak sideboard from the 1960s. A Swedish design piece with a compact and modern shape, consisting of a storage compartment closed by hinged doors above which are three ...

Solid wood constructed sideboard cabinet featuring hand-turned legs, hand-cut joinery and adjustable shelves. It details two push-to-open, cane detailed cabinet doors and one solid wood push-to-open cabinet door. There are custom configurations available, including hand loomed cane cabinet doors, solid wood cabinet doors, differing amounts of drawers, or a combination of the two. It is available in any American domestic hardwoods; Specifically walnut, white oak, ebonized oak, bleached oak, and ash. Hand crafted here in Los Angeles, California. LOW CABINET OPTION: 60” Width X 18.5” Depth X 32” Height HIGH CABINET OPTION: 34” Width X 18.5” Depth X 39” Height Please inquire for any questions on cabinet configurations or further details needed. This cabinet is shown in solid walnut with 3 cabinet...

Sideboard with Roller Doors from Dyrlund - Vintage 1960s Discover the timeless elegance of the teak sideboard with roller doors, manufactured by Dyrlund in the 1960s. This piece of ...

Small-scale French rosewood two-door sideboard cabinet, with two shelf interior and pedestal base. Simple design with large rosewood square pull.

Very rare sideboard or cabinet from the Danish designer Bodil Kjaer made by E. Pedersen & son, Denmark 1960s. With sliding doors on castors and beautiful elegant metal door handles. W: 128 cm, H: 49 cm, D: 44 cm W: 50.4 in, H: 19.3 in, D: 17.3 in Literature: Mobilia, June 1961. Young executives that Bodil Kjær encountered in her work in architecture and design in the late 1950es were open, creative and flexible in their way of working. So, she reasoned that it would be counter-productive for them to be offered traditional office furniture...