Mid century teak Danish sideboard 1960’s. In great condition. An extremely well made Danish sideboard with sliding doors and drawers to the centre.

Width – 200 cm Depth – 46 cm Height – 75 cm

It is sometimes said that great architects never graduated. According to the Italian architectural critic Luigi Prestinenza Puglisi; Mies van der Rohe, Wright and Le Corbusier are among those who have never been able to boast about their piece of paper. Carlo Scarpa was one of them but is regarded as true master. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice, was creative director of the Venini glass factory and later also became director of Gavina. A versatile man who has touched all facets of creativity.

Design
This sideboard is an iconic object that perfectly reflects the design philosophy of Carlo Scarpa. He did not believe in order or structure within design. As one of his last projects for Bernini, we see that this sideboard has a strong appearance, especially due to the use of the walnut wood that shows a dramatic drawing here. He has deconstructed the classic concept of a sleek sideboard by a number of things. First of all by placing two round cylinders on the front corners. These cylinders are also split and the middle part of the cylinders are in a different direction. The left and right part are connected by two wooden parts and a brushed brass plate with the Bernini logo that is subtly placed in the middle. This intermediate space can then also serve as storage space.

The eight hinges also act as a detail that is not immediately noticeable at first glance. They are also positioned in a prominent position. Just a few inches of the cylinder corner parts. and showcase Scarpa’s aversion for order and structure once again.  When we open the doors, we see three storage compartments on the left. On the right side there is ample storage space due to the two compartments and above that are three drawers. It is remarkable that, unlike on the doors, the veneer is applied vertically.

Condition
The condition of this sideboard is very good with minimal traces of use. Small scratches and scrapes are part of that.” This piece has an attribution mark,
I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity
issues arising from misattribution

Dimension: 109″ W x 20″ D x 38″ H

The listed dimensions are measured from one extremity to the other, height wise and width wise. Please contact us for specific dimensions.

Construction: 100% Solid Wood

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Omann Jun Møbelfabrik (founded in 1933 by Andreas Omann) produced some of the most iconic Danish designs of the 1950s and 1960s. In production again for the first time, this family-owned company has re-issued the classic Model 18 credenza for a new generation of design enthusiasts.

Originally produced in the 1960s, the Model #18 credenza was designed by Gunni Omann for Omann Jun Møbelfabrik. Perfectly proportioned with a low-profile design, this piece will work well with any modern decor. Doors slide open to reveal an adjustable shelf and are accented by beautifully hand-sculpted knife-edge handles. A bank of four left-oriented drawers provides additional storage for flatware + table settings.

DIMENSIONS: Width 74.75” / Depth 18.25” / Height 32.5”

Drawer Interior: Width 24” Depth 15.25” Height 3.5”

Cabinet Interior: Width 51.5” / Depth 15.75” Height 17.75”

Omann Jun Møbelfabrik (founded in 1933 by Andreas Omann) produced some of the most iconic Danish designs of the 1950s and 1960s. In production again for the first time, this family-owned company has re-issued the classic Model 18 credenza for a new generation of design enthusiasts.

Originally produced in the 1960s, the Model #18 credenza was designed by Gunni Omann for Omann Jun Møbelfabrik. Perfectly proportioned with a low-profile design, this piece will work well with any modern decor. Doors slide open to reveal an adjustable shelf and are accented by beautifully hand-sculpted knife-edge handles. A bank of four left-oriented drawers provides additional storage for flatware + table settings.

DIMENSIONS: Width 74.75” / Depth 18.25” / Height 32.5”

Drawer Interior: Width 24” Depth 15.25” Height 3.5”

Cabinet Interior: Width 51.5” / Depth 15.75” Height 17.75”

Edward Wormley solid walnut cased cabinet with two sliding doors supported on four legged brass frame with walnut caps on the feet. Original Dunbar label on the back.

Late 18th century Georgian pine dresser base from England. the top is made from two planks, and follows down to hand paneled sides. the front of the piece has three top drawers over a central bank of three false drawers, flanked by single paneled doors. The doors open to reveal generous storage space. The piece is rustic, and has all over general wear from age and use.

The highboard was made in the 1970s, Danish production.

The structure is covered with teak veneer. The legs and handles are made of solid wood. Inside, the space has been filled with five practical shelves and three capacious drawers. Two of the shelves are height-adjustable. The highboard has a convenient sliding door solution, which reduces the need to leave a large free space in front of the furniture, while not restricting access to the interior.

Condition: Minor scratches and loss of veneer visible. Larger signs of use are always shown in the photos. Product ready to use.

Technical data
height:
114,5 cm
width:
180 cm
depth:
47 cm

The highboard was made in the 1970s, Danish production.

The structure is covered with teak veneer. The legs and handles are made of solid wood. Inside, the space has been filled with four practical shelves and three capacious drawers. The shelves are height adjustable. Highboard has a convenient sliding door solution, which reduces the need to leave a large free space in front of the furniture, while not restricting access to the interior. As an added bonus, the versatile bar features a decorative mirror, a non-adjustable shelf and three drawers.

Condition: Minor scratches and losses to the veneer are visible. Larger signs of use are always shown in the photos. Product ready to use.

Technical data
height:
112 cm
width:
185 cm
depth:
45 cm

The highboard was made in the 1960s, designed by the well-known Danish designer E.W. Bach.

The structure is covered with teak veneer. The legs are made of solid wood. Inside, the space has been filled with three practical shelves and three capacious drawers. The shelves are adjustable in height. The highboard has a convenient sliding door solution, which reduces the need to leave a large free space in front of the furniture, while not restricting access to its interior. An additional asset of the furniture is the universal bar, the interior of which is filled with a decorative mirror and two drawers.

Condition: Minor scratches and losses of veneer visible. Larger signs of use are always shown in the photos. Product ready to use.

Technical data
height:
112 cm
width:
165 cm
depth:
44 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution