Fine vanity dresser in teak by Ib Kofod-Larsen for Brande Møbelfabrik. Denmark, 1960s. Front with 4 drawers. Top drawer with hinged mirror, as well as storage compartments. High quality Danish work.

Royal system by Poul Cadovius for Cado Denmark. with 1 small cabinet, shelfes and conical shaped desk. brass holders. Part of the table top can be folded up. 1960s production. Size: H. 190 cm / W. 165 cm / D. 109 cm (total), cabinet: H. 34 cm / W. 80 cm / D. 24 cm, shelves: 4x 80 x 24 cm, height wall brackets: 120 cm.

Danish tambour door file cabinet with 15 drawers. Made in oak and drawers in birch wood. Prod. 1950s / 60s.

Vanity / dressing table or desk by Severin Hansen Jr. for Haslev Møbelsnedkeri Denmark 1958. Made in finest teak. with one drawer and compartment incl. mirror. All in original condition, with beautiful patina.

Provenance: Copenhagen. Under the plate marked with „Illums Bolighus København“

Original condition
1 chair has in the seat small crack, picture was added. Was made at a distance of 5 cm!
Foot with traces of use in the form of scratches

1970s Original pair of cylindrical cabinets by Anna Castelli for Kartell, modular with vertical overlap was designed for every room. A true pieces of italian design. The items are in excellent condition
Dimension:
diam 12,6 x 22,83 H inches
diam 32 cm x 58.5 H

Japanese Tansu Storage Chest (Edo Period – 19th Century). Tansu are traditional portable wooden storage chests from Japan. In Japanese traditional houses, there were no fixed chairs, tables, or pieces of furniture in the living space. Tansu were intended as mobile cabinetry, and used to keep objects of daily use, clothes, and personal items. They were also frequently employed by shopkeepers to store inventory, records, or valuables, as well as in warehouses, and even on ships for the personal use of the captain or owner. In Japan, rather than being considered as decorative centrepieces to be put on display, these were merely functional storage items, often tucked away under closet spaces, behind sliding doors, and even in the pantry area. Since tansu from the Edo period were often placed in common areas where it was customary to sit on tatami mats rather than chairs, the tansu were made to fit into the alcoves of sliding doors or on top of the tatami mats themselves. Consequentially, they were the perfect height to be used by someone kneeling or sitting on the ground. The later Meiji era brought with it a sudden influx of Western culture, ideas, and items. As the use of western-style chairs became more and more widespread, tansu had to adapt to fit this lifestyle change and were thus lifted off the ground for easier use while sitting in a chair (Ref: Catrina Sugita). This piece was acquired in Tokyo in the mid 1990s. It is in fair overall condition with much vintage character while presenting chips, cracks (Including one in the back centre), some holes and blemishes. The metal work is in good condition. To buy a piece such as this it is important to embrace the principle of wabi-sabi. Wabi refers to the kind of beauty found in asymmetrical, uneven or unbalanced things. The asymmetry of a ceramic bowl is an example of wabi. Sabi is the beauty of aged things and speaks to the impermanence of life through the passage of time. There are no keys but all drawers open and close freely (not withstanding the photos). Please enjoy the many photos accompanying this listing. Dimensions : H 57 cm / 22.4″ W 63.5 cm / 25″ D 33 cm / 13″

– Mid 19th Century Italian Biedermeier cabinet
– In solid walnut with a white Carrara marble top
– Restored and wax finished
– From circa 1850
– With two large upper drawers
– Two lower doors with internal shelf
– Side carvings and onion feet

A Bauhaus cupboard/cabinet from the 1920s, rare and special, stood in a study in Belgium. The design language from the top over the middle, over the corners to the base shows the special timeless design. Details such as keys, rosettes, light strips, shadow profiles complement the silhouette of the furniture. The complete learning set consists of a desk, showcase, bookshelves and a secretary as well as the wardrobe.

The furniture manufacturer Rincklake van Endert was founded in 1681 and stands for high quality and design. Manufactured in Germany by Rincklake in Düsseldorf.

Lovely curved chest of drawers in the Baroque style. Good general state 3 drawers with keys.