Teak sideboard model 29 A by Arne Vodder for Sibast, Denmark 1958. It is composed of two opening, reversible sliding doors (black/teak), Seven drawers with organic fronts and a local bar front flap. Teak and black matte textured facades from the ...
Small coffee table circa 1950, round top on zigzag base in the style of Barba Corsini and Ruiz Millet, clear glass and black lacquered steel base.Diameter: 60 cmHeight: 42 cm
Extending table circa 1960, French work of the tv furniture editions, designer Jean Tricoire and Robert Vecchione, pure line in organic Scandinavian style, blond teak.Length: 160 cm /200 cm /240 cmWidth: 90 cmHeight: 76 cm
Rare dentist's glass cabinet circa 1920, very nice old workmanship, many compartments with adjustable shelves, beveled glass and mirror at the bottom, cast iron body, cornice and chippendale legs, drawers set with nickel-plated metal, marble ...
Tripod side table, playful model typical of the 50s, tubular structure supporting two tops and a wooden ball in central core, upper top in oak, lower top covered with leather.Width: 78 cmDepth: 78 cmHeight: 66 cm
Industrial style table, square format, nice trapezoidal central base, solid oak top, golden oak color, graphite steel base.Can be made to measure.Model presented:Top: 130 cm x 130 cmHeight: 95 cm
Very nice Scandinavian sideboard by Johannes Andersen for Uldum Mobelfabrick around 1960. Organic style furniture distributed by Samcom international, several storage compartments, double drawers, shelves... and curved handles, blond teak.Width: ...
Storage furniture from the early 20th century (circa 1930). A beautifully crafted item, featuring a bird's beak-style top, nine drawers with crafted ornamental shell-design handles, blond oak and black plinth.Height: 74 cmDepth: 51 cmWidth: 144 cm
Vintage table/desk from the 50's, French work circa 1950, curved top (aircraft wing) with bevelled field on structured tubular legs, mahogany veneer and black lacquered metal.Length: 130 cmDepth: 85 cmHeight: 73 cm
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