Dimensions:

Width: 5.5ʺ
Depth: 5.5ʺ
Height: 4.5ʺ

This delightful vintage Three-Duck box is a unique Mid-Century Modern (MCM) accent piece, expertly crafted from teak wood and finished with a warm camel tone. It effortlessly complements various design styles, including Boho Chic, Cabin, and Rustic European, owing to its late 20th-century origin.

In terms of condition, this piece is in good shape, bearing some age-related imperfections, unmarked. The duck's head and beak area have undergone possible composite restoration, a testament to its history. While showing signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use, it remains free of visible damages or unsightly scratches.

If you relish the charm of vintage items that come with a rich history, make this MCM teak Three-Duck box a valuable addition to your collection.


Condition:
Alterations: Restored
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: In terms of condition, this piece is in good shape, bearing some age-related imperfections, unmarked. The duck's head and beak area have undergone possible composite restoration, a testament to its history. While showing signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use, it remains free of visible damages or unsightly scratches.

Dimensions:
Height: 4.5 in.
Width: 5.5 in.
Depth: 5.5 in.

Category: Boxes
Materials: Teak

Shipping:

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Location: This item ships from New York, NY

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Restored; Some Imperfections; In terms of condition, this piece is in good shape, bearing some age-related imperfections, unmarked. The duck's head and beak area have undergone possible composite restoration, a testament to its history. While showing signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use, it remains free of visible damages or unsightly scratches.