Teak MCM Sideboard, Attributed Lennart Bender

attributed to Lennart Bender; designed for Ulferts, from the Corona collection. Teak body with rosewood pulls. 27 5/8" high, 64" wide, 17 7/8" deep. Gouging, finish wear, age and use wear.

Mid-century Modern Teak Sideboard Attributed to Bernard Pederson & Son, c. 1960, tambours open to interior with four sliding shelves at center flanked by adjustable shelves, unmarked, ht. 31 1/2, wd.

Mid-century modern teak sideboard, attributed to John Herbert for A. Younger Limited, c.1960s, four centered drawers, top drawer divided for flatware, flanked by double-door cabinets, rising on tapere

Danish Mid Century Teak Dyrlund Sideboard attributed to Arne Vodder - 32 in tall x 87 x 19

Mid Century Modern Teak Sideboard / Credenza Attributed to Johannes Andersen for Silkeborg - 32 in tall x 7.75 x 20

Italian mid-century modern teak and rosewood sideboard, attributed to Barovero, c.1960s, five centered drawers, framed by four cabinet doors, on stretcher-joined legs, approx 35"h, 80"w, 18"d Start Pr

Danish Modern Teak Sliding Door Sideboard attributed to Jensen & Tage Molholm

Ca. mid 20thC. Age appropriate wear from use. Made in Denmark. Very sturdy.

The three seat rectilinear form with out-swept arms, webbed seat, and vertical back slats, all raised on four legs, with six loose back and seat cushions covered in the original vintage fabric, attrib

Danish Modern Style Teak & Oak Sliding Door Sideboard attributed to Takashi Okamura and Erik Maquardsen for O. Bank Larsen - 28 in tall x 68.5 x 18

Mid Century Modern Scandinavian form with four sliding doors; two central doors accented with wood pull handles. The overall form slightly bowed front and raised on four feet. Back stamped Denmark. Dr

This handsome Skovby teak sideboard remains in excellent original condition throughout. Both exterior and interior surfaces are in beautiful condition with a perfect aged patina. Best condition exampl

Mid Century Modern two sliding doors with fitted sliding drawers and open shelves inside. H. 34 1/4" W. 59" D. 18 1/4"

Danish Modern Teak Tambour Door Bow / Curved Front Sideboard Attributed to Bruno Hanson - 32.5 in tall x 79 x 20.5

Mid-Century tall sideboard cabinet in teak, attributed to Jens Aerthoj Jensen and Tage Molholm, Denmark, c. 1960's. With Atomic-style sculpted handles. Dimensions: H 40.5" x W 69" x D 17" Condition: S

A pair of 'Corona' chairs by Lennart Bender for Ulferts Fabriker, Denmark. In leather and teak. 23 x 33.5 x 28.5. All measurements are in inches.

Labeled on back panel. Design attributed to Borge Seindal. Dimensions: H 44.5" x W 71" x D 18" Condition: With some light scuffs to finish consistent with age and use. Areas of sun fading to top.

Danish mid-century modern teakwood sideboard, c. 1950's, design attributed to Arne Vodder (Denmark, 1926-2009), shaped body, fitted with three cabinet sections, having three sliding door fronts, shelv

Dry bar compartment finished with rosewood veneer and etched mirror backsplash. Interior shelves adjustable. Attributed to Skovby Mobelfabrik, Denmark, c. 1960's - 1970's. Dimensions: H 44" x W 71" x

Large serving/display cabinet. Black painted steel frame with teak or walnut veneered panels. Two long upper flush mounted drawers, one with divided utensil sections, both felt lined over open mid-she

Franco Campo; Carlo Graffi (attributed), Sideboard, c. 1958, H. 96 x 304 x 47 cm. Made by Home, Turin (attributed). Wooden box construction, plywood, maple, teak, walnut veneer.,

Ca. mid 20thC. Extremely well made. Very good condition, with no breaks or repairs. The top can be removed from the bottom to use independently. Base piece measures 32 1/2" x 79" x 18". Hutch measures

Sideboard credenza with six drawer base and upper cabinet with sliding glass doors and adjustable shelving. Continuous vertical side frame between base and upper cabinet. Top cabinet slides out from b

A vintage Mid Century Modern credenza dresser. Features Blond maple wood finish with eight drawers one cabinet door with three shelves. Variously attributed to William Hinn and Jorgen Clausen. Marked