Striking Danish Modern Teak Sideboard, Denmark, 1960s
Danish Modern Teak Sideboard, Denmark, 1960s
A fine example of Danish Modern design, beautifully crafted in richly grained teak, this elegant mid-century sideboard features a clean, minimalist design reminiscent of Danish makers such as Omann Jun and Johannes Andersen.
The well-balanced layout includes a bank of four drawers on the left – the top fitted with its original green felt-lined cutlery tray – and two sliding cabinet doors on the right, opening to a spacious storage compartment with an adjustable shelf. The recessed square pulls and finely tapered solid teak legs complete the refined modernist aesthetic.
Despite the absence of a maker’s mark, the quality of joinery, timber selection and overall proportions clearly point to a high-grade Scandinavian workshop.
A timeless piece that will bring warmth and understated elegance to any dining room, living space or office. An investment-worthy piece of Danish design, equally suited to contemporary or vintage interiors.
Dimensions: L: 200 x D: 47 x H: 82 cm
Condition: Remarkably well-preserved given its age, displaying only subtle indications of wear. It has undergone a careful restoration and refinishing process using high-quality materials. A leg has previously been repaired (solid and stable). Original green felt tray shows some wear (see photos).
As with many quality Mid-Century pieces, this design thoughtfully pairs solid wood construction with a premium wood veneer—an approach widely used at the time to highlight beautiful grain patterns while ensuring lasting stability.
We try to capture the condition of our items in our photographs as best as possible. Prior to dispatch all items are carefully cleaned and re-coated with danish oil to ensure your item is looking its best when delivered.
