Original 60s! Very rare! Rare and beautiful Mid Century teak dresser. The chest of drawers is made of teak wood and is very high-quality. It has five drawers. It looks super clear and can be combined. The four drawers offer ample storage space. The chest of drawers is ideally suited in the entrance area as hallway furniture. The attached rollers make it wonderfully easy to adjust. Manufacturer: Fieldball mobel factory Aarhus DK Dimensions: Approx. 60 x 31 x 79 cm. By the way, fits great with the other furniture in the other ads. Normal few traces of usage present. Important: Rollers have been attached to the legs and there are holes accordingly. See the pictures. The furnishings I offer are high-quality, unique furniture with the charm and style of all the important design eras of the last century. Nevertheless, age-related traces of use in used furniture and many years of use cannot be excluded.

This apothecary with large drawers was made circa 1950s in Germany. It features 8 drawers with sheet metal cup handles. It remains in a good restored condition. The interior dimensions of the drawers are: D x W x H: 28 x 50 x 23 cm.

Traditional Swedish wooden wall shelves 1950s with drawers of varying sizes (9 drawers in total). Width: 46cm / 18.11” Depth: 26cm / 10.23” Height: 87cm / 34.25”.

A beautiful Swedish chest of drawers with three drawers. The front corners have richly decorated elements. The legs are tapered downwards. The chest of drawers is in a subtle beige color, and the top is black. It dates from around 1870.

Beautiful sideboard from the USA.

Storage wall, laminate and lacquered wooden sides.
2 central metal legs with brass feet adjustable. Good condition is removed and mounts with ease
Italy 1950/60

Midcentury sideboard-cabinet, catalogue No. U-450, designed by Jiri Jiroutek. It´is made of beechwood, veneer, plywood and laminate. In excellent condition, fully refurbished. Dark stained surface. The cabinet comes from the famous Universal series (U-450), which was designed in 1958 for the Czechoslovak national company Interiér Praha by the Czech designer Jirí Jiroutek. The success of the Czech pavilion at the Brussels Ex-‘58 was followed by the rise of the modernist style (called “Brussels style” in Czechoslovakia). One of the most prominent representatives of the Brussels style are the cabinets and chests of drawers from the U-450 series with typical pastel colors and sloping legs. In Czechoslovakia in the 1960s and 1970s, you could meet them in almost every modern household. The cabinets were unique not only in design, but also in their technological innovation, which enabled their serial production and availability at a time when there was a huge demand for furniture in Czechoslovakia. These cabinets were one of the first to be made from already prepared parts, from which they were then assembled. The same technological process allowed the cheaper of furniture and the Expansion of companies such as Ikea. This cabinet is original from the 1960s, we completely renovated it to meet current standards.

19th century antique wooden chest or floor trunk.

Atypical shelf – wall secretary – designed entirely in solid mahogany at the end of the 19th century.
It is topped by a nicely cut pediment and presenting four small volutes.
This retractable furniture is composed of five shelves, entirely made of solid mahogany.
The main one, in the center, is a large support writing tablet, called ”Wallet” because it unfolds in two parts. One part is made of metal while the other part is made of the same wood species as the frame. The latter are attached to each other with a long brass hinge. They are placed on two foldable brackets, each with a steel pull cord with a knob at the end.
In the upper part, this storage furniture includes two shelves with increasing depths, from 16.5 cm for the first one to 21.5 cm for the second one. They rest individually on the same folding supports as described above.
In the lower part, we find two last shelves with the same fixing process.
All the closing systems, as well as the front push buttons, are made of brass.
This authentic good is fixed at the back of the pediment.
Historical precision: this type of secretary of applique was specifically invented to fit the cramped rooms of boats.
This ingenious wall shelf will undoubtedly adapt to all types of interiors. Its clever and original design will allow you to store your small reading and writing materials, and it will be discreet when you don’t need it.

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Period: late 19th century.

Perfect condition after restoration in our workshop. Waxed finish only.

Antique French cast iron shaving stand-up with beveled mirror
This stand dates from about 1900 – 1910 and was used by gentleman to take care of personal grooming
Stamped and marked underneath the two round table tops with 2890 and D
The beveled mirror measures 27 x 23.5 cm ( measured including the frame is 38 x 44 cm) and is adjustable in a variety of ways including the height (height goes up to from 160 cm to 200 cm)
The mirror can be taken of for easy transport