Vintage Scandinavian teak sideboard mounted on tapered legs.
Sourced in Denmark, it dates from the 1970s.
It has two sliding doors that open onto a removable shelf and a drawer.
The tabletop has been sanded and varnished in our workshop. It will perfectly complement a pretty wooden flower lamp .
Origin: Denmark
Style: Scandinavian, vintage
Era :
Material: Wood
Color: Teak
Feet: spindles
Functionality: 2 sliding doors and 1 drawer
Dimensions: H74cm x L90cm x D42cm
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