Teak vanity by Joseph-André Motte, 1960s

This wooden chest of drawers was produced by the Czech publisher Drevozpracujici podnik in 1960. It has a set of 5 drawers and opens with a door. This piece of mahogany furniture is ...

This Scandinavian chest of drawers in rio rosewood dates from the 1960s. It has a series of 4 large drawers. This Danish piece is in good vintage condition.

This wooden chest of drawers was produced by the Czech publisher Drevozpracujici podnik in 1960. It has a set of 5 drawers and opens with a door. This piece of mahogany furniture is ...

This 1960s wooden chest is in good original condition. An opaline plate under the two doors forms a shelf.

Four-drawer chest by Joseph André Motte, Charron editor. This chest is veneered in red wood and the legs are in solid red wood. Width: 90 cm (35.4 inches) Depth: 52 cm (20.5 inches) ...

Bureau / Sideboard in Teak and Oak by Arne Vodder, 1960's Additional Information: Material: Teak and oak Style: Mid century, Scandinavian Produced by Sibast møbelfabrik in Denmark D...

A teak chest of drawers from Lebus from the Link Range Featuring 3 drawers

Introducing a true Danish Modern marvel: a rare three-in-one vanity designed by the influential Nils Jonsson for Torring Møbelfabrik. Save for a small veneer repair this exquisite dresser is in original, vintage condition making it the perfect addition to any modern home. Constructed from a mix of solid and veneered teak and a honey birch interior this extraordinary piece is as versatile as it is aesthetically pleasing. Cleverly designed to function as both a dresser, vanity and writing desk this unique case piece is ideal for those limited on space but unwilling to compromise on style and functionality. The desktop opens outward exposing a large mirror perfect for makeup application as well as numerous compartments for easy, organized storage. The top drawer slides forward and locks creating space for a small chair allowing one to sit comfortably to write or apply makeup whilst the bottom two drawers create ample, discrete storage for clothing. Nils Jonsson was a venerated Danish designer who formed part of a movement known as Danish Modern. Best known for his large case pieces...