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Vintage Danish Modern Teak Credenza with Afromosia Details
$ 3,495
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A beautifully crafted example of Danish Mid-Century Modern design, this vintage teak credenza combines restrained Scandinavian form with the thoughtful cabinetmaking details that distinguish the best Danish furniture of the period.
The case is constructed in richly figured teak, with warm, varied grain running across the sliding doors and sides. Particularly striking is the cabinet’s construction: the sides meet the top at precise 45-degree mitered corners, creating an exceptionally clean silhouette while demonstrating the care and craftsmanship required to build the case. Rather than leaving the front of the cabinet square, the maker softened the profile with an elegantly rounded front edge, giving the otherwise architectural form a subtle sculptural quality.
Adding another layer of visual interest is the contrasting Afromosia, often referred to as African teak, along the front edge and lower apron. Its deeper tone beautifully frames the lighter teak surfaces and emphasizes the long horizontal proportions of the credenza.
Two large sliding teak doors glide across the front and are fitted with understated circular recessed pulls. Behind the doors is generous open storage with adjustable shelving, allowing the interior to accommodate books, serving pieces, media equipment, or a record collection. On the left side, a discreet interior drawer provides additional concealed storage without interrupting the clean exterior.
The cabinet is elevated on long, elegantly tapered legs, giving the substantial case a light, almost floating appearance. The gently shaped lower apron, slender legs, rounded edges, and beautifully proportioned case capture the effortless balance between function and refinement that made postwar Danish furniture so influential.
From the carefully executed mitered corners to the contrasting Afromosia details, this is a credenza that rewards closer inspection. It would work beautifully as a dining-room sideboard, living-room credenza, media console, record cabinet, or sophisticated storage piece in a modern interior.
An elegant and highly functional piece of vintage Danish Modern furniture, distinguished by exceptional woodworking, warm teak grain, and the understated craftsmanship associated with Scandinavian design of the mid-20th century.
Dimensions: 59.75 L x 17 D x 30.25 H -
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Period: 1950-1979 Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century, Scandinavian Modern Incollect Reference #: 884799 -
Dimensions
W. 59.75 in; H. 30.25 in; D. 17 in; W. 151.77 cm; H. 76.84 cm; D. 43.18 cm;
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FURNITURE SHOULD BE FUNCTIONAL ART, YOUR HOME SHOULD BE THE PERFECT RETREAT. Hobbs Modern is the premier mid century modern furniture dealer in San Diego, CA. We hand-select and curate each piece of our inventory which represents the iconic and exemplary Danish, American, and Brazilian vintage modern design with a relentless pursuit of restoration perfection and historical accuracy. Our passion is to breathe new life into vintage pieces. We ship nationwide.
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