A mid century sideboard by H P Hansen in Teak. Four sliding doors with book matched, highly figured Teak veneer.
Pictorial image of a mid century living room with mid century furnishings and industrial lighting. Set within a 1960's building with an A-frame roof. With a view to sea with mountains and blue sky.
Pictorial image of a mid century living room with mid century furnishings. Set within a 1960's building with an A-frame roof. With a view to sea with mountains and blue sky.
Close up of a Teak mid century sideboard detailng straight woodgrain, round door handles and recessed, lozenge shaped, drawer pulls.
A close up of a mid century sideboard by Meredew in Teak. Showing the left side bank of four drawers with military-esque inset metal handles.
A Japanese style easy chair called the Domus one by Alf Svensson for Dux of Sweden. With a black frame and charcoal black upholstery. Made in the 1950's.
An isometric view of a mid century sideboard, Model 'Arild' by Nils Jonsson for Swedish manufacturer Troeds. Showing front and left end panel.

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Danish Teak Mid Century Sideboard
Sideboards & Storage
A pair of Teak, model 3103, mid century dining chairs by Arne Jacobsen. Known as the 'Hammerhead' and dated 1966.
Dining
A line-up of three green industrial shades by Thorlux. Against a backdrop of a Birch lined A frame ceiling with sea, mountains and blue sky in the background.
Lighting
A pair of Danish mid century chairs by Folke Ohlsson. In solid Teak with blue upholstery.
Lounge
A highly figured Rosewood oval table top on its side in a shipping container.
Industrial and Salvage

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Arne Hovmand Olsen Danish chairs.
Arne Hovmand Olsen Danish chairs. Made of Teak and with Danish woven cord seats.
A Model 156 Danish Teak tambour sideboard by Bernhard Pedersen & Son. Shown from the front with doors closed.
Bernhard Pedersen
A Model 156 Danish Teak tambour sideboard by Bernhard Pedersen & Son. Shown from the front with doors open revealing a central bank of four drawers. Flanked by cupboard space with an adjustable shelf.
Bernhard Pedersen