Teak and Oak 2-Part Cabinet by Borge Mogensen for Karl Andersson & Soner, Denmark, 1960s

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This is a particularly rare, very high quality danish mid-century furniture item from the 1960s.
a book shelf / cabinet … Read more This is a particularly rare, very high quality danish mid-century furniture item from the 1960s.
a book shelf / cabinet in the - very rare - version made of teak and oak.

* original design by borge mogensen for karl andersson & soner / söner from denmark.
* classic, danish scandinavian design - timelessly modern, with clear lines of the best quality and made by hand.
* various and diverse storage space options.
* the cabinet consists of two parts, whereby the upper, open cabinet element - the shelf attachment - is only placed loosely on the lower cabinet body, but due to its own weight, the attachment is unstable on the lower element.
* the lower body has two practical sliding doors, the interior has generous storage options for common folders and more, as well as an extremely attractive, open drawer in white.

dimensions
width 135 cm * depth 46 cm * height 183.5 cm

condition
the object is in very good and very well-maintained vintage condition, carefully cleaned and superficially treated with high-quality products. Of course, there are still common, deep-seated, age-appropriate signs of wear on the wooden surface.
+ these are occasionally minor surface scratches, very few minor chips/notches and very few minor abrasion spots, these are mostly angular - there are also slight color variations due to age and/use and very few, tiny flaws on the wooden surface , these are usually only angular at the back and at the corners.
\.\.\. However, all traces are usually only a little more visible upon closer inspection without being serious\.\.\.

+ the pictures are part of the condition and show the general condition and the most important flaws. We therefore ask you to take a good look at the pictures above + i have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
designer records,
or other literature sources and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising
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