Danish High Sideboard by E. W. Bach, 1960s

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Unusually tall danish sideboard by e.w. Bach, 1960s – teak & rosewood elegance

a rare and striking piece from the … Read more Unusually tall danish sideboard by e.w. Bach, 1960s – teak & rosewood elegance

a rare and striking piece from the golden age of danish design, this unusually tall sideboard was conceived in the 1960s by the prolific e.w. Bach with a reverence for craftsmanship and material, it was masterfully handcrafted in denmark from warm, richly toned teak—its grain glowing with quiet dignity.

what sets this piece apart is the sculptural angularity of its form. The body takes on a dynamic, almost organic silhouette—clean yet expressive, bold yet refined. A gesture in its structure gives it presence, while retaining the serene balance so emblematic of scandinavian modernism.

its long, slender handles are a marvel of design. On the inner doors, they are seamlessly integrated—built into the surface as a subtle architectural gesture. On the outer doors, they stand proudly, sculpted and affixed like slender pieces of art, adding rhythm and grace to the cabinet

at its centre, two finely balanced doors enclose a hidden treasure: a bar area, meticulously handcrafted in sumptuous rosewood. Within, a softly gleaming mirror reflects the warmth of the wood, creating an intimate and elegant setting—perfect for quiet moments or refined gatherings.

dimensions:

200 x 46.5 cm

height: 115 cm this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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