Danish Model No. 65 Sideboard in Chocolate Brown Stained Oak from Skovby Møbler, 1960s

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The sideboard was manufactured by skovby møbler and is model no. 65, crafted in oak and stained in a rich … Read more The sideboard was manufactured by skovby møbler and is model no. 65, crafted in oak and stained in a rich chocolate-brown tone. It was most probably designed in 1963 by henry rosengren hansen and produced around that decade as well. It is a beautiful example of scandinavian modern design, combining clean proportions with excellent functionality.

the smoothly sliding doors reveal two spacious compartments with height-adjustable shelves — two on the right and one on the left. Five drawers with beautifully sculpted handles provide additional storage and allow for easy organization.

the piece has been carefully restored and finished with high-quality wood oil, which enhances the natural character of the wood while providing a refined, natural finish. With its elegant proportions and rich wood tone, it is a distinctive piece that can easily become a focal point in an interior.

skovby møbler is a long-established danish furniture manufacturer founded in 1933 and known for its strong tradition of craftsmanship and functional scandinavian design. The company has remained family-owned for generations, with furniture production deeply rooted in the danish cabinetmaking tradition.

vintage skovby pieces are particularly appreciated for their quality of construction, carefully selected wood and veneers, and timeless, understated design. This sideboard is a beautiful example of that tradition, combining elegant proportions and warm natural wood with the practicality and craftsmanship associated with danish mid-century furniture.

it is the kind of piece that works beautifully in a contemporary interior while still retaining the character and authenticity of original vintage danish design.

dimensions: h 80cm w 220cm d 47cm 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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