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Great teak veneer nightstands by Auping, 1963. The fine teak material makes a warm complement to the dark grey iron …
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Great teak veneer nightstands by Auping, 1963. The fine teak material makes a warm complement to the dark grey iron frame ( indoor looking black ).
Evokes a floating, light modernist appearance.
This model is called Carrelle and is picured and documented in 'Goed Wonen Magazine' of early sixties.
During the sixties, many European furniture companies started to produce teak furniture in the modernist Scandinavian /Danish style. Dutch company Auping worked with a number of famous designers such as Wim Rietveld, Andre Cordemeyer, and Friso Kramer. The style is clearly influenced by the designs of Cees Braakman and Pastoe, in particular the Japanese series.
Both good condition, few normal marks, all is solid and looking great, ready for instant use! 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
from
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