Mid-Century Danish Sideboard in Teak by Axel Christensen Odder for Odder Møbler

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Dimensions 240x47x80 cm (lxdxh)

this elegant danish design sideboard was designed by axel christensen odder (aco) in the midcentury modern … Read more Dimensions 240x47x80 cm (lxdxh)

this elegant danish design sideboard was designed by axel christensen odder (aco) in the midcentury modern era and manufactured in denmark. It impresses with high-quality teak and excellent craftsmanship. Solid wood elements such as the finely crafted recessed handles, the edging and elegant legs underline the timeless elegance and high-quality workmanship of this piece of furniture.

the midcentury sideboard offers generous storage space behind the three large sliding doors. Two of the three compartments are connected to each other and equipped with height-adjustable shelves. The four drawers with delicate recessed handles partly have felt inserts - ideal for stylish storage.

the midcentury design sideboard was restored and the surfaces were revised. It is in very good condition with only a few signs of wear. A versatile chest of drawers that combines functionality with scandinavian aesthetics.

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dimensions: 240x47x80 cm (width x depth x height)

this scandinavian design sideboard or tv console was manufactured in the 1950s by axel christensen odder or aco in denmark.

the mid-century credenza showcases exquisite danish design and craftsmanship and offers plenty of storage space on tapered legs and lots of beautiful details made out of solid teak wood like the handles, front edges and legs.

the sideboard features three big sliding doors and four drawers, some laid out with green fabric.

whether used as a tv console or a stylish storage solution, this piece is sure to elevate your interior with its understated elegance.

the sideboard comes in wonderful condition with only minor traces of use, some very tiny marks on the legs. The credenza's surface has been refined. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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