Danish Teak Credenza Attributed to Johannes Anderson, Circa 1960s

An American walnut credenza with sculptural base, ca. 1960s. It features sliding panels with diamond inset windows of faceted acrylic and tamb...

Mahogany sideboard with cane door fronts by Harvey Probber, made in Fall River, Mass., ca. 1950s.

Danish teak round dining table, 45.5" diameter, with two skirted 19.5" leaves. Overall with both leaves in place measures 84.5" long.

Pair of sculptural teak stools with leather upholstery by Fredly Mobelfabrik, Denmark, circa 1960s.

An stunning midcentury sideboard by Danish cabinet maker and designer Johannes Andersen. The upper section with oak and baize lined slide trays to the left, adjustable shelves to lef...

Johannes Andersen 'Model 31' credenza by J.Skaaning & Son.The cabinet is crafted of Brazilian rosewood and features sliding doors with adjustable shelves, mirrored bar and drawers. M...

Danish teak credenza designed by Johannes Andersen for Uldum Møbelfabrik, 1955, Denmark. This finely crafted cabinet, made of teak with mitered corners, features tambour doors with s...

Introducing an expansive Danish-made credenza that is audacious in scope, design and materials used this extraordinary Danish-made credenza is as functional as it is visually arresting. Constructed from a mix of solid and matchbook-veneered Burmese teak this striking sideboard is ideal for collectors and designers alike. Featuring fully functioning tambour doors, clever interior storage options and exceptional old-growth variegated woodgrains unique to the teak species this versatile piece in many ways represents the zenith of Danish Modern Design. The devil is truly in the details in this piece. The tambour doors that roll seamlessly into the back, a rare technique that few can produce effectively, is pleasing to the eye and functionally ideal. The interior is beautifully finished, with rolling shelves...