Long Teak Bookshelf with Drop-Front Cabinets
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Measurements:
| Height: | 98 cm |
| Width: | 238 cm |
| Depth: | 31 cm |
Product Information:
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| SKU: | Bsh1-291026 |
| ISBN: | 0000287 |
| Year: | 1960-1970s |
| Wood Type: | Teak |
| Country: | Denmark |
| Price per piece: | 16500 kr |
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DESCRIPTION
Made in Denmark during the 1960s and 1970s. A low teak bookshelf, 238 cm wide, with open shelving above and two drop-front cabinets below. One opens onto fitted compartments for papers, the other onto a bright orange lacquered interior that works well as a bar. It has been restored and the surface refinished, and a few light marks from age remain.
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CITES INFORMATION
This item does not contain any materials from appendix 1 of the CITES agreement (especially Rio Rosewood Dalbergia nigra).