Teak sideboard attributed to Erik Brouer, Denmark, 1950s-60s

Danish teak sideboard with four sliding doors, internal shelves and two pull-out trays with rosewood fronts. Attributed to Erik Brouer, 1950s-60s. The clean lines of this sideboard attributed to Erik Brouer give the teak and its natural grain a central role. The broad, regular front is articulated by four sliding doors, where small recessed rectangular handles introduce a subtle graphic rhythm without interrupting the continuity of the wood. Inside, several compartments with shelves are complemented by two slim pull-out trays, featuring rosewood fronts and dovetail joints. The cabinet rests on four tall tapered legs connected by a recessed supporting structure that visually lightens the overall volume. Slightly raised edges at either end of the top complete an understated and carefully executed construction, in which even the most functional solutions are resolved through the craftsmanship of the wood. Good condition. It may show signs of age. Please pay attention to the photographs. AG102