Scandinavian wooden dresser from the 1950s with a triptych mirror.

Vintage Mid-Century Modern dressing table (mid-20th century, around the 1950s-1960s). A large central oval triptych mirror flanked by two movable side panels, allowing for viewing from different angles. The so-called spindle legs are tapered and angled, typical of Scandinavian or retro style, with metal tips, probably brass, to protect the wood. It features a low horizontal cabinet with two drawers equipped with fine metal handles. The piece is made of teak veneer with a glossy finish. The design is sleek, favouring curved and functional lines, giving it a chic vintage appearance. This type of furniture was often used in bedrooms for grooming and makeup. Today, they are sometimes repurposed as entryway consoles or small auxiliary desks. Mirror and legs are detachable. Good condition. Cabinet width 125, mirror width 48/91, depth 42, height 52/161.