Danish teak dresser with 4 drawers, 1960s

A danish mid-century modern teak dresser from the 1960s is a classic example of scandinavian furniture. It is crafted from teak veneered wood and solid teak, a durable and beautifully grained hardwood commonly used in danish furniture of this era. The dresser features four spacious drawers, providing ample storage, while integrated recessed handles maintain a sleek, uncluttered appearance. The top drawer is lockable with the original key included in the set. This dresser follows the mid-century modern aesthetic, characterized by clean lines, functional design, and minimal ornamentation. Designers like børge mogensen, arne vodder, and johannes andersen created similar teak dressers, which remain highly sought after by collectors and vintage enthusiasts. The chest of drawers is in great original vintage condition with minor traces of use, like a light defect on the top drawer, visible in the photos, which does not spoil the aesthetic but adds the vintage character to the whole. The wood has been treated with danish oil. Additional dimensions: Drawer internal height: 11 cm. Floor clearance: 19 cm.