Henning Kjærnulf Oak Bookcase with Glass Doors, Danish 1960s

An oak bookcase designed by Henning Kjærnulf in the 1960s — a Danish piece of furniture combining a closed cabinet with a decorative glass front, a spacious chest of drawers in its lower section, and open display shelves. Warm-toned oak veneer, adjustable shelves and brass handles emphasise the organic character of Scandinavian design. With a depth of 50 cm, it can accommodate albums and larger items.