Mid-century cabinet with upper section by Bohumil Landsman for Jitona, Czech design, 1960s

This elegant mid-century cabinet with upper section was designed by Bohumil Landsman and produced by Jitona Soběslav in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic during the 1960s. A celebrated example of Czech modernist craftsmanship, it combines refined functionality with timeless retro appeal. The cabinet is made of veneered solid wood, finished in a high-gloss lacquer, and features slender wooden legs typical of the era. The top surface is finished with black opaxit glass, adding a sophisticated contrast and luxurious mid-century detail. Features: Authentic Czech mid-century design by Bohumil Landsman. Manufactured by Jitona Soběslav, 1960s. Veneered solid wood, finished with high-gloss lacquer. Black opaxit glass top surface. Elegant tapered legs typical of the Brussels style. Very good original condition with minor scratches consistent with age. A timeless piece ideal for modern or retro interiors. Specifications: Design period: 1960s. Maker: Bohumil Landsman. Origin: Czechoslovakia. Design style: Mid-Century, Czech Modernism, Brussels Style. Material: Veneered solid wood. Finish: High-gloss lacquer. Top surface: Black opaxit glass. Legs: Tapered wooden legs. Color: Natural two-tone wood with black glass accent. Condition: Very good original condition with minor scratches consistent with age. Use: Living room, hallway, or office. Authenticity: Jitona, 1960s. Estimated Weight: Approx. 40–80 kg. Dimension: Width: 118 cm. Depth: 43 cm. Height: 136 cm.