Teak highboard, Danish design, 1960s, designer: E.W. Bach
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Description
The highboard was made in the 1960s and designed by the renowned Danish designer E.W. Bach.
The structure is covered in teak veneer. The legs are made of solid wood. The surface has been refurbished. Inside, the space is fitted with three height-adjustable shelves and four practical drawers. The highboard features a convenient sliding door system, which reduces the need to leave a large amount of free space in front of the unit whilst not restricting access to its interior. An additional feature of the unit is a versatile bar section, which includes a decorative mirror and two additional small drawers.
Condition: The surface of the piece has been refreshed. Minor scratches and repaired veneer defects are visible. We always show any significant signs of wear in the photos. The product is ready for immediate use.
*For safety reasons, the legs may be unscrewed and the doors and shelves removed for transport. Assembly should not be a problem. However, if you have any doubts, please contact us and we will send you an instructional video.
Technical data
| height: | 112 cm |
| width: | 196 cm |
| depth: | 44 cm |
| number of shelves: | 3 |
| number of drawers: | 6 |
| drinks compartment | Yes |
| mirror | Yes |