Pair of Bornholmer teak bookcases by Johannes Sorth for Nexo, 1960s
Pair of Danish bookcases designed by Johannes Sorth and produced by Nexo Møbelfabrik in Bornholm in the 1960s. Bornholmer bookcases' refer to a specific type of bookcase named after the Danish island of Bornholm and known for its elegant design and functionality, often characterised by clean lines, minimalist aesthetics and high-quality craftsmanship. These bookcases are appreciated for their versatility and can be used to display books, decorative items or other objects. The set consists of two separate pieces with the following dimensions: H: 181.5/ W: 100/ D: 28 cm with three adjustable shelves and one fixed shelf; H: 181.5/ W: 100/ D: 42.5 cm with three adjustable shelves and one cabinet with sliding doors and one adjustable inner shelf, 35 cm deep with five assembly possibilities. Both bookcases are made of teak veneer with solid teak inlays. They have five removable shelves of varying depths: 21 cm, 22 cm, 23.5 cm 25.5 cm that can be adjusted to suit your needs. The legs are removable for better transportation. Two pieces of furniture can be placed together in one room, creating an impressive display for books and decorations, or separately in different rooms as functional furniture. They are very decorative and extremely well made. Overall it is in very good original period condition with slight traces of use, slightly visible on the top. They have been cleaned and re-oiled with Danish oil. On request, they can also be sold separately. Leg height 26 cm, height from floor 18 cm.
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