A magnificent rosewood wall cabinet, designed by Kai Kristiansen in the 1960s and made by FM, is a real eye-catcher and an incredibly functional piece of furniture. Five different cabinets offer storage space, while eight shelves display books and decorations. All cabinets feature a sensible arrangement of shelves and internal trays, while the drawer unit with four drawers provides convenient storage. Particularly noteworthy is the cabinet with a raised shelf, perfect for audio equipment and gramophone, or as a bar, to meet the needs of vinyl record lovers. The beautiful rosewood grain and craftsmanship, evident in the solid wood details such as the curved solid rosewood handles, add a touch of class. The wall unit features brilliant joinery and rich rosewood grain. It is an excellent example of mid-century Danish joinery. The set consists of a cabinet with four drawers H: 50/W: 86/ D: 48 cm
a cabinet with a raised top, hinged doors and three internal trays H: 50/ W: 86/ D: 48 cm, one glass cabinet H: 36/W: 86/D: 32 cm, one cabinet with sliding door, with drawer and shelf H: 36/W: 86/D: 32 cm
eight 28 cm deep shelves, four metal rails each 213 cm long. This vintage bookcase is an entirely modular shelving design. Each section is approximately 86 cm wide and can be arranged as required thanks to a simple system of metal brackets that fit into the rails. All furniture and shelves can be placed lower, higher, sections can be interchanged, etc.
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SILVER Seller in Pomorskie, Poland
