Arne Vodder cabinet
Available
25V6-836
Arne Vodder (1926 - 2009) cabinet in Brazilian rosewood. This magnificent and rare piece, designed in 1958, is in excellent original condition and features stunning grain and tambour doors. The highlight of this piece is undoubtedly the four tambour doors, which slide open perfectly and smoothly, revealing a Mahogany interior with adjustable-height shelves. Arne Vodder, one of the most celebrated designers, whose storage pieces are among the most collectable, this Vodder design from this special period exudes and exemplifies Danish craftsmanship at its finest. Labelled and produced by Sibast.
In excellent original condition
Denmark, 1960s
W.150 D.47 H.118,5 cm
Available
25V6-836
Arne Vodder (1926 - 2009) cabinet in Brazilian rosewood. This magnificent and rare piece, designed in 1958, is in excellent original condition and features stunning grain and tambour doors. The highlight of this piece is undoubtedly the four tambour doors, which slide open perfectly and smoothly, revealing a Mahogany interior with adjustable-height shelves. Arne Vodder, one of the most celebrated designers, whose storage pieces are among the most collectable, this Vodder design from this special period exudes and exemplifies Danish craftsmanship at its finest. Labelled and produced by Sibast.
In excellent original condition
Denmark, 1960s
W.150 D.47 H.118,5 cm
Available
25V6-836
Arne Vodder (1926 - 2009) cabinet in Brazilian rosewood. This magnificent and rare piece, designed in 1958, is in excellent original condition and features stunning grain and tambour doors. The highlight of this piece is undoubtedly the four tambour doors, which slide open perfectly and smoothly, revealing a Mahogany interior with adjustable-height shelves. Arne Vodder, one of the most celebrated designers, whose storage pieces are among the most collectable, this Vodder design from this special period exudes and exemplifies Danish craftsmanship at its finest. Labelled and produced by Sibast.
In excellent original condition
Denmark, 1960s
W.150 D.47 H.118,5 cm