Mid-Century Teak Wall Unit, 1960s

Danish mid-century teak wall unit, designed in the 1960s in the style of Poul Cadovius, was made in Denmark in the 1960s. It is a 3-bay entirely modular shelving system. It resembles Poul Cadovius units from the same period and is of a very similar quality. The diamond pattern sandblasted glass door is its most decorative part, except for the beautiful teak wood. So rarely seen nowadays.
The wall unit features interchangeable parts that can be arranged as needed, using an easy brass hanger system with regular slots in solid wood rails.
It has two 40 cm deep shelves, which can be used as a compact desk when the bottom one is taken down ( it takes only 30 seconds ) Therefore we believe it is ideal for home office work, especially with two side cabinets providing space for any documents, files, etc.
The piece is a fine example of Danish carpentry from the mid-century era, visible in finely crafted edges and solid teak contoured handles.
This set consists of:
– two cabinets with sliding doors: H: 50/W: 80/D: 41cm
– glass door cabinet with inside shelf H: 50/W: 80/D: 22 cm
– 6 shelves 20 cm deep
– 2 desk shelves 40 cm deep
– 1 expository shelf 31 cm deep
– 4 upright supports 198 cm long
– brass hardware