Vintage Danish Teak Wall-Mounted Display Cabinet with Sliding Glass Doors by Cado – Mid-Century Modern
- Maker
- Type
Cabinets & wardrobes
- Origin
- Dimensions
Width 32.8 in × Depth 9.5 in × Height 22 in × Height 19.5 in × Depth 32.8 in × Height 9.5 in
- Condition
Vintage, refinished Configuration: Wall-mounted display cabinet with two sliding glass doors and two interior glass shelves
vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear.
Dealer notes
Beautiful vintage Danish teak wall-mounted display cabinet by Cado, featuring clean architectural lines, warm wood tones, and an elegant combination of teak and glass. This refined mid-century modern cabinet features two sliding glass doors, two interior glass shelves, and a beautifully finished teak interior. Its minimalist rectangular silhouette and floating design reflect the timeless craftsmanship and functionality of Danish modern furniture. The transparent glass doors allow decorative objects, ceramics, glassware, or collectibles to remain visible while providing enclosed storage. The adjustable wall-mounting rails offer a versatile installation system, making this cabinet an excellent addition to a living room, dining room, home office, or entryway. The teak cabinet has been refinished, highlighting the natural wood grain and restoring its warm, rich appearance. A sophisticated and functional example of Scandinavian modern design, combining practical storage with an understated architectural aesthetic. Manufacturer: Cado Origin: Denmark Material: Teak, glass Style: Danish Modern / Scandinavian Modern / Mid-Century Modern Condition: Vintage, refinished Configuration: Wall-mounted display cabinet with two sliding glass doors and two interior glass shelves Dimensions: Width: 32.8” Depth: 9.5” Height: 22” Bay Height: 19.5” Beautiful refinished vintage condition with minor age-appropriate wear. Please refer to photos for details. .
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