Spectacular freestanding teak three-bay wall unit or room divider with three cabinets and eight shelves, designed by Erik Buch and made in Denmark circa 1960's. It features gorgeous solid teak uprights and shelves, plus 3 solid teak and teak veneer cabinets. It can be arranged in several different ways, as all of the shelves and cabinets are height adjustable. The two side cabinets have sliding teak doors with round recessed handles, and each is segmented into two sections inside with a height-adjustable shelf in each space. The center cabinet has a drop-down door for use as a bar, with its original lock and key. A curved shelf inside accommodates both glasses and bottles. The cabinets are all finished in the back, so it looks terrific placed away from a wall to be enjoyed from all angles. It is in very good vintage condition with some expected wear. Most notably there are scratches on the sides of the cabinets and some discoloration and uneven fading to the uprights, but nothing very noticeable when it is assembled.
122" long, 17.5" deep, 70.75" high. The cabinets and shelves are between 39"-39.25" wide. One of the sliding door cabinets is 17.5" deep, and the other two cabinets are 13.75" deep. All three are 18.5" high. The shelves are 1" thick solid teak and 7.25" deep.
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