Vintage Sideboard from Dyrlund

By one of the nicer cupboards that was ever available in our collection! This truly beautiful Danish cupboard is a relatively rare and wonderful piece of furniture! with its length of 1.61 meters, it is a cupboard that suits everyone, the materials used by first class, resulting in a quality furniture that is unparalleled does not know the surfaces of weight, design and finish. We see a cupboard with 2 sliding doors and in the middle 6 (!) Drawers, all equipped with, and to be opened through beautifully worked handles. Behind the doors we see a large cupboard space for all your things, both spaces are equipped with handy shelves, which you can also set in height as desired. The drawers are also nice in size. Most special about the design is the so -called “framed design”, it is like the elements in the middle of the cupboard are framed by the outside of the furniture. This creates a very special effect and also a beautiful and luxurious finish through beautiful corner connections! This piece of furniture can withstand any comparison with an item of a high-end Danish manufacturer with shine, but is therefore not marked. This copy is attributed to top manufacturer Dyrlund, a very rare and unique piece. A sideboard in this quality and in this format is already unique, exactly finding this model at another party is almost looking for a pin in a haystack. The cabinet comes directly from the first owners and is lovingly used and maintained, is in a more than neat and well -groomed condition, the minimum traces of use are appropriate for the age and the use of use and its eyes are not at all disturbing. Our own restoration studio has completely checked the cupboard, it can be used immediately. The ideal furniture from our collection to use against a nice wall or as an exclusive TV furniture, a one off a child gourmet object! Land of origin: Denmark Brand: Dyrlund Height: 88 cm Length: 161 cm Depth: 49 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity

issues arising from misattribution