Danish Art Deco Oak Double Tambour Archive Cabinet, 1930s.

Tambour-front archive cabinet in teak from the 1960s, featuring a brass handle and refined Danish craftsmanship. One side is fitted with pull-out drawers, while the other offers spac...

An extraordinary and rare rosewood tambour cabinet designed by Ole Wanscher and produced by master cabinetmaker A.J. Iversen. The focal point is the impeccably executed tambour doors...

Danish high cabinet in teak with tambour doors, Denmark 1960s. An elegant Scandinavian modern cabinet characterized by its refined proportions, warm teak and beautifully detailed cra...

Classic design with expert craftsmanship. This how this cabinet and the Danish master cabinetmaker, Frits Henningsen could be best described. Unlike most cabinetmakers, Henningsen always designed his own furniture pieces, creating exclusively handmade pieces, like this cabinet. This elegant deep cabinet is made of luxurious book mirrored...

A distinctive antique tall filing cabinet or document chest, crafted in wood and featuring a traditional tambour roll-front door. The narrow vertical proportions and practical interior organization make this an especially attractive and functional piece of period office furniture. The façade is characterized by its original slatted tambour shutter, which opens to reveal a series of individual wooden pull-out trays arranged vertically throughout the cabinet. These shallow compartments were traditionally designed for organizing documents, papers, correspondence, drawings, or office records. An additional drawer provides further storage. The cabinet retains its rich dark wood finish, displaying an attractive aged patina and natural variations acquired over decades of use. A small brass lock plate at the upper section adds a refined decorative detail and reinforces its authentic period character. Raised on slender straight legs, the cabinet has an elegant architectural silhouette while occupying relatively little floor space. Its unusual interior configuration and roll-front mechanism make it both a highly decorative collector's piece and a versatile storage solution for a contemporary interior. Ideal for use in a home office, library, study, living room, or creative workspace, where the numerous trays could be repurposed for documents, prints, drawings, stationery, photographs, textiles, or other collections. A characterful and increasingly difficult-to-find example of antique office furniture...

1960s Danish Modern Beech Wood Bar Cabinet with Tambour Door, Denmark Elegant Danish mid-century modern bar cabinet from the 1960s, beautifully crafted from beech wood and beech plyw...

Bernhard Pedersen Mid Century Danish Teak Tambour Armoire Dresser This armoire measures: 47 wide x 19 deep x 44.25 inches high Fair Vintage Condition...

Cabinet, anonymous, Denmark, 1950s. Oregon pine. This charming piece is an exquisite example of Danish cabinetmaking. The visible corner joints and the stretcher’s through mortise...

A refined and exceptionally well-preserved example of Swedish Grace design, this cabinet by Otto Schulz for BOET embodies the sophisticated restraint and craftsmanship that defined S...

Modern Art Deco cabinet with 27 oak drawers where you may put A4 papaers or folders. The 4 small drawers are perfect for CD's.