Bar cabinet from the 4D series by Angelo Mangiarotti.

Small wooden sideboard and marble top with 6 drawers, one of which holds bottles.

Design with attention to every detail starting from the beveled sides and the wheels which make it portable and movable anywhere.

Produced in the 60s by Molteni, a company founded in Giussano in 1934 by Angelo Molteni.

Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti, architect and designer recognized as one of the most influential of the 20th century, winner of numerous awards including the Compasso d’Oro for lifetime achievement in 1994.

The piece of furniture is in excellent structural condition, it may show slight signs of aging visible in the photos.

Original Art Deco sideboard in walnut, walnut burl and maple. Composed of two doors, a bar compartment in the center with a flap door, inside, mirrored lining, under the flap a drawer. The sideboard has been completely restored and polished with shellac.

Mid-century modern Scandinavian sideboard from Brouer Möbelfabrik. Nicely crafted with wooden hand grips. This piece is executed in rosewood and has new brushed steel legs. The sideboard features two drawers and two doors.

Antique sideboard with dark tones (c.1920) Approximate age: 150 years Material: Pinewood

Sideboard by Jiroutek for Interier Praha, model U-460, 1960s Reference : D1245 DESIGNER : Jiri Jiroutek MANUFACTURER : Interier Praha This enfilade is designed by the designer Jiri Jiroutek for Interier Praha around 1960. It is the U-460 model from the Czech Republic. This stained oak furniture includes a set of 4 drawers. This piece of wooden furniture is in good vintage condition. The top is restored.

Mid Century ‘Hamilton’ Sideboard designed for Robert Heritage by Archie Shine and retailed by Heals of London. An award winning design in 1958 featuring four drawers with reeded fronts and top drawer having the original sectional interior lined with green felt. The doors to the cupboard are in contrast to the teak and are finished in sapele which has a sweeping natural grain and a rich darker tone to the teak. The original brass handles are a perfect example of the minimalist and simple design features making the Hamilton one of the most sought after design pieces of the era. Cupboard Storage is spacious and fitted with a recessed shelf across the width. Dimensions H 77 x W 229 x D 53 cm

This brutalist sideboard model ‘Torino’ crafted by Frans Defour, showcases a geometric pattern. Its spacious shelves and two drawers provide practical storage solutions without compromising on style. This Belgian masterpiece in black stained ash stands as a testament to brutalist design. A rare find, this sideboard is a coveted addition to any discerning collector’s repertoire, marrying function with timeless aesthetics.

Louis Philippe display cabinet in walnut, central door and sides in glass, turned half columns, onion-shaped feet. Italy, Second quarter of the 19th century.

Danish lowboard designed by E.W. Bach for Sejling Skabe in the 1960s. Beautiful in its simplicity, spacious, with clean lines, subtle curves and Bach’s signature beautiful interior with the drawers. Because it is quite low, it is also ideally suited as a TV cabinet. This lowboard imported from Denmark has two sliding doors and a (lockable) fold-out cabinet (see photos). The condition is still very good. This sideboard has been completely refinished and given a new coat of teak oil. Manufacturer: Sejling Skabe. Dimensions: h x w x d = 68.5 x 184 x 47 cm.

This teak sideboard was produced in Norway in the 1960s by Sven Andersen Møbelfabrikk. The sideboard has been professionally and carefully restored by removing old coatings, staining and finishing with varnish. The furniture is characterized by very high-quality workmanship with attention to every detail and the use of the highest quality materials. Keys are included. The legs of the sideboard are finished with brass sleeves.