Mid-Century Danish Teak Dresser, 1960s

This elegant and functional mid-century teak dresser, manufactured in Denmark during the 1960s, will enrich any bedroom or living room. It is a rare model with seven drawers, also known as the semainier, popularized in 18th-century France (the name comes from the French word for the week, semaine), which was intended to separate the copious personal linens of the time into Monday-through-Sunday supplies. The finely selected teak veneer with a vibrant wood grain, beautifully sculpted solid teak handles and the drawers’ fronts joined with dovetail joints showcase the mastery of Danish mid-century craftsmanship. Additionally, the tapered solid teak legs enhance its Scandinavian origin and are detachable for more convenient transport.
The dresser is in fantastic condition. “Made in Denmark” stamp on the back, confirms the authenticity of the origin. The drawers work incredibly smoothly. We cleaned the wood and the surface was refreshed with several layers of Danish Oil, enhancing the wood grain. 
Additional dimensions:
height from the ground: 22 cm
drawers height: 11 cm