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Teak chest of drawers from SMI Svensk Mobelindustri

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A timeless teak chest of drawers by SMI Svensk Möbelindustri from the 1960s. This design piece embodies Nordic elegance through its minimalist form and the beautifully continuous grain of the teak wood. The subtly rounded front edges lend the piece a refined feel. With four spacious drawers – the top one with a practical lock – the chest offers both functionality and aesthetic appeal. An original SMI label with the model number 138 198 / 528 is affixed to the underside of the chest. This chest is an authentic piece of Scandinavian furniture design for discerning collectors.

Details:

  • Version: SMI Svensk Mobelindustri
  • Material: Wood with teak and walnut veneer
  • Condition: Drawers inside show significant signs of wear and paint peeling, otherwise flawless.
  • Size: 84.5 x 82 x 41 cm


This item is subject to differential taxation according to § 24 UStG.


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