Description
This teak sewing box dates from the 1960s. Its compact body has rounded corners and several storage compartments arranged one above the other. Narrow horizontal slats divide the exterior surfaces, while the visible wood grain ties the design together.
A raised arch forms the carrying handle. Four angled legs lift the body off the floor and end in metal-colored caps. The pull-out storage compartments allow sewing notions to be stored in an organized manner. The designer and manufacturer are unknown.
Details
Date: 1960s
Material: Teak wood
Condition
slight signs of wear
Size
Height: 57 cm
Length: 28 cm
Width: 35 cm
About Tandlas
Good design is a matter of perspective.
Tandlas was founded by art historian Elisabeth Souvan and combines in-depth research with a personal perspective on design. Each object is carefully selected and placed within its historical and design context.
