1950s Danish Modern Rosewood Foldable Bar Johannes Andersen sold as found in good vintage condition showing normal signs of wear for its age .

A classic mid-century teak serving bar cart made in Denmark, circa 1960s. Beautifully crafted from teak, this cleverly designed piece features a beautiful teak upper work surface, shelf. The lower shelf offers 4 bottle holders with a beautiful black laminate surface. The bar carts’ handle attaches to a simple straight edge that leads to graceful legs and terminates into casters. This stunning cart rolls over both hard and carpeted floors with four hooded oversized castors. An exemplary mid century bar cart with its simple form is enhanced by a rich warm patina that only develops with age. A wonderful example of mid century modern furniture this drink trolley will add to your family’s entertainment experience with its function and design.
Condition Report: Good with wonderful patina and wood grain patterns. Sturdy, slides easily, convenient for serving, wheels hardware intact and operates smoothly.

Place of Origin: Denmark
Of the Period: Mid Century Modern
Date of Manufacture: 1960’s
Period: 1960-1969
Materials and Techniques: Solid Teak and Teak Veneer
Condition: Good
Wear: Wear consistent with age and use
Measurements: 28 1/4” H x 19” deep x 31” wide

A stunning vintage Boho dry bar. A chic patinated finish on a primitive design. Perfect as a dry bar, sideboard or entry console. You decide! Beautiful turned wood legs and a balustrade rail around the lower shelf. This piece delivers the charm! Acquired from a Palm Beach estate.

Rosewood dry bar supported by chrome base with caster wheels designed by Poul Nørreklit for Georg Petersens Møbelfabrik (ca. 1960s, Denmark).
Ingenious design featuring a spring-loaded mechanism which raises the cube roughly 10″. Then, the laminate surfaces are unfolded one by one and bracketed into place allowing the interior carriage to be manually lifted to the surface.
Overall, in very good, refinished condition, though a few scuffs remain, as shown.
Scarcely seen model retaining three “Made and finished in Denmark – Imported by Selig” medallions to the underside.
Height (lowest): 24.63″
Height (highest): 34.38″ / 34.75″ (surfaces unfolded) / 39.25″ (open with inner carriage raised).
Length and depth (closed): 20.63″
Dimensions with laminate surfaces extended: L: 38.25″ x D: 29.5″
Height of cube alone: 19.63″
Dimensions provided reflect the cube raised but closed (H: 34.38″ x L: 20.63″ x D: 20.63″).