Pair of Poul Hundevad Teak Nightstands or End / Side Tables

Jesper International

Late 1960s - Early  1970s

Pair of Danish Modern / Scandinavian Teak Nightstands 

Made in Denmark

Retain original label

Gorgeous Hues of Orange Patina with Fine Grain Patterns Throughout

Each Has a Slim yet Deep Drawer Providing Ample Storage Space

Also feature Single Slide Out Removable Shelf

Heavy Construction with Dovetail Joinery and Solid, Carved Teak Wood Curved Handles 

Solid Teak Frames with Clean, Straight Lines Make Them Very Elegant, Sleek, Minimalist Pieces with Functionality

Could be Used as Side or End Tables

20.25" x 15" x 22.25" H

In Overall Excellent Vintage Condition

SOLD

****Matching triple dresser also available****

HISTORY:

Jesper International was founded in 1935 in the little town of Ulfborg in western Denmark. The furniture factory was established as Hundevad & Co. and was run by skilled Danish cabinet makers who paid high attention to quality and traditional woodworking skills. These same principles play an important role in their production today. In 1990, the company became Jesper Office as Hundevad & Co. merged with Danish furniture manufacturer, Jesper International.

Poul Hundevad Teak Triple Dresser

Jesper International

Late 1960s - Early 1970s

Danish Modern / Scandinavian Teak Triple Dresser

Made in Denmark

Retains original label

Large Dresser (over 7ft long!) with Nine Large, Deep Drawers 

Gorgeous Hues of Orange Patina with Fine Grain Patterns Throughout

Heavy Construction with Dovetail Joinery and Solid, Carved Teak Wood Curved Handles 

Clean, Straight Lines Make a Very Elegant, Sleek, Minimalist Piece with Functionality

77.5" x 19" x 26.5

In overall excellent vintage condition.

SOLD

****Matching pair of nightstands available****

HISTORY:

Jesper International was founded in 1935 in the little town of Ulfborg in western Denmark. The furniture factory was established as Hundevad & Co. and was run by skilled Danish cabinet makers who paid high attention to quality and traditional woodworking skills. These same principles play an important role in their production today. In 1990, the company became Jesper Office as Hundevad & Co. merged with Danish furniture manufacturer, Jesper International.