Single mid-century wall unit in teak with bar cabinet by John Texmon, Norway 1960s

This scandinavian single mid-century wall unit in teak is an entirely modular shelving system called “ergo de lux” designed by john texmon for blindheim mobelfabrikk and made in norway in the 1960s. Slightly curved edges make a warm impression and sculptural rails create an elegant and grand-looking statement. It features two cabinets and a flanked shelf. The functional bar cabinet with a slide-out shelf provides an easy drinks serving. The glass doors vitrine with an internal shelf is perfect for showcasing decorative items while the winged shelf offers additional display space with its unique design. The modularity of this set is a significant advantage, allowing for versatile arrangement and customization according to individual preferences and special requirements. The set consists of: A vitrine: h: 43 / w: 78.5 cm / d: 23 cm. A bar cabinet h: 42 / w: 78.5 / d: 38 cm/ depth with door off: 70 cm. Shelf: h: 14/ w: 78.5 / d: 21 cm. Two long rods: h: 203 cm. Our team has checked the wall unit. We have examined if all the doors and drawers work properly. You can find a stamp on the back, which confirms its scandinavian origin. Overall, it is in fantastic condition. Wood has been cleaned and preserved with professional compounds.

Ref. : WCA2JKJD