Mid-century Teak Gentlemen's Dresser with Tambour Door by Berhard Pedersen & Son, Denmark c.1960 Religious Named "Cinema" as they resemble

Named "Cinema" as they resemble early movie theater chairs

rotate the disc so that Sunday aligns with the year

These are original stoneware pottery crock with lid

The chairs were found in Paris

The modular construction features five interlocking pieces—top

Mid-century Teak Gentlemen's Dresser with Tambour Door by Berhard Pedersen & Son, Denmark c.1960 Religious Named "Cinema" as they resembleABOUT An original mid century Teak gentlemen chest with tambour front and multiple drawers. Nicely grained Teak panels on all four sides. Each drawer is fitted with dovetailed joinery and an adjustable bottom shelf. Original label. CREATOR Berhard Pedersen &Son, Denmark. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1970. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Teak. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Slight fading throughout. Sliding door sits slightly ajar. DIMENSIONS H