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Product description
Adjusted, normally a wall cabinet where you don't see black supports and sits on wall without the legs.
Elegant and modest 1950s bookcase designed by the Dutch furniture company Fristho. Attractive combination of teak veneer and Japanese sea grass wall covering.
This very rare modular system was designed by Marten Franckena, 1962. It stands on steel legs. The system consists of 3 steel legs, 2 wall panels, 4 shelves and 2 cabinets (one with 3 drawers). Easy to assemble and disassemble.
Great wood color, beautiful grain in the teak veneer. The Japanese grass fabric on the back is original and evokes a warm atmosphere.
The two wall panels show stains and discoloration in the seagrass wallpaper.
The two wall panels show stains and discoloration in the seagrass wallpaper.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsBeige, BrownMaterialOther, Wood, MetalNumber of items1StyleVintageBrandFristhoFirst ownerYesHeight156 cmWidth127 cmDepth49 cmSigns of usageStains