EW Bach teak sideboard (attribution), for Sejiling Skabe, Denmark, 1960s
Furniture
LOT 4
EW Bach teak sideboard (attribution), for Sejiling Skabe, Denmark, 1960s
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ZAR 10 000 - 12 000
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ZAR 19 933
About this Item
EW Bach teak sideboard (attribution), for Sejiling Skabe, Denmark, 1960s
the rectangular teak top above a central door enclosing a mirror-back and two drawers, flanked by sliding doors each enclosing two shelves, raised on tapering square-section legs joined by side-stretchers, 100cm high, 165cm wide, 40cm deep
Notes
E.W. Bach (born 1907), was a Danish designer renowned for his work in the mid-20th century. He is best known for his contributions to furniture design, particularly in the field of modernist furniture. Bach's designs are characterized by their clean lines and functional form, reflecting the principles of the Danish design movement.
While detailed biographical information about E.W. Bach is somewhat limited, his work remains influential in the design world, especially within the context of Danish modernism. His pieces are still appreciated for their craftsmanship and aesthetic simplicity.
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