PINEWOOD WARDROBE, GERMANY, 1950s.
 
Wardrobe from the 50s. The body is made of pine wood with two cabinet doors, with round metal keyhole panels. At the top left is a short shelf and a brass clothes rail. On the right there are 4 large compartments for storing and sorting. The inner veneer is made of mahogany. The simple and clear proportions, a recessed base and the offset side elements of the doors are typical of the time from which this design comes. The cabinet can have an attachment, which can be purchased separately in the other advertisements, and can therefore be enlarged and then consists of 2 elements. The exclusive furniture from “Pesch” is part of a complete bedroom with other furniture from the “Danzig” series 6-27. 
 
Designer          
Böker
Manufacturer                         
Pesch Möbel AG
Design Period                       
1950-1959
Year of Production                
1950-1959
Production Period                 
1950-1959
Country of Manufacturer      
Germany
Style                                      
Cubism, Art Deco, Bauhaus, Bohemian, Brutalist
Identifying Marks                 
This piece is attributed to the above-mentioned designer/maker. It has an attribution mark.
Detailed Condition
Excellent // This vintage/antique item is in near original condition. It may show minimal signs of wear and/or minor restorations.
Restoration and Damage Details
Not known
Materials                             
Pinewood, Metal, Mahogany
Color                                   
Brown
Width                                   
125.5
Depth                                   
58.5
Height                                 
172.8            
Weight Range                     
Standard - Between 100kg and 200kg