A striking mid-century Dutch highboard designed by Louis Van Teeffelen for WeBe, combining clean Scandinavian-influenced lines with rich teak grain. Expertly crafted in the Netherlands, it mixes teak veneer with solid hardwood details for durability. This 1960s statement piece offers practical storage and display: an upper sliding-door cupboard to the left, an open shelf beneath for books or ceramics, and a right-hand double cabinet with original decorative sail-motif plaques and a keyhole. Four wide drawers run along the base, each with Van Teeffelen’s signature half-moon recessed pulls. The cabinet stands on elegant tapered legs with a shaped apron and stretcher, giving it a light, floating silhouette. At 200cm wide x 50cm deep x 118cm high, it works beautifully as a dining-room highboard, media unit, or refined home-bar. Professionally cleaned and ready for styling, it presents in good vintage condition with only light, age-related wear. Perfect for modern, Scandinavian, or true mid-century interiors.
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Designer: Louis Van Teeffelen
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Maker: WeBe (Dutch, 1960s)
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Warm teak with subtle darker edging
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Left upper sliding-door cupboard
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Open display shelf beneath (books/records/decor)
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Right double-door cabinet with sail-motif plaques + keyhole
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Four wide lower drawers with half-moon pulls
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Tapered splayed legs with stretcher base
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Condition: good vintage, light age-related wear
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Size: 200 W x 50 D x 118 H cm
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Delivery
Free local delivery. Collection is welcome from our workshop in the New Forest by prior arrangement, SO41. Alternatively, contact us for a courier quote for nationwide or worldwide delivery.
Condition
It is in good condition for its age. Sturdy, professionally cleaned and ready to use. Please refer to the photos for details.
Sustainability
By choosing vintage, you're choosing the sustainable option and reducing environmental impact, one beautiful piece of furniture at a time. Mid-century pieces offer character and charm that new furniture simply cannot replicate
Care
Dust with a soft cloth. Use coasters or mats to protect the surface. Occasionally, treat with teak oil to maintain the finish.
