Tambour doors that vanish into the case on a curve — one reveals a pop-up turntable shelf, the other a full bank of record dividers. Vodder was a defining voice of Danish modernism's second generation, and his Sibast case pieces remain some of the most sought-after storage designs of the era: concealment as ornament. Deep, warm teak with strong figuring; tambour mechanisms glide smoothly on both. Wants a living room ready to build a real listening setup around.
Details
Maker: Arne Vodder for Sibast Furniture, Denmark
Period: c. 1960s
Materials: Teak
Dimensions: 36.25"W x 19.75"D x 30"H (each)
Condition: Vintage, strong original condition, tambour doors operating smoothly, finish intact
Item Type: Vintage, Pre-owned, Pair
Tambour doors that vanish into the case on a curve — one reveals a pop-up turntable shelf, the other a full bank of record dividers. Vodder was a defining voice of Danish modernism's second generation, and his Sibast case pieces remain some of the most sought-after storage designs of the era: concealment as ornament. Deep, warm teak with strong figuring; tambour mechanisms glide smoothly on both. Wants a living room ready to build a real listening setup around.
Details
Maker: Arne Vodder for Sibast Furniture, Denmark
Period: c. 1960s
Materials: Teak
Dimensions: 36.25"W x 19.75"D x 30"H (each)
Condition: Vintage, strong original condition, tambour doors operating smoothly, finish intact
Item Type: Vintage, Pre-owned, Pair
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