[送料無料][80419]Jentique High Sideboard Vintage Teak UK Gentique Cupboard Display Shelf Cupboard Sideboard Highboard – camori

Size (unit: mm) – Width 1655 Depth 430 Height 1210 Main material – Teak – Upper opening interior shelf Woodgrain finish Special notes – Opening interior shelf removable – Upper right shelf fixed Brand: Gentique Designer: – Era: 1960’s Condition: ★★★★ No noticeable scratches or stains *Delivered free of charge *Delivery to Hokkaido and Okinawa not possible *Delivered by Yamato courier or Yamato Home Convenience High side by Jentique, a furniture brand representing British mid-century It’s a board. A simple yet impressive sideboard with a unique carved handle. This is a product unique to Jentique, where you can feel the high quality and individuality. When you open the upper shelf on the left side, it becomes a convenient item that can be used as a small book or drink bar. The teak wood used is also of high quality, demonstrating the high quality of British furniture at the time. Gentique is a British furniture brand founded in the 1930s by former toy maker Geoffrey Bowman Jenkins and his wife Edith. In the 1960s, the company began producing modern teak furniture inspired by Danish furniture, and has gained fans all over the world for its unique designs and quality by its founder, who has a unique background. Along with G-PLAN and McIntosh, it is one of the leading mid-century British furniture manufacturers. Teak (genuine teak) teak Teak wood from northern Thailand and Myanmar grows in a harsh environment while slowly accumulating oil, and has strong iron corrosion resistance, water resistance, rot protection, and insect repellency, and has low shrinkage and does not clog the wood surface. Because of its beauty, it has been prized as one of the world’s three most precious woods, along with Brazilian rose and Honduran mahogany. The teak wood from this area undergoes a special cutting process called “makikarashi”, in which water is drained from the tree over a period of 3 to 5 years, making it suitable for easy processing. It is also called (dry cheek) because of this procedure. Teak wood has been used as a material for Scandinavian furniture and high-end furniture, but now its population has decreased dramatically and it has become extremely rare and valuable. Currently, the majority of teak wood on the market is artificially cultivated “Indonesian teak” from Indonesia and Java, but because it grows quickly and is cut down when it is young, it is inferior to the beauty of its grain and durability.

Size (unit: mm) – Width 1655 Depth 430 Height 1210 Main material – Teak – Upper opening interior shelf Woodgrain finish Special notes – Opening interior shelf removable – Upper right shelf fixed Brand: Gentique Designer: – Era: 1960’s Condition: ★★★★ No noticeable scratches or stains *Delivered free of charge *Delivery to Hokkaido and Okinawa not possible *Delivered by Yamato courier or Yamato Home Convenience High side by Jentique, a furniture brand representing British mid-century It’s a board. A simple yet impressive sideboard with a unique carved handle. This is a product unique to Jentique, where you can feel the high quality and individuality. When you open the upper shelf on the left side, it becomes a convenient item that can be used as a small book or drink bar. The teak wood used is also of high quality, demonstrating the high quality of British furniture at the time. Gentique is a British furniture brand founded in the 1930s by former toy maker Geoffrey Bowman Jenkins and his wife Edith. In the 1960s, the company began producing modern teak furniture inspired by Danish furniture, and has gained fans all over the world for its unique designs and quality by its founder, who has a unique background. One of Britain’s leading mid-century furniture manufacturers, along with G-PLAN and McIntosh. Teak (genuine teak) teak Teak wood from northern Thailand and Myanmar grows in a harsh environment while slowly accumulating oil, and has strong iron corrosion resistance, water resistance, rot protection, and insect repellency, and has low shrinkage and does not clog the wood surface. Because of its beauty, it has been prized as one of the world’s three most precious woods, along with Brazilian rose and Honduran mahogany. The teak wood from this region undergoes a special cutting process called “makikarashi”, in which the water is drained from the tree over a period of 3 to 5 years, making it suitable for easy processing. It is also called (dry cheek) because of this procedure. Teak wood has been used as a material for Scandinavian furniture and high-end furniture, but now the number of pieces has decreased dramatically, making it extremely rare and valuable. Currently, the majority of teak wood on the market is artificially cultivated Indonesian teak from Indonesia and Java, but because it grows quickly and is cut down when it is still young, it lacks beautiful grain and durability.