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Vintage Small TV Unit Made in Lithuania 1965s
€395.00
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This unique Mid-Century Modern style TV unit was made in Vilnius, Lithuania 1965s.
The surface is covered with natural wood veneers, which was renovated with a new layer of lacquer finish during the restoration. The legs are made of wood and painted in matte black. The handles are original, made of aluminum metal. The furniture has 3 drawers and a spacious place behind the door on the left side. The highlight of the style is the original sliding doors made of glass.
The authenticity of the furniture is confirmed by the remnants of a perfectly preserved sticker that is stuck on the back of a piece of furniture.
This furniture can be used for a wide range of purposes and due to its size, is perfect for small spaces.
Dimensions (Approx.): Width / Depth / Height: 100 / 35 / 50 cm
Creator (Designer): Unknown
Manufacturer: Vilnius Furniture Factory - "Vilniaus Baldų Kombinatas "
Style: Mid-Century Modern
Production Period: 1960 to 1970
Date of Manufacture: 1965-01-08
Place of Origin: Lithuania
Finish: Lacquer
Materials: Chipboard and natural wood veneer.
Condition: In great restored vintage condition.
This piece of furniture is after a professional restoration, reinforced construction, cleared of the old surface and finished with a new ecological high-quality lacquer finish.
Please note that this is a vintage piece of furniture and it is not always possible to remove all age-related signs of wear on the surface. If you need more detailed information about the condition of the furniture you are interested in, please just ask me :)
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This unique Mid-Century Modern style TV unit was made in Vilnius, Lithuania 1965s.
The surface is covered with natural wood veneers, which was renovated with a new layer of lacquer finish during the restoration. The legs are made of wood and painted in matte black. The handles are original, made of aluminum metal. The furniture has 3 drawers and a spacious place behind the door on the left side. The highlight of the style is the original sliding doors made of glass.
The authenticity of the furniture is confirmed by the remnants of a perfectly preserved sticker that is stuck on the back of a piece of furniture.
This furniture can be used for a wide range of purposes and due to its size, is perfect for small spaces.
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