They don't make them like this anymore. Peter Hvidt was a fantastic designer, and when we saw this credenza we nearly lost it. It's teak! It's beautiful! Swoon.
The credenza has been completely restored. And with an asking price of $5,800, we won't be buying it, but we sure wish we could.
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Sally--
There are dozens of equally well-made and stylish teak credenzas for sale every day on eBay - for 1/2 the cost (including shipping from the warehouse in Maine where they're received from Denmark)
Beauty...in the eye of the beholder.
I think there are about 5 of these down at The Touch.