A mid-century modern style two-piece display cabinet or bookcase, likely dating from the mid-to-late 20th century. The unit is constructed in two sections, with a glazed upper bookcase resting on a cupboard base. The piece features a light-toned wood finish, characteristic of an oak veneer. The upper section features twin sliding glass doors, with an interior fitted with one adjustable shelf supported by pre-drilled pin holes on the inner side panels. The base comprises a two-door cupboard with a central keyhole and handle-less doors featuring integrated finger pulls. The minimalist aesthetic reflects functional design common in British or Scandinavian domestic furniture from the 1960s through the 1980s, such as pieces produced by Turnidge of London. No maker’s marks or signatures are visible on the furniture. Please note that the contents and items placed on top of the cabinet are not included in this lot.
Condition report:
The cabinet appears to be in good overall condition, showing standard signs of light domestic use including minor surface wear and small scuffs. Adhesive labels are present on the glass doors and the lower cupboard door. The key for the lower cupboard is not present.
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