Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead). 

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.

Stock Ref D2405

A Swedish Grace birch and Zebrano three-door sideboard, Each door with a marquetry motif and internally veneered with birch, revealing a central shelf, resting on a geometric neoclassical base, flanked by side doors (one of which fitted with green felt racks, which can be removed and be used as cocktail cabinets instead).

Sweden, circa 1925

88 cm high by 172 cm wide by 45 cm depth

One of the briefest, yet among the most remarkable eras of 20th century design would have to be Sweden’s 1920s romantic national style known as Swedish Grace, combining Neoclassicism with Art Deco. British journalist Philip Morton Shand was first to use the term to describe and underline the simple elegance of this golden decade. Refined pieces of furniture, simple lines enhanced by exquisite details and ancient motifs, all handmade with extraordinary craftsmanship.