1960s desk, teak, design by Wilhelm Renz, custom-made, restored
Very rare teak desk from 1960s by Wilhelm Renz. It is a custom-made desk with a table height of 75cm (standard was 72cm). The original invoice from the furniture store Markstahler und Barth is available (see last photo).
High-quality manufacturing with many beautiful details such as triangular leg profiles and recessed grips on the drawers. The table is teak veneered on all sides and can be placed anywhere in a room.
There are two small and one large drawer on the left, and a compartment with a practical pull-out and a lockable door on the right. On the back side there are two open compartments with generous storage space.
Very good condition with minor signs of wear. The surface has been professionally restored by us and the desk completely revised.
You can find further information on costs of custom clearance and VAT refund under the heading Delivery and Payment 18994.5 each additional itemto France Check for regionally better rates 17989.5 each additional itemto France (Paris) 16984.5 each additional itemto France (Regio) 14974.5 each additional itemto Belgium 16984.5 each additional itemto Netherlands 16984.5 each additional itemto Luxembourg 16984.5 each additional itemto Italy 19999.5 each additional itemto Great Britain not listedto Spain 19999.5 each additional itemto Portugal 239119.5 each additional itemto Bulgaria not listedto Croatia not listedto Cyprus not listedto Czech Republic 16984.5 each additional itemto Denmark 19999.5 each additional itemto Estonia not listedto Finland 19999.5 each additional itemto Greece not listedto Hungary not listedto Ireland 239119.5 each additional itemto Latvia not listedto Lithuania not listedto Malta not listedto Poland 16984.5 each additional itemto Romania not listedto Slovakia 16984.5 each additional itemto Slovenia not listedto Sweden 19999.5 each additional itemto other countries not listed
Note on price
Note on price: All prices quoted are in Euro and apply to self pick-up by the buyer. The items are subject to differential taxation according to German Law (§ 25a UStG/Value Added Tax Act). The VAT on the invoice is not shown.