Danish teak sewing table attributed to poul volther | denmark, 1960s danish sewing table executed in teak and attributed to poul volther. the piece features a compact and functional construction typical of danish utility furniture from the mid-century period. The table is fitted with two drawers, one of which is divided into smaller compartments for organized storage. a woven basket is mounted beneath the tabletop, providing additional storage while maintaining a light visual expression. The slender legs are fitted with discreet caster wheels, allowing the piece to be easily repositioned. originally designed as a sewing table, the piece translates well into modern use as a bedside table or small side table. ⸻ what are the details? designer: attributed to poul volther origin: denmark period: 1960s materials: teak · woven basket features: two drawers · internal compartments · woven basket · caster wheels use: sewing table / bedside table / side table ⸻ what are the dimensions? (approx.) width: 63 cm depth: 39.5 cm height: 59.5 cm this piece is designed in the style of the selected designer and/or manufacturer