This elegant mid-century cabinet was designed by Bohumil Landsman and produced by Jitona Soběslav in the Czechoslovak Socialist Republic during the 1960s. It stands as a fine example of Czech Brussels-style design, known for its refined lines, practical form, and high-quality craftsmanship. The cabinet is made of veneered solid wood, finished with a high-gloss lacquer, and elevated on slender, tapered legs a hallmark of 1960s Czech modernism. The top surface is covered with black opaxit glass, creating a striking contrast and adding an elegant decorative touch. Features: Authentic Czech mid-century design by Bohumil Landsman Produced by Jitona Soběslav, 1960s Veneered solid wood, high-gloss lacquer finish Black opaxit glass top surface Elegant tapered legs, typical of the Brussels style Very good original condition with minor scratches consistent with age Ideal for retro, vintage, or modern interiors Specifications: Design period: 1960s Maker: Bohumil Landsman Origin: Czechoslovakia Design style: Mid-Century, Czech Modernism, Brussels Style Material: Veneered solid wood Finish: High-gloss lacquer Top surface: Black opaxit glass Legs: Tapered wooden legs Color: Natural wood tones with black glass contrast Condition: Very good original condition with minor scratches consistent with age Use: Living room, hallway, or office Authenticity: Jitona Soběslav, 1960s Estimated Weight: Approx. 30–40 kg Dimensions: Height: 78 cm Width: 118 cm Depth: 42 cm This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution