Teak Sideboards

Danish teak sideboards from the 1950s–70s – low sideboards, highboards and bar cabinets. Inspected in our own workshop.


Teak Sideboards

Here you will find all our Danish teak sideboards from the 1950s–70s. The selection ranges from low sideboards with sliding doors to larger sideboards with drawers, bar cabinets and highboards for the dining room or living room.


See also all sideboards, chests of drawers, bookcases and teak dining chairs.

Teak sideboards from Danish Modernism


The low teak sideboard is one of the most iconic pieces of Danish Modernism. With its clean lines, beautiful grain and well-thought-out interior, it works both as storage for tableware and linen in the dining room and as a TV unit, bookcase or decorative piece in the living room.


Designers and manufacturers


Our selection regularly includes teak sideboards by Arne Vodder for Sibast, Gunni Omann for Omann Jun., H.W. Klein for Bramin, Kai Kristiansen and Johannes Andersen, as well as sideboards from Danish furniture factories whose designer is unknown. Many have details such as sliding doors, recessed handles, adjustable shelves and felt-lined cutlery drawers.


Low sideboards, highboards and bar sideboards


Low sideboards are typically 150–240 cm long and about 75–80 cm high. Highboards are taller and often have a glass cabinet or shelves in the upper section. Some sideboards have a built-in bar cabinet with a mirror and light, making them a natural centrepiece at dinner parties.


Inspected in our own workshop


All sideboards are inspected in our own workshop before they are sold. Doors and drawers are adjusted, and the surface is treated as needed, so the sideboard looks its best on delivery. If you have a teak sideboard of your own that needs some care, read more about furniture restoration.


Buy a teak sideboard from Osted Antik & Design


Our selection changes constantly, and most sideboards are one-offs. If you are looking for a specific length or model, contact us at [email protected] with measurements and ideally a photo of the room.


Frequently asked questions about teak sideboards


How long should a sideboard be?


A good rule of thumb is that the sideboard should be slightly shorter than the dining table or the wall it stands against. In a typical dining room, a sideboard of 160–200 cm fits most spaces.


How is the sideboard packed and delivered?


All furniture is packed in our own workshop with several layers of protection such as blankets, edge protectors and heavy-duty packaging. We deliver throughout Denmark and ship to most of the world. Contact us with your address and the item number for a price.


Can I get measurements and more photos?


Yes. Write to us with the item number, and we will send exact measurements and detailed photos of, for example, drawers, back and surface.


Do you have a return policy?


Yes. When you buy on our website, you have a 14-day right of return from the day the item is delivered. Read more under delivery and payment.