1970s Grete Jalk Teak Wood Bar / Serving Cart with Expanding Top 18x28x25 Inches Lighting This is a 1960s ‘Triennale’

This is a 1960s ‘Triennale’ Floor Lamp

The art on the right hand side of the cabinet depicts a Japanese woman wearing a kimono with a pattern of waterwheels in waves

Zographos pieces are known for their uncompromising craftsmanship and quality of materials

and slight wear apparent on the wooden legs

designed by Jens Risom in 1950 and produced by his company

1970s Grete Jalk Teak Wood Bar / Serving Cart with Expanding Top 18x28x25 Inches Lighting This is a 1960s ‘Triennale’This is a bar cart designed by Grete Jalk. This particular example was produced in Denmark and dates back to the 1970s. Crafted from solid teak, the cart features a top that expands, though it does not come with any supports. The cart has four casters for ease of movement. The cart measures 17. 5 inches long, 27. 75 inches wide, and 25. 25 inches high. The tabletop expands to 35 inches long when opened. This piece shows light wear from previous use,