Teak buffet (No. 107) by Louis van Teeffelen for Wébé, Netherlands, 1960s.

Dutch Mid-Century Modern buffet. Made of teak, it features the designer's characteristic organic sculpted handles and a compass-style open base. This model incorporates ceramic tiles decorated with sailboats, created by the ceramist Jaap Ravelli, inserted into the drop-down doors. The interior is organized in a very functional and optimized manner, typical of high-end Dutch buffets from the 1960s. The bar includes an original glass shelf, separating the space for glasses above from the lower area, leaving room for taller bottles. Normal wear considering age and use: the top of the buffet is stained and one leg is damaged – see photos.