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Mid-century modern teak wall shelf by Walter Wirtz for Wilhelm Renz, Germany, 1960s

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Mid-century modern teak wall shelf by Walter Wirtz for Wilhelm Renz, Germany, 1960s
Mid-century modern teak wall shelf by Walter Wirtz for Wilhelm Renz, Germany, 1960s
€800
Dimensions :
H26 x W150 x D20
Color :
brown
Material :
teak
Style :
vintage

This elegant teak veneer wall shelf was crafted by the renowned German manufacturer Wilhelm Renz and designed by Walter Wirtz in the 1960s. Measuring 150 cm in width, it showcases the clean lines and warm wood tones characteristic of mid-century modern design. Recently refreshed in our workshop, it remains in very good condition, ready to bring timeless Scandinavian-inspired style to any interior. A perfect blend of functionality and vintage charm for collectors and design enthusiasts.

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