Mid-century Westnofa Teak High Boy Dresser c.1960 Globes with the introduction of inexpensive

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Mid-century Westnofa Teak High Boy Dresser c.1960 Globes with the introduction of inexpensiveABOUT An original five drawer Teak high boy dresser by Westnofa. Long inset carved handles with black interiors. Dovetail joinery construction. The piece sits on a black, plinth base. Original label on back. CREATOR Westnofa, Norway. DATE OF MANUFACTURE c. 1960 1970. MATERIALS AND TECHNIQUES Teak, Paint, Vinyl. CONDITION Good. Wear consistent with age and use. Minor blemishes. Two bottom inset handles repainted black. DIMENSIONS H 40 in. W 36 in. D 18