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Two-piece teak bookcase with a storage cabinet on the bottom and an open-back bookcase /display on the top, part of the "Form Five" line by G-Plan designed by R. Bennett and introduced in 1967. It offers beautiful teak veneers, a beveled front case on a plinth base, and a good amount of both storage and display space. The base has cleverly designed sliding doors that are flush at the front and slide behind the other door on special curved tracks, with a removable shelf inside. The bookcase piece simply rests on top, with two fixed-height shelves and two removable or adjustable. It is in good vintage condition with some expected wear from age and use, including some uneven fading on the left side. 30" wide, 18" deep at the base, 10.5" deep at the top, and 78" high. The bottom piece is 28" high, and the top section is 50" high.
