Mid-Century Modern Teak Credenza by Mainline by Hooker

This is a significant Mid-Century Modern credenza from the 'Mainline' collection by Hooker Furniture, dating approximately to the 1960s. The piece is constructed with a rich teak or walnut veneer over solid wood frames, characteristic of high-quality American mid-century manufacturing. The design features a distinctive asymmetrical facade, with four drawers on the far left and a large storage compartment enclosed by two vertical-slat, tambour-style or paneled doors in the center and right. A hallmark of this specific line is the sculptural, recessed 'smiling' wooden drawer pulls that reveal a contrasting lighter wood or laminate interior, creating a striking graphic effect. The unit sits on a refined stretcher base with tapered legs, providing an airy, 'floating' aesthetic typical of the era. The finish appears to be an original warm amber oil or lacquer, showing well-maintained luster. At approximately 6 to 7 feet in length, it offers substantial surface area, currently utilized as a media console. The craftsmanship is evident in the seamless grain matching across the door panels and the sturdy joinery of the under-structure. Condition appears excellent with minor surface age-appropriate wear and no visible structural damage.