Vintage Scandinavian teak buffet-secretary

Piece of furniture in teak veneer, in two parts that can be dissociated or one on top of the other At the bottom and placed on 4 metal feet, adjustable, the sideboard, 2 doors and a shelf (interior height 50cm), which can be seen as a small enfilade because the top is impeccable. On top there is a keyed desk with a flap door forming a desk (h:73cm), shelves and storage AND lighting under a white perpex reflector. This desk could be fixed to the wall at the right height, separate from the sideboard. This piece of furniture is commonly attributed to Maurice Philippon and Jacqueline Lecoq.