Did you look everywhere? Inside the drawers and cabinet doors, underneath, etc.

It could be handmade. Actually the legs look a little skinny for the boxy bulk of the cabinet, IMHO. Don't get me wrong, it's a beautiful cabinet. I would just expect a typical Danish modern furniture designer to get the proportions a bit more in line when choosing legs. But what do I know. Bottom line is, look for signs of handmade DIY.

Those curved edges don't look DIY. I bought a number of similarly-styled pieces from a Danish/Scandinavian store in 1980, and browsed such a store well after that. Those stores aren't all that common now, but they are still around. So the piece might not be as old as a true MCM.

If you think the legs don't match, well, the legs could be a replacement of the originals.

The tiny chair looks perfect there. The piece is very interesting.

That could have been made in a school shop. That might explain the spindly legs. Those are a little weak if these are wood turnings. Could the legs be metal? Otherwise, its a nice piece. Love the little high back chair.

I hadn't notice the tiny chair. Made me smile.

Thank you all for the comments about the tiny chair. When my mother died, I kept a few of her small items so that I could have a piece of her in every room of my house. Her little chair makes me smile every time I see it.