This 1960s teak sideboard is a distinguished example of British Mid-Century Modernism. Its elongated, low silhouette is supported by two geometric sled-style bases, subtly elevating the body above the floor and lending a sense of visual lightness. The front panels are crafted from decorative teak veneer, notable for their symmetrical grain patterns and rich, warm brown hues with a subtle reddish undertone. Storage is highly functional: two side cabinets each hide a shelf, the central drawer features dividers for small accessories, and below it sits an additional compartment with a drop-down front. Integrated, sculpted handles are seamlessly carved into the upper edges, maintaining the uniform, minimalist look of the facade. The base and legs are slightly darker, emphasizing the horizontal lines that define the era. The piece has undergone professional restoration—wood surfaces have been cleaned and treated with Danish oil, accentuating the depth and natural grain of the teak. A fragment of the original Gloucester retailer's label remains on one side, a discreet nod to its provenance. Condition: professionally restored, with no visible signs of heavy use.This sideboard channels the spirit of 1960s Britain, where modernism merged with the pragmatic elegance of everyday life. The teak surfaces evoke interiors where simplicity was both a function and a statement of understated luxury. The symmetry of the grain and the fluidity of
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Height74 cm
Width42 cm
Length183 cm
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Length183 cm
Height74 cm
Width42 cm
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