The sideboard was made in the 1970s, Danish production.

The structure is covered with teak veneer. Legs made of solid wood stained black. Surface after refreshing. Inside, the space has been filled with three practical non-adjustable shelves and two capacious drawers. The sideboard has a convenient sliding door solution, which reduces the need to leave a large free space in front of the furniture, while not restricting access to its interior. In addition, the sliding door is the ideal solution to use the furniture for audio equipment.

Condition: The surface of the furniture has been refreshed. Minor scratches and marks are visible. Larger signs of use are always shown in the photos. Product ready to use.

Technical data
height:
78,5 cm
width:
191 cm
depth:
40,5 cm

mid century profusely inlaid walnut sideboard circa 1960. unusual sideboard which is heavily inlaid, strung and decorated with brass mounts and beading. shaped top with 3 over lapping strung squares, below the top surface are 3 shallow drawers fitted with handles. main body is a single door cupboard containing a single shelf. areas of natural shrinkage due to the nature of the wood and construction used. areas of restoration to woodwork.

Antique hallway furniture or sideboard. It is a piece of furniture made of enriched hand-carved walnut wood. It is raised on four small legs decorated with plant elements and consists of two doors carved on the front, the sides follow the same ornamentation as the front. The interior is divided into two spaces by a wooden shelf and has a large storage capacity.
Measurements: 115 cm wide x 56 cm deep x 96 cm high.

Italian-made sideboard produced in the 1930s.
Support base in black painted wood.
Structure in briar wood veneer.
Central handles in black painted wood.
Upper surface in shaped marble.
Left compartment containing part of the central drawers.
Right compartment with internal shelf.
Doors with lock.
Good general condition, small signs of use, 2 small chips on the top.

Dimensions: Length 134 cm – Depth 56 cm – Height 91 cm

Beautiful Sculptural Sideboard in very good original condition. This Sideboard is made by hand in the 1980s and is based on a Michael Coffee creation. It is a unique piece made on order for a customer in France. The surface of the thick doors have a deep carving which is reminiscent of the action of water. Inside you can find one shelve behind each of the three doors. The console comes on a 6″ high brass base – giving it a “floating” appearance.

Large Sideboard – “Dunvegan” Model – Mcintosh – 1960s

This beautiful mid-century sideboard was designed by Tom Robertson for Mcintosh of Kirkcaldy in Scotland.
It has a large storage space made up of two hinged doors with curved interior shelves in the center and a drop-down door without an interior shelf allowing larger volumes to be stored. A location for storing bottles has been created and a sliding tray makes up the last cupboard.
Three drawers, including one with a cutlery divider and black felt, complete the storage space.

Created in 1869 by Alexander Henry Mcintosh, McIntosh furniture has become synonymous with design, craftsmanship and high quality materials.

Dimensions: L 201 x D 45 x H 77

Materials: Teak

Period: 1960s

Evidence of attribution: Label inside the cabinet in the door of the first cabinet.

Origin: Scotland

Edited: Mcintosh

Restoration: Fully checked and controlled, this sideboard has been completely sanded and oiled to protect and nourish the wood.

Condition: Good condition, note in the bottom right corner, the sideboard was repaired by its previous owner. On this part of the furniture, the wear has been reduced but remains visible. A darker mark is also noted on the tray (see photos).

Weight: About 30 kg

Wonderful sideboard from the 1960s. Body in teak veneer with a Formica-coated sliding door in black, four shelves and new square steel feet in black.

Quality features:
-very good workmanship
-high-quality materials
-Body with solid wood edges
-Made in Germany, manufacturer: WK Möbel

Made in Portugal