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Mid-Century Walnut Sideboard by Val Rossi & Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh (1970s)

A true testament to the golden age of mid-century design, this exquisite sideboard by Val Rossi and Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh embodies elegance, craftsmanship, and timeless appeal. Designed in the early 1970s, it showcases the signature clean lines and fluidity that define the era, with gracefully curved handles that seamlessly blend form and function.

Crafted from rich walnut, its warm tones and striking grain patterns add an air of sophistication to any space. Thoughtfully designed, the sideboard features three smoothly gliding drawers on the left—perfect for storage—while two beautifully paneled doors open to reveal a spacious interior, divided by a gently contoured shelf, offering both practicality and aesthetic harmony.

A masterful blend of artistry and utility, this piece is more than furniture—it is a statement of enduring style, ready to enrich any modern or vintage-inspired interior.

Dimensions

Length. 200 cm

Width. 40 cm

Height. 76 cm

Tom Robertson meticulously designed this exquisite long sideboard for his Dunbar collection, which was expertly handcrafted by A.H. McIntosh in the picturesque landscape of Scotland during the early 1970s. Constructed from stunning teak, the piece showcases a striking grain that adds depth and character to its form.

Our professional workshop in Tideswell, nestled in the heart of the Peak District, has undertaken a careful and thorough restoration, ensuring that every detail is preserved while enhancing its timeless beauty.

This sideboard commands attention with its elongated silhouette, featuring two spacious cupboards, each adorned with elegantly designed double doors. On the right side, a smart pull-out tray, finished in practical melamine, offers a convenient space for serving or displaying items, while the left side provides additional storage, making it both functional and stylish.

The sideboard’s design is further enhanced by four well-proportioned drawers, perfectly aligned to create a sense of symmetry and balance. The first set of drawers is dedicated to cutlery, combining practicality with aesthetic appeal, making this piece not just a statement of design, but also a cherished addition to any home.

Dimensions

213 x 45 height 76 cm

This elegant small sideboard, designed by Tom Robertson in the 1960s in Scotland, epitomizes the refined craftsmanship of the era. Manufactured by A.H. McIntosh, the piece is constructed from high-quality teak, renowned for its durability and rich grain. The design features a well-balanced layout, with three drawers on the left for organized storage, complemented by a cupboard on the right, enclosed by two doors. The sideboard has been meticulously restored, with all surfaces sanded and finished in oil, preserving its original handcrafted quality and highlighting the beauty of the teak wood. Ideal for both modern and traditional interiors, this piece combines functional storage with timeless Scandinavian-inspired design.

Dimensions

Length. 151 cm

Width. 45

Height. 75 cm

Viktor Wilkins designed this sideboard in the ’60s for the well-known British company GPlan. The sideboard belongs to the iconic Brasilia Collection.

The sideboard is featured for its organics, curved handles, and the mixture of teakwood used in its construction. It has three cupboards and a bank of four drawers; the first lined up for the cutlery.

Dimensions

L. 206 cm

W. 45.5 cm

H. 78 cm