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Sideboard designed in the middle of the 20th century in Sweden by Nils Jonsson for the well-known brand Troeds. This appliance belongs to Jonsson’s Arild collection.

The simplicity of the lines that follow the design of the device are enriched by the sinuosity and organic shapes of the Brazilian rosewood that Troeds improved for this creation.

The sideboard has three modules: two cabinets that are hidden behind the sliding doors and a set of drawers in the center.

Nowadays, this is a very difficult to find creation, where form, craftsmanship and material come together.

Dimensions

L x W: 190 x 43 cm

Height: 79cm

You can find more Mid-Century gadgets in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Aparador de teca diseñado por la marca inglesa BCM, un pequeño pero reconocido taller de ebanistería de los años 50 del Reino Unido localizado en la ciudad de Bath.

El aparador retiene todas las características del diseño danés tan reconocido en la mitad del siglo XX. Sigue sus lineas rectas despojadas de adornos innecesarios.

Fabricado con una vibrante teca con algunas de sus aguas negras, detalle que crea contrates de luz y color, dotando a este aparador de una gran presencia.

Medidas

213,5 x 46 cm

Altura 76 cm

Puedes encontrar más aparadores en el catálogo de Vintage14.

Mid-Century sideboard from GPlan, designed by Victor Wilkins for his Fresco Collection in the 1960s.

The sideboard is made up of a 4-drawer module in the center, on the right a bar cabinet and on the right a two-door cabinet. Manufactured in teak and afromorsia with a great finish.

G Plan is a British furniture brand. It began as a pioneering range of furniture in the United Kingdom produced by E Gomme Ltd of High Wycombe.

You can find more GPlan parts in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Mid-Century Danish high sideboard with minimalist and straight lines, typical of Scandinavian design.

As a characteristic of this design, it is worth noting the break in the straight line with its handles, a detail that gives this sideboard movement.

Made with the mastery typical of Danish furniture, the sideboard is finished with great detail. Its presence is increased thanks to the color and a vein of great beauty.

You can find more sideboards in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Impressive Danish teak sideboard designed in the mid-20th century by Axel Christensen and manufactured by the prestigious furniture brand ACO Møbler in Denmark.

With a design of clean lines, this sideboard is further enriched by the subtle organic shape of its handles. Made of teak wood with a vibrant vein and color that gives it great light and presence.

You may find more sideboards in the Vintage14 catalogue.

This English teak sideboard brings us the successful duo of John Herbert as designer and A Younger Ltd as manufacturer.

The sideboard belongs to the well-known Sequence collection.

Made to be admired by the buyer, this sideboard will last at least another 50 years. Its dark African solid wood frame along with solid handles create a contrast to the walnut wood used for the drawers and cabinet giving it a stunning look.

A Younger Ltd was a high-quality British furniture manufacturer that led style and contemporary taste in the 50s, 60s, and 70s. Younger furniture was low volume, well made, and aimed at the top end of the market. Younger was amongst the first firms to make Scandinavian-style furniture in the fifties. A lot of its success was due to its award-winning designer, John Herbert. The A Younger label is often discretely located on the back of a drawer, as its designs were often retailed by small, up-market furniture shops who didn’t like makers to identify their pieces.

Its symmetry gives the sideboard an elegant look with beautiful solid organic handles.

Find more sideboards in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Aparador de la marca McIntosh, diseñador por Ton Robertson para su afamada colección Dunvegan.

Mid-Century sideboard from the English brand Greaves & Thomas built in teak in the 60s.

Kurt Østervig designed this sideboard in Denmark in 1960.
Vibrant teakwood is the perfect canvas for this sleek, Scandinavian design. Stunning in its simplicity, this piece features a long linear cabinet adorned only with subtle organic detailing to the handles. A true ode to Danish modernism.

With a bank of drawers on the left and a cupboard enclose by plain sliding doors, this stunning piece gives plenty of storage place.

This is a sideboard aimed squarely at the top of the market, a luxurious Scandinavian offering that would have turned heads in the mid-20th century and continues to do so today.

Condition report:

Materials: Beautifully crafted from teakwood
Wood Finish: All surfaces are sanded in a hand mechanic manner to avoid the use of chemical strippers and re-polished with high-quality oils to give a ‘good as new’ professional finish.

Aparador de teca de los años 60, diseñado por Tom Robertson en Escocia para la marca A.H. McIntosh Kirkcaldy.

Este modelo pertenece a la colección Edinburg or Eden de Tom Robertson para Mcintosh y es uno de los modelos que se realizaron entre los años 68 y 72.  Este aparador  se diferencia de la collection Dunvegan y Dunfermline en el largo, teniendo 228cm de largo y siendo el aparador mas largo que McIntosh realizo en mitad del siglo XX . La simetría de su diseño le dota de mucha presencia, con unos tiradores alargados que le convierten en una pieza elegante y con un diseño atemporal. Tiene muchas capacidad gracias a sus 6 cajones y su armario central.

El grano de la veta y el color avellana de su teca son un valor añadido. Es un modelo inusual de cruzarse en nuestro camino

Largo:228cm

Ancho:45cm