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Danish Mid-Century Teak Sideboard – 1960s
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Mcintosh teak sideboard (Dunvegan Collection) 1960
1,650.00€ Add to cartMcintosh teak sideboard (Dunvegan Collection) 1960
Designed by Tom Robertson in the 1960s the Dunvegan Sideboard is the iconic Mid-Century design heritage of Scottish maker A.H. McIntosh with a high Scandinavian influence.
The sideboard comes with the original features: handcrafted in teak with a pull-out bar tray for entertaining, three spacious drawers for storage, and a central cupboard enclosing its beautifully shaped tray. Balancing clean lines, functionality, and exceptional craftsmanship, the Dunvegan Sideboard remains a celebrated design that seamlessly bridges mid-century warmth with a modern, elevated silhouette.
Dimensions
201 x 45 x height 75 cm
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Mcintosh teak sideboard (Dunvegan Collection)
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Mid-Century Sideboard by Meredew (Brown Leather Handles)
1,700.00€ Add to cartMid-Century Sideboard by Meredew (Brown Leather Handles)
Robert Heritage was adept at coming up with new ideas, which is a good example. Meredew, in the 1950s – 1960s, was aiming at the middle market and did nothing to push the boundaries until around 1968. Our catalogue from January 1969 introduces this fantastic model and two others, presumably by Loebenstein and his in-house team.
Robert Heritage is probably best known for his many designs for the high-quality maker Archie Shine, but he was an independent designer. He worked for several other British furniture makers over the years and was an influential professor of design at the RCA.
Heritage had a fantastic ability to come up with designs that looked different from each other. No other Heritage style links his creations, so his work for Archie Shine is different from that for other companies, and this model shares no features with anything else he designed. In this model, we see how he brilliantly mixed the teak with brown leather for the handles.
We have here an example of its mastery with a beautiful and well crafted and finished teak, too. This sideboard gives us the opportunity to divide spaces due to its well-finished backside.The sideboard has been completely restored and is presented in excellent condition. Please note that the bottom drawer on the left-hand side has a small patch. This mark was present when we purchased the piece, and our restorers have carefully worked to disguise it as much as possible. Despite this minor imperfection, the sideboard is in excellent restored condition.
It has been sanded and re-polished in full.
It is in excellent condition structurally and aesthetically.
Dimensions:
Length: 205.5 cm
Width: 45 cm
Height: 72 cm
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Tall Sideboard In teak (McIntosh, 1970)
1,800.00€ Read moreTall Sideboard In teak (McIntosh, 1970)
A striking Mid-Century tall sideboard designed by Tom Robertson and handcrafted in teakwood by renowned Scottish makers A.H. McIntosh during the early 1970s. This elegant cabinet showcases the beautiful grain and warm tones of teakwood, combined with the refined proportions and exceptional craftsmanship for which McIntosh furniture is celebrated.
Behind its four beautifully matched doors, the sideboard offers generous storage with four spacious compartments, each fitted with a full-width shelf. The upper section features two smooth-running drawers, including a cutlery-lined drawer, adding practicality to its sophisticated design.
The cabinet has been completely restored in our workshop. It has been carefully sanded and refinished to enhance the natural beauty of the teakwood, while all doors and drawers have been adjusted and serviced to ensure smooth operation.
A superb example of British Mid-Century design, this versatile piece combines elegant form with excellent functionality, making it a perfect addition to a dining room, living space, or contemporary interior.
Dimensions
Width: 112 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 128 cm1,800.00€ -
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Tall sideboard in Rosewood (McIntosh, 1970)
1,950.00€ Read moreTall sideboard in Rosewood (McIntosh, 1970)
A striking Mid-Century tall sideboard designed by Tom Robertson and handcrafted in rosewood by the renowned Scottish cabinetmakers A.H. McIntosh during the early 1970s. Combining elegant proportions with exceptional craftsmanship, this impressive cabinet offers generous storage while showcasing the rich grain and warm tones for which McIntosh furniture is celebrated.
Behind its four beautifully matched doors, the cabinet provides an abundance of practical storage. The interior is divided into four spacious compartments, each fitted with a full-width shelf, making it ideal for storing dinnerware, glassware, books, or household essentials. Above the cupboards are two smoothly running drawers, one of which is lined for cutlery, reflecting the thoughtful attention to detail that characterises Tom Robertson’s designs.
This sideboard has been fully restored in our workshop by skilled restorers. The entire piece has been carefully sanded and refinished to enhance the natural beauty of the rosewood while preserving its original character. Every door has been adjusted to close perfectly, and each drawer has been serviced to ensure smooth and effortless operation.
A superb example of British Mid-Century design, this elegant cabinet is both highly functional and visually impressive, making it an ideal addition to a dining room, living room, or contemporary interior.
Dimensions:
112 x 45 height 128 cm
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Mid-Century teak sideboard by McIntosh (1970, Dunvegan Collection)
1,800.00€ Add to cartMid-Century teak sideboard by McIntosh (1970, Dunvegan Collection)
Originally designed by Tom Robertson in the 1960s and thoughtfully updated during the 1970s, the Dunvegan Sideboard combines the iconic design heritage of Scottish maker A.H. McIntosh with a more contemporary and refined appearance. The redesign introduced the elegant long legs seen in the Dunfermline and Dunbar collections, giving the piece a lighter visual presence while preserving the distinctive character of the original cabinet.
The sideboard retains its signature layout and practical features: a pull-out bar tray for entertaining, three spacious drawers for storage, and a central cupboard enclosing its beautifully shaped tray. Balancing clean lines, functionality, and exceptional craftsmanship, the Dunvegan Sideboard remains a celebrated design that seamlessly bridges mid-century warmth with a modern, elevated silhouette.
Dimensions
201 x 45 x height 75 cm
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Mid-Century Bassett Walnut Chest of Drawers (Made in USA 1970)
1,800.00€ Read moreMid-Century Bassett Walnut Chest of Drawers (Made in USA 1970)
A magnificent Mid-Century Modern long and low chest of drawers, handcrafted in richly figured American walnut by Bassett Furniture Industries during the early 1970s. Beautifully proportioned and exceptionally well made, this substantial piece embodies the clean architectural lines and understated elegance that defined the finest American furniture of the period.
The dresser features an attractive symmetrical arrangement of nine smoothly running drawers. Three smaller drawers are positioned centrally, flanked on either side by two banks of three full-width drawers, creating a balanced composition that is both visually striking and highly practical. The continuous walnut grain, warm natural colour and refined detailing highlight the outstanding craftsmanship for which Bassett became renowned.
Founded in 1902 in Bassett, Virginia, Bassett Furniture Industries grew from a family-owned sawmill into one of America’s most respected furniture manufacturers. During the post-war decades, the company earned an international reputation for producing beautifully crafted furniture using premium hardwoods, combining traditional cabinet-making techniques with the clean, modern aesthetics that came to define Mid-Century American design.
This particular dresser has an interesting provenance, having been imported from the United States in the early 1970s by an American family who later relocated to England in the 1980s. It has remained in the same family ever since, adding a wonderful layer of history and authenticity.
Our professional restoration team has carefully restored the piece while preserving its original character. The walnut has been meticulously sanded and refinished with premium hardwax oil and Danish oil, enhancing the timber’s rich grain and providing a durable, natural finish. Every drawer has been inspected, adjusted where necessary, and now runs smoothly, ensuring the cabinet is ready for many more decades of everyday use.
This impressive dresser offers exceptional storage while serving as a statement piece, making it equally suited to a bedroom, living room, or entrance hall. Its timeless design allows it to complement both Mid-Century and contemporary interiors with ease.
Dimensions
183 x 48 height 77cm
A rare and beautifully preserved example of American Mid-Century craftsmanship by one of the country’s most respected furniture makers.
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Mid-Century teak sideboard by White and Newton, England 1960.
1,900.00€ Read moreMid-Century teak sideboard by White and Newton, England 1960.
Designed by Philip Hussey for the prestigious Rogate Collection and crafted by White & Newton of Portsmouth, England during the 1960s, this exceptional teak sideboard is a rare and highly sought-after example of British mid-century design.
The sideboard features a beautifully balanced, symmetrical composition, with a central bank of three drawers enclosed within a gently curved frame, flanked by two spacious cupboards with hinged doors. The design is elegant and understated, entirely free from visible handles. Instead, the drawers are fitted with sculptural solid teak wave-shaped fronts that discreetly conceal the finger pulls, creating clean, uninterrupted lines that are characteristic of the period.
Crafted in beautifully figured light teak, the sideboard showcases the exceptional quality of White & Newton’s cabinet making. The refined proportions and subtle detailing make it a timeless piece, equally suited to both contemporary and traditional interiors.
This sideboard has been professionally restored to the highest standard. It has been carefully sanded and refinished with Fiddes Hard Wax Oil and Danish oil, enhancing the natural beauty of the timber while providing a durable finish for everyday use. The entire structure has been inspected and strengthened where required, all drawers run smoothly, and every original feature has been preserved, ensuring the piece retains its authenticity and character.
A rare opportunity to acquire one of Philip Hussey’s finest designs for White & Newton, combining exceptional craftsmanship, elegant simplicity, and enduring functionality.
Measurements
Length: 209 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 76 cm1,900.00€ -
Long Sideboard (Dunbar collection by McIntosh)
1,800.00€ Add to cartLong Sideboard (Dunbar collection by McIntosh)
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 most careful and thorough restoration—an endeavour rooted in reverence for craftsmanship and time-honoured methods. Every detail has been attentively preserved, with thoughtful enhancements made to honour and elevate its enduring beauty.
It is worth noting that, even after the meticulous restoration, a small and discreet mark remains at the bottom of the right rear side—a gentle testament to its storied past. We invite you to zoom in on the photographs to fully appreciate this subtle detail, a quiet whisper of history that remains.
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
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Long sideboard Sunburst collection by McIntosh (1970)
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Mid-Century Teak Sideboard by Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh — Sunburst Collection, Scotland, 1960s
A magnificent creation by renowned designer Tom Robertson, this mid-century sideboard stands as a testament to Scottish craftsmanship and design excellence. Handcrafted in vibrant teak for A.H. McIntosh during the 1960s, it forms part of the distinguished Sunburst Collection — celebrated for its artistry and refined details.
The defining feature of this piece lies in its sunburst marquetry motif adorning the cupboard doors, a signature design element that radiates warmth and sophistication. This thoughtful embellishment exemplifies Robertson’s mastery in balancing innovation with timeless elegance.
Meticulously constructed, the sideboard’s graceful proportions and seamless finish speak to an era when craftsmanship was revered. Its enduring form and exquisite materials ensure it remains not just a functional piece of furniture, but a symbol of enduring beauty and design heritage.
Dimensions:
Width: 213 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 80 cm2,100.00€ -
Long Sideboard by John Herbert for A Younger
1,800.00€ Add to cartLong Sideboard by John Herbert for A Younger
A distinguished sideboard designed by John Herbert and handcrafted in teak and afromosia by the esteemed British cabinetmaker A. Younger. Known for their uncompromising standards and refined joinery, Younger produced some of the most elegant furniture of the mid-century era, and this piece reflects that heritage with quiet authority.
The sideboard’s clean lines, warm timber tones from teak, and balanced proportions embody Herbert’s design philosophy—rooted in craftsmanship, restraint, and the timeless beauty of natural wood. Its workmanship speaks of an age when furniture was built slowly and skilfully, intended to serve for generations.
The sideboard is distinguished by its finely carved solid wood handles and the graceful curved joints that unite the legs with the main structure—a testament to the careful hand-crafting for which A. Younger was renowned. Its storage is generous and well arranged, featuring a central bank of four drawers and a cabinet on each side, each enclosing a fitted shelf. This thoughtful layout offers both elegance and practical utility, reflecting the quiet wisdom of mid-century British design.
Dimensions:
Length: 213
Width: 46
Height: 78.5 cm
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G Plan Brasilia Sideboard by Victor Wilkins, 1960s Restored Teak Vintage Cabinet
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Small sideboard (Moy Collection by McIntosh)
1,600.00€ Add to cartSmall sideboard (Moy Collection by McIntosh)
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 with oil, preserving its original handcrafted quality and highlighting the beauty of the teak. 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
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Dunfermline Sideboard by Tom Robertson in Teak
1,700.00€ Add to cartDunfermline Sideboard by Tom Robertson in Teak
A beautiful creation of British mid-century design, this teak sideboard was conceived in the 1970s by renowned designer Tom Robertson for the revered Scottish maker A.H. McIntosh. Embodying the quiet refinement and functional grace of the era, it is a piece of enduring elegance.
Handcrafted in rich teak, the sideboard has been fully restored with great care and respect for its original soul. The wood has been gently sanded and treated with hardwax oils, bringing forth its natural warmth and satin sheen.
The design is both thoughtful and noble. Two outward-opening cabinet doors reveal spacious compartments with internal shelves, offering ample storage for tableware or cherished possessions. To the left, a suite of drawers provides further utility, including a top felt-lined cutlery drawer — a detail that speaks to the care and purpose with which this piece was conceived.
At once stately and restrained, this sideboard is a testament to the artistry of Tom Robertson and the legacy of A.H. McIntosh — a timeless addition to any considered interior.
Dimensions
Length: 213 cm
Depth: 45 cm
Height: 75 cm
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Long and narrow sideboard by McIntosh
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Walter Cornell Walnut Low Sideboard – Coffee Table for Greaves & Thomas, 1960s
600.00€ Add to cartWalter Cornell Walnut Low Sideboard – Coffee Table for Greaves & Thomas, 1960s
This refined piece speaks softly of an era when design was guided by proportion, restraint, and enduring craft. Conceived by Walter Cornell during the golden years of British modernism, this low sideboard—equally suited to serve as a generous coffee table—embodies the quiet confidence of 1960s design.
Crafted from beautifully grained walnut, the table carries a natural warmth that has mellowed with time, its surface telling a gentle story of age and use. Three long drawers run through the body of the piece, ingeniously accessible from both sides, offering both symmetry and practicality. The metal handles provide a subtle contrast, their cool precision balancing the organic richness of the wood.
Produced by Greaves & Thomas, a maker long respected for its commitment to quality and refinement, this table stands as a testament to thoughtful British furniture making—functional, dignified, and made to endure beyond fashion.
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Dimensions:
L x W: 150 x 45.5 cm
Height: 41cm
Drawers dimensions:
Drawers on the side have a length of 40.5 and the one in the middle 60.5 cm
Interior dimensions: Side ones: 38 x 41 h 6.5 and middle one 58 x 41.5 H6.5 cm
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Gunni Omann teak sideboard by Axel Christiansen
3,000.00€ Add to cartGunni Omann teak sideboard by Axel Christiansen
Designed by Gunni Omann and handcrafted by Axel Christiansen in Denmark during the 1960s, this long sideboard embodies the quiet authority and measured beauty of classic Danish modernism. Crafted from teakwood, its robust frame is softened by the natural warmth of the timber, where a vibrant, flowing grain lends depth and character, granting the piece a powerful yet composed presence.
The form is elevated by elegant, solid round legs, each adorned with a finely turned ring at the junction where body meets structure—a subtle but masterful detail that speaks of skilled hands and thoughtful design. Sliding doors move with calm precision, their long, organic handles shaped to rest naturally in the hand, reinforcing the harmony between function and form.
At its heart, a generous bank of drawers offers ample storage, making the sideboard as practical as it is refined. Rooted in tradition and built to endure, this is furniture conceived for a lifetime, carrying forward the enduring values of Danish craftsmanship.
Dimensions:
240 × 47 × Height 80 cm3,000.00€ -
White and Newton sideboard (Peterfield collection)
1,800.00€ Add to cartWhite and Newton sideboard (Peterfield collection)
This sideboard is a handcrafted piece from the 1960s, designed by Philip Hussey and made by the renowned cabinet maker White and Newton in Portsmouth, England. Hussey created this piece for the Peterfields Collection, featuring light teakwood, curved lines on the top and a flat front with minimalist built-in handles. This sideboard’s elegant and timeless design showcases Hussey’s mastery of his craft and the exceptional quality of White and Newton’s workmanship.
Philip is one of the unsung heroes of British furniture design who deserves to be far better known! As a young man of 24, he was appointed to replace Arthur Edwards as head designer of White and Newton in 1964. They were then a successful medium-sized maker of contemporary furniture, which was a little conservative in style. In the late 1960s, he pushed some boundaries, particularly in some of his sideboard designs, which moved White and Newton into a much more modern, stylish, minimalist direction. Some of these designs were very popular and came up for sale quite frequently, while others were too ahead of their time and are unfortunately rarely seen today. When they do appear, they’re now recognised as design classics.
Dimensions
Length: 208 cm
Depth: 46 cm
Height: 72 cm1,800.00€ -
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Mcintosh Dunoon Teak Sideboard
1,800.00€ Add to cartMcintosh Dunoon Teak Sideboard
Stunning and unusual mid-century sideboard designed by Tom Robertson for cabinetmaker A.H. McIntosh in Scotland for the well-known Dunoon collection in the 1970s.
This piece is characterized by the artisan work, the beauty of its organic round handles and of its doors.
The sideboard is completely restored by professionals, using only manual techniques and environmentally friendly products for its finishing.
Cosmetically and structurally in excellent condition.
Measurements.
Length: 213 cm
Width: 45 cm
Height: 82 cm
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NC sideboard by Acerbic with a back-lighting system.
1,800.00€ Add to cartNC sideboard by Acerbic with a back-lighting system.
Impressive sideboard designed by Lodovico Acerbis, a quintessential line of seemingly suspended furniture is bathed in illumination by its clever back-lighting system.
The light, diffused through a strip of matte methacrylate in the rear, interior, and base of the sideboard, offers an optical effect of weightlessness, heightened by the semi-transparency of the matte methacrylate base of the cabinet.
There is only one available
Measurements of each sideboard.
L: 160cm
W: 60cm
H: 60cm
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Sideboard from Younger (Sequence Collection)
1,800.00€ Read moreSideboard from Younger (Sequence Collection)
John Herbert designed this sideboard in the United Kingdom in the 1960s for the A Younger brand.
This sideboard belongs to the Sequence collection, where the artistic maturity of J Herbert and the influence of the design of the Scandinavian school, so necessary in the 60s, is noticeable.
This piece of furniture consists of two modules, one with four drawers and the other with two doors.
Built with teak and afrormosia, it has a structural frame, legs and handles in solid teak.
Measurements
167×45.5 Height 79cm
1,800.00€
