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
