1,600.00€
1 in stock
Tom Robertson designed this drink cabinet for A.H. Macintosh in Scotland in the early ‘70s.
The cabinet is beautifully handcrafted in rosewood and conserves all its original features. It has two plain doors enclosing shelve and two drawers at the bottom, one of them lined up for the cutlery.
Dimensions
L. 107 cn
W. 46 cm
H. 112 cm
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Everest, a medium-sized cabinet maker based in Long Eaton, England, is a rare gem in the industry. Though their products are not as prolific as G-Plan or McIntosh, they carry a unique charm that sets them apart.
Everest’s designs are a constant source of surprise, consistently pushing the boundaries of boldness and innovation. Drawing inspiration from the exact characteristics of Scandinavian designs, they infuse their products with unexpected organic features.
In our search, we discovered that Everest employed Andrew Milne, a talented designer who worked for Heals in the ’60s and signed some of the company’s best pieces.
The cabinet we are offering is a beautifully handcrafted drink sideboard made from vibrant teak wood. It retains all of its original features, including the stunning shaped handles, the bar compartment, and its useful drawers with built-in handles.
Dimensions
L. 138 cm
W. 47 cm
H. 103 cm
This dining table is a testament to the era’s functional and timeless aesthetic. Handcrafted from exquisite teak wood in Denmark during the 1950s, it boasts a sleek and minimalist silhouette with a streamlined construction. The gently framed edges add a touch of understated sophistication. But what truly makes this table stand out is its versatility- it effortlessly transforms into an extended version, making it ideal for larger gatherings. The sturdy cylindrical legs provide reliable support and showcase the hallmark craftsmanship and meticulous attention to detail synonymous with Danish furniture design.
The table offers easy assembly through screws for flat delivery.
Dimensions.
Table closed: 130 x 85 Height 75cm
Table extended: 230 x 85 height 75 cm
Each extension 50 x 85 cm
Mid Century Ercol rocking chair in light elm. This rocking chair was designed in the 1960s by the furniture designer Lucian Ercolani for the manufacturer Ercol.
The shape and functionality make it an iconic design that continues to influence design and manufacture to this day.
This Ercol rocking chair is an old example of how elm was used. Nowadays, the new editions are heavier and made in Oak, Ash or Beech.
Ercol was established 101 years ago in 1920 by Italian designer Lucian R Ercolani in High Wycombe, the centre of English furniture making.
Although he intended to design and produce relevant and honest furniture, design and people were the cornerstones of his company from the very beginning. This remains true of the company today as it remains family-owned with Lucian’s grandson and great-grandson both in the business to continue his beliefs today. Design has always been at the heart of Ercol and has influenced a whole generation of designers worldwide.
Dimensions:
Total height 94cm
Seat height 31cm
Armrest height 70cm
Total Length 76cm
Inside length 52cm
Total Width 78cm
Condition report:
This rocking chair was in a very poor state when it came to our workshop, thanks to our expertise restorer who use all his skills the rocking chair looks beautiful and sturdy and it is ready for a new life.
Professionally restorer, dismantle in full some parts remade with old elmwood to match the texture and colour.
It has been sanded and re-polished with an extra transparent finish to show the beauty of the elm grain.