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This McIntosh sideboard was designed by Tom Robertson in Scotland for the Dunvegan collection, the designer’s most iconic collection.
The sideboard has a central two-door cupboard with a shaped tray to accommodate taller items in our store, another cupboard on the right-hand side with a pull-out tray finished in melamine to permit lean drinks on it, and on the other extreme a bank with three drawers, the first drawer lined up for cutlery.

Dimensions

201×45 H75cm

Stunning and unusual mid-century sideboard designed by Tom Robertson for cabinetmaker A.H. McIntosh in Scotland for the well-known Dunoon collection.

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: 46 cm

Height: 80.5 cm

Burchaart Nielsen, a renowned Danish designer, created this beautiful sideboard, which was crafted by Dyrlund in Denmark during the 1960s. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, Dyrlund has executed this sleek piece to the highest standards, this time using smaller dimension to manufacture a compact piece using a solid frame throughout and in vibrant colour teakwood grain. Unlike other long sideboards, this one boasts smaller dimensions, making it not only a unique piece but also perfect for various spaces. It features two cupboards with sliding doors and a bank of drawers in the centre, providing ample storage space. 

Take advantage of the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind piece of furniture.

Dimensions

160 x 40 Altura 75cm

Tom Robertson, the innovative mind behind A.H. McIntosh’s mid-century designs, crafted this sideboard in the early ’70s, in Scotland. A departure from the norm, Robertson replaced traditional hinged doors with sleek sliding doors, a design choice often seen in Danish or Scandinavian furniture.

Introducing a new level of convenience, the renowned pull-out tray covered in melamine, a signature creation of Robertson for his sideboards, is now easily accessible from the outside. No more need to open any door to reach the tray, a thoughtful design element that enhances the practicality of this sideboard.

The storage case has three drawers on the left and two sliding doors on the right, which enclose the shelving units.
The beautiful teakwood grain, a testament to the craftsmanship of this creation, adds a touch of versatility. This sideboard seamlessly adds to any contemporary interior, adapting effortlessly to various design styles.

Dimensions.

L. 200 cm

W. 45 cm

H. 75 cm

Henry Walter Klein designed this beautiful piece in the ’60s in Denmark for the well-known high-quality cabinet maker Bramin.

The sideboard has a balance designed with a bank of drawers in the middle and two sliding doors enclosing shelves. The top drawer is lined up to store the cutlery. The beauty of the sideboard is for many reasons, mainly the vibrant colour of its teakwood grain with contrast in its highlights. One of the features of this sideboards are the built in handles and the beauty of its joints.

Measurements

L x A. 223 cm x 47.5 cm

Height:80 cm

English sideboard from the 60s made of walnut with black bakelite handles.

It is divided into 3 modules: a lower one with two sliding doors, an upper right module with drawers, and an upper left module with a hinged door.

Its dimensions make it perfect both for large spaces, where you want to focus attention on a Mid-Century piece, and for smaller interiors, where, in addition to exploiting its stylistic potential, it provides a large storage space.

Dimensions

LxW: 122 x 45.5 cm

Height: 111cm

You can find more sideboards in the Vintage14 catalogue.

Teak sideboard by GPlan from the Brasilia collection designed by Victor B Wilkins around the 1960s in High Wycombe, UK.

Victor B Wilkins was the designer of the G-Plan brand, being recognized for two of his great collections, Fresco and Brasília. Both collections retained the great influence that Ib Kofod Larsen had exerted on Victor Wilkins.

This sideboard belongs to the Brasília collection and retains a stylized design, with minimalist lines. The curved handles add an organic touch to the sideboard. This sideboard is made up of a central module made up of 4 drawers, a bar cabinet on the right and a two-door cabinet on the left.

G-plan, under E Gomme, hired famed Danish designer K. Larsen to relaunch the brand with his Scandinavian-influenced creations.

G Plan is a furniture brand that is recognized for the high level of finishing detail and the great construction quality of its products.

You can find more GPlan parts 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.

Mid-Century Danish sideboard in dark teak with rosewood interiors.

It consists of 4 sliding doors and three drawers at the bottom. The interior has a bar cabinet with a mirror and rosewood finishes.

All the furniture is made with great mastery, typical of designer furniture made in Denmark in the mid-20th century.

Fascinating creation of Tom Robertson, the Scottish firm A.H. McIntosh manufactured in the early ’70s under the name Eden.

The structure is in high-quality laminated teak wood.

The front features three drawers (the upper one with compartments for cutlery) and a double door that reveals two replicated individual modules (except for the fixed shelf, which has a different depth).

Finally, it is worth highlighting the stylised shapes of its handles and the frame of turned legs, joined by a thin crossbar, which raises the structure and cherries to give an outstanding score to this captivating design.

Measurement.

L.175 cm

W.45 cm

H. 77 cm