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Large McIntosh Teak Sideboard. Circa 1970's

Large McIntosh Teak Sideboard. Circa 1970's

£1,249.00Price

Wow!

What a handsome piece of mid-century furniture.

A teak sideboard made by McIntosh of Kirkcaldy, renowned throughout the World for their stylish high quality furniture making with that Scandinavian twist!

Makers mark to inside of draw.

As well as looking handsome; there's loads of storage; three cupboards, two with shelves; three pull out draws, one cutlery tray and two empty.

Since taking the photographs, I have totally fallen in love with this, and now have it in my sitting room as shown. It has been treated to a good clean and a few helpings of natural beeswax; which has restored the colour of the teak to a stunning deep teak colour.

Just stunning.

Approx. max. dims: H: 610mm, W: 1795mm, D: 430mm

In excellent vintage condition. Very robust, no structural repairs or damage. A few very slight surface marks and scratches as one might expect but these are very hard to see and are slowly disappearing with every coat of beeswax. A very small nibble at one end as shown, but again, barely noticeable; not at all from the front.

Just a fabulous piece of Iconic furniture.

This is an original antique and may well show signs of use and wear commensurate with age.

Please do study the photos and video as these form part of the description.

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