Teak sideboard by Bath Cabinet Makers 1968

SOLD

A stunning piece of furniture that brings quirky mid-century style to any room. This characterful design is widely misattributed to the Danish company Mogens Kold Mobelfabrik although it was actually designed and made in England by Bath Cabinet Makers (BCM). This particular well-cared for example was purchased by its original owner directly from the BCM stand at the 1968 Ideal Home Exhibition in Olympia, London.

The strong influence of Danish Modern style does show in this long and elegant credenza which is made from solid and veneer teak of a golden tone with darker contrasting afrormosia handles in the form of a circular recess within a chamfered square. There are two drawers at either end, one of which contains a removable sliding cutlery tray with dividers and lined with black baize. The central doors slide open to reveal two cupboards with adjustable shelves.

The sideboard is in very good original condition: expected light wear and patina, some small abrasions on the top.

Approx. dimensions (cm): 198w x 46d x74h

Delivery to mainland GB included.

£ SOLD