Tall Sideboard In teak (McIntosh, 1970)
A striking Mid-Century tall sideboard designed by Tom Robertson and handcrafted in teakwood by renowned Scottish makers A.H. McIntosh during the early 1970s. This elegant cabinet showcases the beautiful grain and warm tones of teakwood, combined with the refined proportions and exceptional craftsmanship for which McIntosh furniture is celebrated. Behind its four beautifully matched doors, the sideboard offers generous storage with four spacious compartments, each fitted with a full-width shelf. The upper section features two smooth-running drawers, including a cutlery-lined drawer, adding practicality to its sophisticated design. The cabinet has been completely restored in our workshop. It has been carefully sanded and refinished to enhance the natural beauty of the teakwood, while all doors and drawers have been adjusted and serviced to ensure smooth operation. A superb example of British Mid-Century design, this versatile piece combines elegant form with excellent functionality, making it a perfect addition to a dining room, living space, or contemporary interior. Dimensions Width: 112 cm Depth: 45 cm Height: 128 cm
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