Vintage "Dunvegan" teak sideboard by Tom Robertson for Mcintosh, Scotland 1960

Large sideboard - "Dunvegan" model - Mcintosh - 60's This magnificent mid-century enfilade was designed by Tom Robertson for Mcintosh of Kirkcaldy, Scotland. It features a vast storage space consisting of two hinged doors with curved interior shelves in the center and a flap door without interior shelves, allowing larger volumes to be stored. A space for storing bottles has been created and a sliding tray makes up the last cupboard. Three drawers, including one with cutlery divider and black felt, complete the storage space. Created in 1869 by Alexander Henry Mcintosh, McIntosh furniture has become synonymous with design, craftsmanship and high-quality materials. Dimensions: W 201 x D 45 x H 77 Materials: Teak Period: 60s Proof of origin: Label inside the cabinet in the door of the first cupboard. Origin: Scotland Published: Mcintosh Restoration: Fully checked and inspected, this set has been entirely sanded and oiled to protect and nourish the wood. Condition: Good condition, please note that in the lower right corner, the unit has been repaired by its previous owner. On this part of the piece, the wear has been reduced but is still visible. There is also a darker mark on the top (see photos). Weight: Approx. 30 kg Reference : 311509