Mid Century Mcintosh 'Dunfermline' Teak Sideboard - 1802h
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A beautifully designed & crafted 'Dunfermline' teak sideboard designed by Tom Robertson for the renowned manufacturer McIntosh of Kirkcaldy circa 1960s.
- Excellent restored condition
The craftsmanship and attention to detail in these sideboards is stunning. This model features particularly striking door & drawer handles - please see the photos for more detail.
This sideboard offers lots of storage with one large cupboard to the centre and a drop down drinks cupboard on the right, three good sized drawers - the top one having cutlery dividers included.
As you can see, the teak has a stunning vintage patina and look at the mirrored grain on those doors... it's just beautiful!
A very desirable piece, in excellent restored condition, there are some minor polished in marks to be expected, please see photographs for more detail.
McIntosh sideboards have shot up in value over the past five years due to being exported to the US, Australia and Japan, where they sell for BIG money! This makes them very sought after and a great investment piece - especially this particular model which is scarce and in such beautiful condition.
Dimensions:
Width: 213cm
Height: 75cm
Depth: 45cm
Drinks Cupboard:
Width: 52cm
Cupboard Height: 40cm
Middle Cupboard:
Widths: 103cm
Height: 40cm
Height above shelf: 20cm
Drawer Widths: 49cm
Drawer Heights: 7cm, 12cm(x2)
A stunning & scarcely seen model of sideboard that would bring a touch of classic Mid Century style to any interior space.
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Our restoration process
Preparation
We carefully assess every piece, identifying any damage, repairs or replacement parts it may need. Drawers may need new runners, handles can be missing or damaged, and joints may require repair or reinforcement. We look beyond the surface to uncover hidden defects, ensuring each piece is restored to work as it was originally intended.
Restoration
With over 20 years of experience, we know that the right restoration techniques can make all the difference. It’s a delicate process that takes patience, skill and attention to detail — one we’ve taken the time to perfect. Each piece is carefully and sensitively restored, preserving its original character and charm while giving it a new lease of life.
Finishing
Finally, we add the finishing touches — whether that’s painting, oiling or sealing, fitting new handles, hinges or catches, or simply giving the piece a final clean and polish. We make sure every piece is ready for modern living, giving it a new lease of life and a renewed sense of purpose, ready to be loved for generations to come.
Before and after
Each piece is carefully and sympathetically restored to preserve the character, charm and beautiful details that make it unique. The result is a truly individual piece of furniture, thoughtfully restored for
modern living and ready to bring warmth, personality and timeless style to your home for years to come.
