Gunther Hoffstead Sideboards

Vintage 1960s McIntosh sideboard by Tom Robertson. It has three drawers, cupboard space, and a drinks section with a useful pullout shelf. Credenza is in very good original condition...

A clean mid-century two-door wardrobe in walnut, with a warm tone and simple grain. Integrated oval handles. Standing on a plinth base. Full-width hanging rail. There is a matching...

Sought after small sized vintage sideboard or credenza by Tom Robertson for McIntosh, 1960s. It has three drawers and a cupboard space. M...

Vintage Mid century Danish Sideboard by Axel Christensen for ACO Møbler, Denmark, 1960s Dimensions: 46 D x 250 W x 80 H cm It i...

Wooden sideboard with 2 black sliding doors, each containing height-adjustable shelves and one door that can be locked designed by George Nelson. Wear due to time and age. FOR SHIPPI...

Iconic sideboard designed by Gianfranco Frattini for Bernini. Italy 1960 ca. Three vertical tambour doors on one side, with three large and two smal...

Discover the Mid Century Modern Vintage Sideboard Credenza by Uniflex, expertly curated by Mid Century Traders to bring timeless style and function into your home. This beautiful sid...

A mid-century two-door wardrobe in walnut, with a slightly deeper tone and straight grain. Integrated oval handles. Raised on a plinth base. Full-width hanging rail, with interna...

Rare Vintage 1960s McIntosh Sideboard by Tom Robertson – A Collector's Gem An exceptional opportunity to own one of the most sought-after vintage pieces by Scottish designer Tom Rob...

Vintage modular Sideboard by Guido Faleschini for Hermès. Wood, metal and leather. An iconic piece, in original very good condition.

Sideboard with 2 sliding doors with skai containing a shelf, 4 drawers and a door containing a shelf. Designed by George Coslin in the 1960s. Wear due to time and age For shipping, ...

Uniflex Q range chest of drawers by Gunther Hoffstead. The Danish designer Gunther Hoffstead designed for the small innovative firm of Uniflex in the early 1960s. He designed some of the most modern looking pieces in the UK at this time. The Q Range is one of the best known of his designs for Uniflex. Gunther Hoffstead appears to have been a Danish born designer , but apart from his work for Uniflex he seems to be unknown . Peter Hayward was amongst others who designed for Uniflex which was the brand name for L Lazurus. The Q Range sometimes is found in teak, but mainly it’s seen in this lighter wood which looks like cherry. Stag also used a similar light wood in the early 1960s. Uniflex pieces are always beautifully made, and are better finished than Stag, so they wouldn’t have been cheap when new. The best test of a good design is whether it still looks modern 50...